Esri Educational News

Six new instructor-led courses from Esri are now available.

  • Building Visual Basic Applications Using ArcObjects--Programmers interested in developing custom mapping applications with ArcInfo learn advanced Visual Basic programming concepts including COM and ActiveX.
  • Designing the Geodatabase--Database managers discover all aspects of the design process and apply object-oriented analysis and design methodologies in modeling the ArcInfo 8 geodatabase.
  • Working with the Geodatabase--Participants are introduced to the capabilities of the new ArcInfo 8 geodatabase and learn how to create, use, edit, and manage spatial and attribute data stored in the geodatabase.
  • ArcSDE Administration for Oracle--Database administrators receive instruction on how ArcSDE software interacts with Oracle, build their own ArcSDE servers, and obtain strategies to maintain an enterprise GIS database.
  • ArcSDE Administration for SQL Server--Database administrators receive instruction on how ArcSDE software interacts with SQL Server, build their own ArcSDE servers, and obtain strategies to maintain an enterprise GIS database.
  • Introduction to ArcIMS--Attendees receive hands-on experience to incorporate interactive mapping functionality into Web sites using ArcIMS 3.

Visit the campus at Esri Training and Education to view the latest Web-based training curriculum. Here's a sampling of what's coming:

Technology Courses
Introduction to ArcView Tracking Analyst
Building Models with ArcView Spatial Analyst 2
Visual Basic

Application Courses
Agriculture             Census 2000
Crime Analysis       Health Care
Tax Assessment     Urban and Regional Planning

Science Courses
Geographic Problem Solving
Map Projections

For detailed course descriptions and registration information on instructor-led courses, visit www.esri.com/training or contact the Esri Learning Center at 909-793-2853, extension 1-1585. The Esri Learning Center processes all class registrations on a first-come, first-served basis. To learn more about Esri's Web-based training, visit the Esri Virtual Campus at Esri Training and Education.

Instructor-Led Courses

ArcInfo
Introduction to ArcInfo using ArcTools
Advanced ArcInfo using ARC, ARCPLOT, and ARCEDIT
Programming ArcInfo with Visual Basic for Applications NEW
Programming ArcInfo with AML
Preparatory AML and Visual Basic for ArcInfo ODE NEW
Programming ArcInfo ODE with Visual Basic
Building Visual Basic Applications using ArcObjects NEW
Designing the Geodatabase NEW
Working with the Geodatabase NEW
ArcStorm Database Management Seminar
Working with ARC GRID
Working with ArcFM Water NEW
Working with ArcFM Energy NEW
Working with ARC NETWORK
Working with ARC TIN
Working with ArcStorm
Working with ARC COGO
Working with ArcScan

ArcView GIS
Introduction to ArcView GIS
Advanced ArcView GIS
Introduction to Avenue
Programming with Avenue
Programming ArcSDE with Avenue UPDATED
Working with ArcView Spatial Analyst
Working with ArcView Image Analysis

ArcSDE
Introduction to ArcSDE NEW
Programming ArcSDE with C UPDATED
Programming ArcSDE with Avenue UPDATED
ArcSDE Administration for Oracle NEW
ArcSDE Administration for SQL Server NEW

ArcIMS Introduction to ArcIMS NEW

MapObjects
Programming MapObjects with Visual Basic
Working with MapObjects Internet Map Server

Other Courses
Introduction to Atlas GIS
Introduction to PC ARC/INFO
Introduction to ArcCAD
System Architecture Design for GIS
Managing a GIS Seminar

Web-Based Courses

GIS Technology
Introducing ArcInfo 8
Introduction to ArcInfo using ArcTools
Introduction to ArcView GIS
Einf�hrung in ArcView GIS
What's New in ArcView GIS 3.1
Introduction to ArcView 3D Analyst
Introduction to ArcView Spatial Analyst
Introduction to ArcView Network Analyst
Introducing ArcView Business Analyst
Programming with Avenue

GIS Applications
Conservation GIS using ArcView GIS
Spatial Hydrology using ArcView GIS
Characterizing Forests using ArcView GIS

Esri Class Locations

Esri teaches classes at more than 40 facilities in the United States including its corporate headquarters in Redlands, California, and these regional office locations:

Esri-Boston, Danvers, Massachusetts
Esri-Charlotte, Charlotte, North Carolina
Esri-Denver, Boulder, Colorado
Esri-Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota
Esri-Olympia, Olympia, Washington
Esri-St. Louis, St. Charles, Missouri
Esri-San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas
Esri-Washington, D.C.; Vienna, Virginia

For more information about these and other training sites, including live maps, visit Learning Center Locations. Esri also has more than 70 distributors in over 130 countries around the world. For more information, contact Esri (tel.: 909-793-2853, extension 1-1235; fax: 909-307-3070) or visit gis.esri.com/intldist/contactint.cfm.

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