Complete ArcGIS Pro Mastery: A Hands-On, Practical Course

Link three maps on one screen and synchronize views with center, aligning Afghanistan across global and local scenes; use center and scale to sync zoom across all maps.

Navigate the project menu in ArcGIS Pro to create, open, save, and save as projects, connect to ArcGIS Online, manage licensing, and customize options with Python for geospatial analysis.

Master the map menu in ArcGIS Pro by creating a simple 2D map, exploring the contents and catalog panes, and using bookmarks and x y coordinates to navigate.

Explore insert, analysis, and edit menus in ArcGIS Pro to create maps, layouts, and scenes, and perform spatial analyses such as buffers using feature classes.

Open catalog view from the view menu to import feature classes into your geodatabase, and remember external map feature classes must be manually inserted for geodatabase use.

Create Kabul area feature classes in ArcGIS Pro by building point, line, and polygon classes (schools, hospitals, rivers, roads, residential areas, airports, national parks), enrich attributes, and export as shapefile.

Enrich a Kabul area project by creating 11 feature classes, adding spatial boundaries, and building an attribute table with fields for school name, students, teachers, and principal name.

Explore creating and editing line feature classes for highways, roads, and rivers in ArcGIS Pro, using symbology, segment and arc tools, and joining attribute tables to reveal lengths and metadata.

Create and enrich polygon feature classes for airports, residential areas, and national parks in ArcGIS Pro, then join and edit their attribute tables, and export shapefiles for QGIS and PostgreSQL.

Master the selection pane in ArcGIS Pro to perform select, select by attributes, select by location, and distance-based queries on feature classes and shapefiles.

Explore tool options for manipulating polygons and feature classes in ArcGIS Pro, including move, rotate, scale, edit vertices, reshape, merge, explode, and buffer operations.

Master tools options in ArcGIS Pro to split highways and polygons, divide into parts, clip areas, apply buffers, and refine divisions with edit vertices and added vertices to cover areas.

Learn ArcGIS Pro tools for editing roads, including continuous feature, discontinue feature, and snapping. Edit vertices to extend and align roads, reverse direction, and inspect attributes and statistics.

Explore 2D and 3D symbology in ArcGIS Pro, adjust colors, rotation, and size, and import custom icons to customize point features like 3D flags.

Learn to create a Kabul-area map layout in ArcGIS Pro by inserting map frames and shapes, adding guides and borders, adjusting zoom, symbolizing schools, and placing a north arrow.

Create a map layout with a legend, title Cobble topographic map, north arrow, and adjust symbol sizes for roads, rivers, airports, schools, banks, police stations, and fire departments.

Finalize the map layout by adding pictures, framing them, and aligning the title and legend; then export the layout to pdf and jpeg with higher dpi for quality.

Learn to create label expressions in ArcGIS Pro using Arcade and other languages to format bank and residential area labels with functions like round, ceil, floor, and text case.

Explore label visibility ranges in the pro tool, control when labels appear as you zoom, and adjust placements, styles, colors, offsets, and conflict resolution for polygons, points, and highways.

Master the analysis menu in ArcGIS Pro to clip and select features, create new feature classes, and split data by province for targeted land use, forests, and parks.

Explore splitting a feature class by attributes to create individual classes for bus stations, railway stations, taxis, and ferry terminals, then merge six classes into one and save the project.

Explore more ArcGIS Pro analysis tools, manage data sources, snapping, labeling, and conversion and export options, including excel to table, table to excel, and json to feature in multiple formats.

Convert polygon features to points, lines, or polygons with feature to point, line, and polygon tools; apply buffers; then explore toolboxes and prepare for publishing maps to ArcGIS online account.

Publish and share your ArcGIS Pro map to ArcGIS Online as a web layer, then create and customize a public web map application for Afghanistan.

Master field view saving and labeling visibility in ArcGIS Pro, generate points along lines, and populate longitude and latitude from polygon centroid coordinates, with category-based coloring.

add an arrowhead to line features and view selected attributes in the attribute table, then ensure data integrity by managing overlapping routes with snapping and vertex edits for geoserver-ready maps.

master boundary creation between polygons with snapping to avoid gaps or overlaps, label camps using arcade for multi-attribute displays, and export the ArcGIS Pro project as a map package.

Master georeferencing by transforming a scanned map to align with the basemap, using at least four control points, and exporting drawn polygons as a shapefile.

Convert a 2d Afghanistan map to a 3d scene, apply height to provinces with population-based arcade expressions, and style blocks with graduated colors for clear visualization.

Learn to convert Afghanistan blocks and provinces into a 3D map with extrusion heights, create a layout, and publish a 3D map online while resolving coordinate system and elevation issues.

Conclude the ArcGIS Pro course by mastering 2D maps, 3D scenes, and global scenes, publishing online and creating web applications; learn layouts, exports, feature classes, map labels, and 3D animations.