1.        First look

3.        Tools: Explore tool, attributes, buffer, and other simple tools

4.        Tags: Cities, countries, air pollution, population

5.        The earth and all the countries and continents. Focused on Lima and Rio de Janeiro for a small step

a) Chapter 2 a/b involved the world map and the exercise objectives were: Learn some basics: starting a new project, importing a map document, creating a folder connection, modifying map contents, exploring the map, examining the contextual ribbon, examining feature attributes, and selecting features. As well as Go beyond the basics: modifying feature symbols, labelling features, measuring distances, adding a basemap, and packaging and sharing a map. I completed this chapter in September of 2024.

b)  I would apply this same exercise in an environmental workplace for data management, creating maps for reports, and using the buffer tool to create a buffer around waterways and/or roadways.