Urban Spatial Analytics, MUSA
University of Pennsylvania · PA · URBAN-SPATIAL-ANALYTICS-MUSA
Urban Spatial Analytics, MUSA is a degree at University of Pennsylvania, PA. It covers areas like spatial sciences, data science, urban planning, data analytics, urban studies, urban design. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
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What you'll study in Urban Spatial Analytics, MUSA
Example subjects: Statistical and Data Mining Methods for Urban Data Analysis, Public Policy Analytics, Geospatial Cloud Computing & Visualization, Geospatial Data Science in Python, Java Script Programming for Planners and Designers, Communications in Urban Spatial Analytics, Modeling Geographic Space, Deep Learning with Python, Land Use and Environmental Modeling, Topics in Spatial Data & Analytics, MUSA/Smart Cities Practicum, MUSA/Smart Cities Capstone.
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What will I study in Urban Spatial Analytics, MUSA?
Urban Spatial Analytics, MUSA covers areas like spatial-sciences, data-science, urban-planning, urban-studies, urban-design, geoinformatics, modelling, urban-geography.
Who offers Urban Spatial Analytics, MUSA?
Urban Spatial Analytics, MUSA is offered by University of Pennsylvania, PA.
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