4.1- Couldn’t get the tracts to paste inside of maricopatracts. The paste button was not available.
4.2- Didn’t do the second step (zoom to layer) but got through half of it before encountering more problems. My tracts table did not look like the one in the book. Then arcgis pro crashed and tracts was lost.
4.3- My dot map didn’t turn blue. It still stayed multicolored. Got the code correctly.
4.4- Fully completed. Only one page long
4.5- Simple.
4.6- Saw the difference in the hierarchy tables.
***I had problems downloading data.
5.1- Complete. It was cool to see a different perspective on the map.
5.2-.4- Completed easily. The shorter chapters are easier to understand because there’s not a lot of steps to mess up on.
5.5- I got the first part downloaded in the folder, but I couldn’t extract the second part from data.census.gov to the folder. It downloaded the table but there was no way to put it inside the folder.
5.6- I entered the data but it didn’t outline the county. My only options were land use 1 or 2. I added the data for Minneapolis into my drive but when I went into ArcGis Pro it didn’t show up when I hit add data.
6.1- Struggled to find manhattan neighborhood, but found it eventually. Complete.
6.2- Complete.
6.3- Easy. Only had to do one thing.
6.4- Done.
6.5- Done.
6.6- Complete. It was cool to see the different areas on the map.
6.7- This was probably just a me problem, but I couldn’t find fire company 76.
*This chapter was mamangable. Most of the tutorials were on the shorter side, which makes it easier.
7.1- Little confused about this tutorial.
7.2- I made my red parking lot in the middle of a field. And then I drew the red over the parking garage.
7.3- My map didn’t look exactly like the one in the book, but it was very similar.
7.4- Got the different shapes and colors to match. Complete.
8.1- Fairly simple. It was nice to see Ohio finally being used in GIS. I liked the street view.
8.2- Complete. The first thing I did, didn’t change the map at all. So, I probably didn’t do that right. But the end result looked like the photo in the book.