Learn GIS - QGIS Full Course for Beginners (New for 2024)

Get ready to learn QGIS with this complete tutorial covering all aspects of this amazing GIS tool that is free for you to download and use!

0:00 Intro
0:48 Welcome to QGIS
5:01 Installing QGIS
13:51 Finding GIS data
16:59 Adding vector layers
21:30 Adding a basemap
22:48 Saving your map
24:02 Changing projections
25:00 Layer controls
28:01 Symbology
29:04 Categorical styling
31:16 Graduated styling
32:47 Loading a CSV layer
35:36 Changing data types in your data
39:25 Styling points by size
41:39 View the attribute table
42:21 Labeling
43:40 Editing geometries
45:41 Adding new features
48:42 Print layouts
50:34 QGIS Plugins
52:42 Processing toolbox and spatial analysis
55:45 QGIS Model Builder
58:17 Using raster data
59:35 Clipping raster data
61:26 Creating a hillshade from a raster
62:26 Creating contour lines
64:12 Make a shaded relief map
65:54 Using network analysis tools
69:51 Create a web map with QGIS2Web
72:06 Wrap up

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[CADinblack]

Hi Matt. Thanks a lot for your tutorial. I have noticed an issue: I can't click in the last chapters after minute 59:99.

"61:26 Creating a hillshade from a raster
62:26 Creating contour lines
64:12 Make a shaded relief map
65:54 Using network analysis tools
69:51 Create a web map with QGIS2Web
72:06 Wrap up"

I think you have to chenge the times like this:
1:01:26 Creating a hillshade from a raster
1:02:26 Creating contour lines
1:04:12 Make a shaded relief map
1:05:54 Using network analysis tools
1:09:51 Create a web map with QGIS2Web
1:12:06 Wrap up

Thank you!

[Archiblog]

1:01:26 Creating a hillshade from a raster
1:02:26 Creating contour lines
1:04:12 Make a shaded relief map
1:05:54 Using network analysis tools
1:09:51 Create a web map with QGIS2Web
1:12:06 Wrap up

[magnusrosenbjerg]

You saved my freaking exam bro, thank you, you're a great teacher!

[geoempowerinitiative]

Thank you. The perfect video to get stuck into QGIS after spending most of my time using ArcGIS.

[kiolehoraceimale]

Its a great pleasure to learn from you, Matt. Thanks very much

[SandrA-hrzk]

This is exactly what I needed. College is great for learning ArcGIS, but they preset so many things. I was lost on opening QGIS and not knowing I needed to install a few basic plug-ins to start.

[swalehjumaa]

Thanks for the tutorial. I was requesting you post the links to the datasets.

[MarinatedOliveChunks]

The video was very informative but as this was my first time learning about QGIS, I could not comprehend quite a lot from the rastering. Thanks for the video, it taught me the basics of how to navigate thru the application. Now its my job to practice and understand more!

[marceljunioregondi]

Thanks Matt, Good tutorial but it is rather fast paced for novice or beginners on QGIS. Thou, handy feature with youtube is playback speed or play, rewind and ... All in all loved the tutorial.

[sustainablysam]

Many thanks for this helpful tutorial! I'll start messing around with the many layers QGIS has to offer.

[biancaDemax]

Thanks Matt . You helping big time👌 1:08:30

[droneviewgis]

Wow Matt, I realize you call this a Beginners Course, but it's more Intermediate. Great job!!

[shashipal]

Thanks for making this video. Please continue Geospatial Data Science Series.

[guus]

Wow great video Matt! You are on fire last weeks!! 👏

[paty]

Hey Matt, thank you for sharing this tutorial. You have a 5-star rating from me. Liked and Subscribed

[balletickid]

Thank you for the tutorial, I learned a lot of new skills

[pel]

Thanks for this tutorial, it covered a lot 🙌

[Shiyaku]

This is a great intro to the toolkit. Thanks very much!

[rizuri]

Thank you so much for this Sir. I've been subscribed your channel, watch your videos..it's really educating. Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[arancia_]

Thanks a lot for this video, it was very precise.
As a naturalist I smiled at the squirrel data, fur color can mean a lot.