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Geospatial UAS advising guide

UAS unoccupied aerial systems

There is no separate application process to begin the UAS program at Ä¢¹½´«Ã½. Students can start in fall, spring, or summer terms when or if GEO 248 is offered (check the GIS course schedule to verify course offerings).

Course information

Geospatial UAS course progression (description below)

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  • Start in spring:
    • Spring: GEO 248
    • Summer: GEO 252*
    • Fall: GEO 254
  • Start in fall:
    • Fall: GEO 248
    • Winter: Gap
    • Spring: GEO 252*
    • Summer: GEO 254
  • Start in summer:
    • Summer: GEO 248
    • Fall: Gap
    • Winter: Gap
    • Spring: GEO 252*
    • Summer GEO 254

*GIS experience or GEO 265 and GEO 248 are required prerequisites for GEO 252.

Important notes:

  • Already have your Part 107? You are eligible for Credit for Prior Learning for GEO 248.
  • No separate application needed to begin the UAS certificate.
  • No UAS classes in winter term.
  • Fastest path: Begin in spring.
Course list by term
First term Second term Third term
GEO 248: Fundamentals of Drone Operations GEO 252: Geospatial Modeling with Drones I GEO 254: Geospatial Modeling with Drones II
If a student already has their Part 107 certificate, there is a process to receive Credit for Prior Learning. Prerequisites:

  • Prior GIS experience and/or GEO 265: Intro to GIS
  • Geo 248 or Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate
Prerequisite:

  • Geo 252