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GPS School: University of New Mexico Division of Continuing Education Venue: Albuquerque Tel.: (505) 277-0077 Using a Global Positioning Device (GPS) can overcome bad directions and help you find your way--whether youre hiking the Sandias or driving to a town youve never visited before. Bring your GPS device to this hands-on course and learn how to use it to make your life easier. GPS devices will be provided to share if you dont have one yet. Class will meet in the lobby of Continuing Education South before proceeding to Main Campus for GPS instruction and practice. Official Website: http://www.dce.unm.edu |
GPS Format: Online School: Creative Channel Services, LLC. Venue: Los Angeles Tel.: 310.665.9900 GPS navigation products are some of the most sought-after items in your store. Whether for driving, traveling or recreation, theres a GPS product to fit every customers lifestyle. This chapter will introduce you to GPS navigation solutions so you are prepared to help customers purchase the GPS product that meets their specific needs. |
Using GPS Format: On-site School: The Geo-Spatial Analytics Lab at USF Venue: St. Petersburg Tel.: (727) 873-4869 These courses covers fundamental GPS concepts as well as how to use GPS data, |
Utilizing Robotic and GPS Technology Format: On-site School: Delaware Technical & Community College Jack F. Owens Campus Venue: Georgetown Tel.: 302-856-5400 General explanations of robotics and global positioning systems. Topics include servo-driven instruments, GPS mapping and survey grades. GPS surveying, RTK (real-time kinematic) applications, static observations, misuses/misapplication of technology, concept summary.
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Global Positioning Systems (GPS) Format: On-site School: Technology Training, Inc. Venue: Las Vegas Tel.: 866-884-4338 This course provides an in-depth overview of the Global Positioning System and covers the growth of the GPS concept. Included in the course is a description of the NAVSTAR constellation and the various types of augmented GPS systems. Basic GPS components are covered, including satellites, ground stations, antennas and receivers. Emphasis is placed on signals, timing and false signals including spoofing, jamming and cryptographic concepts.
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