• Lesson 7: Start Geoserver and navigate the interface
• Lesson 8: Workspaces and Data Stores
• Lesson 9: Load more data stores
• Lesson 10: Geoserver - Styles

Understand the services of Geoserver

• Lesson 11: What is WMS and WFS?

Server-side processing

• Lesson 12: Modification with CQL
• Lesson 13: Interacting with server results and variables
• Lesson 14: PostgreSQL Views

How to interact with Geoserver from the client using Openlayers 3

• Lesson 15: Openlayers - Part 1
• Lesson 16: Modify layers with Openlayers
• Lesson 17: CQL analysis - Part 1
• Lesson 18: User experience and controls
• Lesson 19: CQL analysis - Part 2
• Lesson 20: Trigger Geoserver responses with mouse interactions - Openlayers
• Lesson 21: Add vector data to your app from Geoserver
• Bonus: Download course data and scripts

What will you learn during this course 'internet mapping with geoserver'?

• How to install and operate Geoserver
• Serve vector, raster, and attribute data on the Internet with Geoserver
• Set up Geoserver so that it operates like a cloud-based spatial data server
• Create an application that allows clients and a server to interact with data and users over the internet
• How to broker the relationship between the Internet user and the back-end server. When you learn this, you'll be able to adapt just about any client/server application
• Load spatial and attribute data into Geoserver
• How to serve up data from multiple sources like Postgres, Geopackage, SQLite, and shapefiles
• How to develop back-end server processing to deliver the results of spatial operations. You'll do this with both SQL and CQL
• Create a frontend web mapping browser, using OpenLayer

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