Automating Data	Editing the Database Schema	Editing Spatial and Atribute Data
* Many spatial data automation options * Creating new data * Georeferencing your data * Coordinate space * Spatial reference * Building a master ground control feature class * Georeferencing new data * Georeferencing existing data * Creating feature datasets * Setting the spatial reference * Creating a new feature class in ArcCatalog * Defining feature class properties * Digitizing in ArcMap * Snapping * Using snapping * Exercise 7A: Digitizing data in ArcMap * Data converting digital data * Data conversion post processing * ArcToolboc Build and Clean tools * ArcToolbox Clean tolerances * Building a database from existing data sources * Importing data into the geodatabase * ArcCatalog Simple Data Loader * Importing data from the internet * Using geocoding to create spatial data * Data conversion post processing * Exercise 7B: Converting existing data * Exercise 7C: Load a shapefile into the geodatabase * Exercise 7D: Importing data into the geodatabase * Exercise 7E: Exporting data from ArcMap	* Why make schema changes? * Adding table fields * Deleting table fields * Defining a field alias * Introducing subtypes and domains * Anatomy of a subtype * Setting subtypes * Editing with subtypes * Domains * Anatomy of a domain * Setting domains * Editing coded value domains * Range domains in ArcMap * Exercise 8: Editing the database schema	* Editable data formats * Navigating the Editor * Managing edit sessions * Editing security * Selecting features * Simple editing functions * Sketches * Sketch context menus * Modifying the length of a sketch * Finishing a sketch * Specifying an angle * Angles based on other features * Lengths * Edit tasks * Extend/Trim Features task * Modify Feature task * Reshape and Cut Feature tasks * Working with shared features * Auto Complete Polygon * Feature creation tools * Copy Parallel * Union and Intersect * Split and Merge * Editing attribute data for selected features * Editing tables using the * Field Calculator * Exercise 9: Editing spatial and attribute data

Database Management	Spatial Analysis Functions
* Aggregating spatial data * Dissolving features * Clipping features * The GeoProcessing Wizard * Exercise 10A: Managing data * Introducing geometric networks * Simple network features * Storing a network * Building a geometric network * Network connectivity * Sources and sinks * Restricting flow * Solving network problems * Exercise 10B: Working with networks	* Spatial analysis functions * Proximity analysis * Spatial join * Buffering * The Buffer Wizard * Overlay analysis and geoprocessing * Overlay analysis functions * Union * Analysis with Union * Intersect * Analysis with Intersect * The analytical process * Deciding on project data * Review analysis tools * Analysis options * Exercise 11A: Conducting a pilot study (assisted) * Exercise 11B: Conducting a pilot study (independent)