Learn to use tools such as remote sensing, computer mapping, geographic information systems (GIS), and GPS to analyze geographic data, understand spatial data, and make meaningful decisions. At the same time, youll also learn the fundamentals of software design from Waterloo's computer science experts and have the opportunity to apply your knowledge and gain paid work experience in co-op. Youll find no end of opportunities to put your skills to work. Help governments prepare for natural hazards such as floods. Track crime rates or the spread of disease. Map demographics for businesses, or develop transportation routes for municipalities. In this rapidly growing, our grads are in high demand. Combine the power of computing with geographic and environmental analysis. Youll learn to use tools such as remote sensing, computer mapping, geographic information systems (GIS), and GPS to analyze information and make meaningful decisions. Get career-relevant skills. Because well train you on the advanced industry tools and techniques such as remote sensing, drones, and global positioning receivers, youre ready to make an impact from day one of your career. Gain valuable computing skills. Take additional courses at Waterloo's world-class Cheriton School of Computer Science, and you can include a Computing minor as part of your degree.