From Chapter 1 in Making Maps: a Visual Guide to Map Design in GIS.
This PowerPoint was available 2 weeks ago however I just got my audio lecture uploaded to Google Video so I wanted to post it for you now.
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This course introduces the various methods and techniques of computer assisted and generated images. Emphasis is placed upon know of and use of draw and paint software, basic word processing, and map production. Upon completion, students should be able to produce and utilize computer generated images.
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