General Knowledge Aspect

1. Able to master theoretical concepts of geography, application of geospatial technology to solve geosphere problems, and develop models and methods for solving geosphere problems.
2. Able to master basic concepts of regional survey and mapping, fundamentals and applications of mathematics, and statistics in the field of regional survey and mapping.
3. Able to master theoretical concepts of cartography and thematic mapping concepts.
4. Able to master theoretical concepts of Remote Sensing, both active and passive remote sensing systems, concepts of visual and digital image interpretation, and concepts of remote sensing applications for geosphere information.
5. Able to master theoretical concepts of Geographic Information Systems, spatial database concepts, and spatial modeling concepts.

Special Skills Aspect

1. Able to integrate learning and innovation skills, information technology mastery, career development, and life skills to become lifelong learners.
2. Able to apply logical, critical, systematic, and innovative thinking in the context of developing or implementing science and technology that pays attention to and applies humanistic values appropriate to their field of expertise.

General Skills Aspect

1. Able to design, develop, produce, utilize, control, and evaluate IPTEK-based spatial information analysis models and theories.
2. Able to plan regional survey and mapping activities; acquire, validate, process, and analyze survey and mapping data; and visualize IPTEK-based geosphere information.
3. Able to plan, interpret, analyze, classify, extract, validate, and visualize data and information from IPTEK-based remote sensing results.
4. Able to plan, interpret, analyze, classify, extract, validate, and visualize data and information from IPTEK-based geographic information systems.