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Remote Sensing Syllabus
FUNDAMENTALS OF Remote Sensing COURSE Syllabus Instructor: Marc Zamkotowicz Phone: (609) 894-9311 ext. 1622 Office: Parker Center Room 413M Web page: GIS Bulletin Board: ~mzamkotowicz Office Hours: Course Description: Remote Sensing is the science of obtaining information about an area or object without being in direct physical contact with that area or object. Many forms of Remote Sensing include aerial photographs, satellite images, and infra-red viewing. This class will be run as a directed study class. All communications between the student and the instructor will primarily be done through email. In-person meetings will be done regularly to evaluate students progress and to discuss any questions or issues. Lecture notes, assignments, and lab activities will be provided through email and exams will be completed in the test center on the Mt. Laurel campus. It is the student s responsibility to thoroughly read all lecture notes provided, textbook readings, and initiate questions if any arise.
CLASS SCHEDULE Tentative – Subject to Change DATE LECTURE TOPIC CHAPTER LABORATORY Jan. 24 Class Introduction 1 Introduction to Remote Sensing
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