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Lesson 1 Python, ArcGIS Pro, and Multiprocessing

Lesson 1 Python 3, ArcGIS Pro & Multiprocessing
  • 1.1 Overview and Checklist
  • 1.2 The Integrated Developer Environment
  • 1.3 import, loops revisited, and some syntactic sugar
  • 1.4 Functions revisited
  • 1.5 Working with Python and arcpy in ArcGIS Pro
  • 1.6 Performance and how it can be improved
  • 1.7 Debugging and profiling
  • 1.8 Version control systems, Git, and GitHub
  • Lesson 1 Assignment

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  • Welcome to GEOG 489 - Advanced Python Programming for GIS
    • Lesson 1 Python, ArcGIS Pro, and Multiprocessing
      • 1.1 Overview and Checklist
      • 1.2 The Integrated Developer Environment
      • 1.3 import, loops revisited, and some syntactic sugar
      • 1.4 Functions revisited
      • 1.5 Working with Python and arcpy in ArcGIS Pro
      • 1.6 Performance and how it can be improved
      • 1.7 Debugging and profiling
      • 1.8 Version control systems, Git, and GitHub
      • Lesson 1 Assignment
    • Lesson 2 GUI Development with PyQt6 and Package Management
    • Lesson 3 Python Geo and Data Science Packages & Jupyter Notebooks
    • Final Project Proposal Assignment
    • Lesson 4 Object-Oriented Programming in Python and QGIS Development
    • Term Project

Course materials prepared by James O'Brien, Jan Oliver Wallgrün, Jim Detwiler, and Andrew Murdoch, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University.

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