Lecture, two hours; laboratory, two hours. Experience with GIS and statistical software useful but not necessary. Methods-oriented studio course, with focus on developing data and analytical skills required to profile and analyze neighborhoods. Working in teams students develop quantitative neighborhood profiles that can used in community planning and at other geographical levels (e.g., cities, counties, and regions). Students gain professional experience and produce product that benefits larger community. Data management and analysis, including accessing, cleaning, and presenting data. Letter grading.