
Learn how ArcGIS Pro integrates 2D and 3D environments, uses georeferenced data, and manages vector, raster, and tin data with file geodatabases for efficient mapping and analysis.
Create a new ArcGIS Pro project and explore the integrated map, catalog, and 3d spaces, then load and manage base maps, including the default topographic map.
Explore how ArcGIS Pro uses ribbon tabs to organize tools by project, map, insert, analysis, view, edit, imagery, and sharing, with 3D space and labeling and symbology workflows.
Create a survey-ready map in arcgis pro by linking parcel codes in the attribute table to your data, then label parcels using the f i'd field with adjustable placement.
Export Excel tables as GIS formats by converting to geodatabase or dbf for shapefiles, then add fields and perform calculations within the resulting tables.
Convert shapefile layers to geodatabase feature classes using the catalog pane in ArcGIS Pro, creating a file geodatabase, a feature dataset, and an automatic shape_area field for parcel areas.
5. Symbology (Part 3: Generating parcel area map using Symbolize your layer by Quantity, Graduated Colors )
Compute per capita land-use totals by dividing land-use area by population and using summarize to total each land-use type. Save results as a DBF table and add a land-use field.
Create charts from a table in ArcGIS Pro by choosing a bar chart, setting categories from a field, and displaying total area per user; export as image or table.
Export tables from ArcGIS Pro to Excel with the Table to Excel tool, save as xls or xlsx, and run to create an Excel file for reports and calculations.
Create an A4 portrait layout in ArcGIS Pro, place and size a map frame with margins, add a legend frame, align frames, and adjust map scale with the pan tool.
Calculating population density, gender ratio, green space per capita, percentage of deteriorated fabric in each zone, employment rate
Export the road layer from Geostudio to AutoCAD by using the export tool, choosing DWG 2018, and saving the CAD file for easy opening and editing in AutoCAD.
Learn to edit the roads layer in ArcGIS Pro by drawing and refining street centerlines using edit tools, including line, distance, angle, split, and intersection features.
Draw road centerlines with midpoint, extend, and split tools; connect passages at intersections and trim excess. Manage layers, apply setbacks, and use fillet and chamfer to refine borders.
This is a complete ArcGIS Pro course designed for planners, architects, urban designers, GIS professionals, landscape designers, environmental analysts, and students who want to master the most powerful GIS platform on the market.
Built entirely around real-world projects and professional workflows, this course doesn’t just show you how to click buttons—it teaches you how to think like a GIS professional. Whether you’re analyzing demographic trends to inform urban planning, creating publication-ready map layouts for reports and presentations, or performing advanced network and spatial analysis to solve transportation and site selection problems, you’ll gain hands-on experience with practical exercises at every step.
Key highlights and skills you’ll gain:
Master the ArcGIS Pro interface and confidently transition from traditional ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap) workflows.
Import AutoCAD drawings, convert DWG data into shape files and geodatabases, clean and edit attribute tables, and maintain data accuracy throughout your projects.
Work with base maps, projections, and coordinate systems to ensure precise spatial alignment in every map you create.
Perform spatial and demographic analyses such as calculating population density, gender ratios, green space per capita, employment rates, and urban fabric deterioration percentages.
Create professional symbology and advanced data visualizations—from single-symbol maps to categorized land use maps and graduated color displays for quantitative data.
Generate and customize publication-ready map layouts with frames, legends, advanced labeling, north arrows, scale bars, descriptive text, and high-resolution exports in PDF or image formats.
Leverage 3D GIS tools to visualize buildings and terrain, extrude parcels and floors, merge and union features, and integrate SketchUp models or export Collada files for advanced presentations.
Use topographic and terrain tools like hillshade, slope, aspect, contours, TIN creation, viewshed, and elevation profiles to produce detailed topographic and landscape maps.
Apply network analysis to real-world challenges: create network datasets, find optimal routes, plan service areas, analyze closest facilities, and run location-allocation models for resource planning.
Integrate Google Earth by importing and exporting KML/KMZ files, converting coordinates, and visualizing elevation profiles.
Enhance editing skills with merge, split, explode, trim, divide, create feature, and edit vertex tools for precise vector data management.
Export GIS data to AutoCAD and maintain seamless collaboration between GIS and CAD environments.
Build advanced charts, summarize data, and calculate fields or geometry to support evidence-based planning decisions.
Learn georeferencing techniques to align raster images or scanned maps accurately with your spatial data.
With lifetime access, you can revisit lessons any time, stay up to date with free future updates, and take advantage of full instructor support to guide you through every stage of your learning journey.
Whether you’re upgrading your GIS expertise, producing professional-quality maps and visualizations, or advancing your career in urban planning, architecture, geography, or geospatial analysis, this course equips you with every tool you need to turn raw data into impactful, decision-ready maps and presentations.