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Class 4

Exercise 1: Introduction to JavaScript

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Define code comments and when to use them
• Declare multiple types of variables (string, numeric, list, object)
• Use print statements

Exercise 2: Introduction to GEE API

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Distinguish between client-side and server-side commands
• Use logical operators
• Sort, filter, count, and reduce lists

Class 6

Exercise 3: Working with Images

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Load an image
• Use the console and the inspector to explore an image
• Sort, filter, count, and reduce lists
• Add an image to the GEE map and execute basic visualization tasks

Exercise 4: Working with Image Collections

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Load an image collection
• Filter an image collection based on a temporal, spatial, or variable query

Class 8:

Exercise 5: Visualizing Single Bands

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Add visualization parameters to a single band image that determine min/max, color scheme, and opacity

Exercise 6: Visualizing Multiple Bands

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Determine appropriate bands to visualize in a multiband image
• Apply true color and false color composites to a multiband image

Class 10:

Exercise 7: Mosaics and Composites

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Mosaic and composite separate images together

Exercise 8: Feature Collections, Clipping, Exporting Data

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Upload an asset to GEE
• Clip an image
• Export an image to Google Drive

Class 12:

Exercise 9: Mapping over an Image Collection

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Apply a function to each image in an image collection
• Use reducers to create composite images from an image collection

Class 14:

Exercise 10: Reducers

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Reduce images and images collections based on feature boundaries

Class 16:

Exercise 11: Band Math

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Add, subtract, multiply, and divide bands
• Calculate common indices, including NDBI and NDVI

Class 18:

Exercise 12: Time Series

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Create a graphic that tracks a variable over a specified length of time in a specified location

Class 22:

Exercise 13: Change Detection

After this exercise, students should be able to:

• Determine a band math strategy to appropriately analyze change over time for a specific variable
• Execute this strategy and visualize results