QGIS (Quantum Geographic Information System) is an software application which is used for mapping and spatial analysis, as well as managing geospatial data. The software is open-source geographic information system. The software provides functionalities to manage, visualize, and analyze spatial data which is needed for urban planning, environmental science, natural resource management. The software is flexible as it supports many file formats, connect with other GIS tools, and supports both vector and raster data.
Certification in QGIS certifies your skills and knowledge in using QGIS for geospatial analysis. The certification assess you in QGIS tools, spatial analysis, detailed maps development, and managing geographic data
Why is QGIS certification important?
The certification validates your skills and knowledge of QGIS for geospatial analysis.
Increases your employability in GIS related roles.
Increases your career opportunities in urban planning jobs.
Shows your skills in using QGIS for geospatial applications.
Improves your credibility as a GIS professional.
Attests to your knowledge of creating maps.
Verifies your capabilities to use QGIS with other softwares.
Who should take the QGIS Exam?
GIS Analyst
Geospatial Data Scientist
Urban Planner
Environmental Consultant
Cartographer
GIS Technician
Spatial Data Analyst
Land Surveyor
Remote Sensing Specialist
Geospatial Consultant
Skills Evaluated
Candidates taking the certification exam on the QGIS is evaluated for the following skills:
QGIS Interface and Tools
Vector and Raster Data Handling
Data Editing and Management
Geospatial Analysis
Map Creation and Customization
Georeferencing and Projection Management
Advanced Spatial Analysis
Data Visualization
Working with External Data Sources
Python Scripting for Automation
QGIS Certification Course Outline
The course outline for QGIS certification is as below -
Domain 1 - Introduction to QGIS
Overview of QGIS software
Installing and configuring QGIS
Understanding the QGIS user interface
Domain 2 - Data Types and Formats
Working with vector data (points, lines, and polygons)
Working with raster data (images, grids, and DEMs)