Minor in Business Geographic Information Systems

Students must complete a minimum of six credits of advanced standing coursework in their minor.*

The Minor in Business Geographic Information Systems provides students with spatial analysis skills applied to business-oriented data and questions. Course work focuses on developing expertise with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in an applied business and economic context.

Required Courses
GEO 318Economic Geography3
GEO 325Intro Business GIS3
GEO 425Business GIS Applications3
Elective Courses
Select 3 courses from this list (or under advisement from the department): 19
Geography and Planning Electives
Introduction to Geospatial Technology and Analytics
Introduction to Urban Studies
GIS for Social Justice
GIS for Criminal Justice Careers
Introduction to Maps and Remote Sensing
Geography of Agriculture, Food & Sustainability
Geography of United States and Canada
GIS for Climate Monitoring, Hazards, and Emergency Management
Intro to Geographic Information Systems
Quantitative Analysis in Geography and Planning
Computer Cartography
Environmental Application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Environmental Geopolitics
Internet Mapping
Geodesign for Smart Cities
Internship in Geography and Planning
Geographic Information Systems Application
Geodatabase System
Introduction to Planning
Economic Development Planning
Land Use Planning
Land Development Controls
Real Estate Development Fundamentals
Transportation Planning
Housing and Planning in America
Other Electives
Business Analytics I
Labor Economics
International Economics
Urban Economics
Business Analytics II
Environmental & Resource Economics
Interdisciplinary Practice and Theory
Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone
Introduction to International Business
Introduction to Statistics I
Introduction to Management Information Systems
Introduction to Business's Software
Business and Society
Organization Theory and Behavior
Production and Operations Management
Principles of Marketing
Search Engine Marketing
Social Media Marketing
Influencer Marketing
Customer Database Management
Marketing Technology
Supply Chain Management
Total Minimum Credits Required:18

*Advanced standing coursework is defined as any 300-level course or above and specific 200-level courses identified by the department.