GETTING STARTED WITH ArcGIS PRO
EXAM
What is ArcGIS Pro? - ANSWER 1) With ArcGIS Pro, you can browse, edit,
analyze, and distribute your GIS data quickly and efficiently.
2) It features a ribbon-based UI and optimized workflows.
3) ArcGIS Pro is also web-connected, allowing you to access information stored
online just as readily as data stored locally, and then share it both online and
locally.
ArcGIS Pro: Template - Answer Starting without a template allows you to do
your tasks without having to build a project beforehand.
ArcGIS Pro: Project - Answer When you create a project, ArcGIS Pro creates a
folder structure on disk, which includes a project file that contains project-
related items including maps, layouts, styles, toolboxes, and geodatabases.
ArcGIS Pro: Catalog window - ANSWER Expand the folders to view maps and
sceneries, toolboxes, databases, layouts, styles, and folder relationships.
ArcGIS Pro: Ribbon - ANSWER Ribbon runs across the top of the application
and has numerous tabs. You can use this interface to add data to the map, make
selections, change the appearance of a layer, and conduct other operations.
What exactly does it mean for ArcGIS Pro to be context-sensitive? - ANSWER
This means that when a data layer is selected in the Contents pane, different
tabs on the ribbon appear depending on the layer's individual properties.
In ArcGIS Pro, there are various ways to visualize your data... - ANSWER 1)
two distinct extents of the same map next to each other
2) View both 2D and 3D data representations simultaneously.
What is the native structure for ArcGIS Pro? ANSWER Project:
, A project is made up of a main file with an APRX file name extension and a
whole folder structure dedicated to storing project data. These folders hold
maps, layouts, tasks, toolboxes, styles, and links to databases and folders.
Start ArcGIS encouraged to start a project > name it > create in a folder with the
name you chose.
An ArcGIS Pro project can have several views of the data's geometry.
True or False:
When you use various views of your map, the underlying data and symbology
remain the same, but the angle or zoom may alter. As a result, several parts of
the map become clearer.
Your project can also have many maps.
True or False:
If numerous maps using the same data are necessary to complete a certain task,
you may wish to maintain all of the maps within the same project. This feature
is useful if you wish to represent layers differently or toggle specific layers on
and off.
ArcGIS Pro allows you to visualize your data in both 2D and 3D—a significant
feature.
True or False:
A 2D map can be turned to a 3D scene. You can also create a 3D scene from
scratch using the data linked with your project. Scenes in 3D can be displayed
in a local, isolated setting or on the surface of a world.
EXAM
What is ArcGIS Pro? - ANSWER 1) With ArcGIS Pro, you can browse, edit,
analyze, and distribute your GIS data quickly and efficiently.
2) It features a ribbon-based UI and optimized workflows.
3) ArcGIS Pro is also web-connected, allowing you to access information stored
online just as readily as data stored locally, and then share it both online and
locally.
ArcGIS Pro: Template - Answer Starting without a template allows you to do
your tasks without having to build a project beforehand.
ArcGIS Pro: Project - Answer When you create a project, ArcGIS Pro creates a
folder structure on disk, which includes a project file that contains project-
related items including maps, layouts, styles, toolboxes, and geodatabases.
ArcGIS Pro: Catalog window - ANSWER Expand the folders to view maps and
sceneries, toolboxes, databases, layouts, styles, and folder relationships.
ArcGIS Pro: Ribbon - ANSWER Ribbon runs across the top of the application
and has numerous tabs. You can use this interface to add data to the map, make
selections, change the appearance of a layer, and conduct other operations.
What exactly does it mean for ArcGIS Pro to be context-sensitive? - ANSWER
This means that when a data layer is selected in the Contents pane, different
tabs on the ribbon appear depending on the layer's individual properties.
In ArcGIS Pro, there are various ways to visualize your data... - ANSWER 1)
two distinct extents of the same map next to each other
2) View both 2D and 3D data representations simultaneously.
What is the native structure for ArcGIS Pro? ANSWER Project:
, A project is made up of a main file with an APRX file name extension and a
whole folder structure dedicated to storing project data. These folders hold
maps, layouts, tasks, toolboxes, styles, and links to databases and folders.
Start ArcGIS encouraged to start a project > name it > create in a folder with the
name you chose.
An ArcGIS Pro project can have several views of the data's geometry.
True or False:
When you use various views of your map, the underlying data and symbology
remain the same, but the angle or zoom may alter. As a result, several parts of
the map become clearer.
Your project can also have many maps.
True or False:
If numerous maps using the same data are necessary to complete a certain task,
you may wish to maintain all of the maps within the same project. This feature
is useful if you wish to represent layers differently or toggle specific layers on
and off.
ArcGIS Pro allows you to visualize your data in both 2D and 3D—a significant
feature.
True or False:
A 2D map can be turned to a 3D scene. You can also create a 3D scene from
scratch using the data linked with your project. Scenes in 3D can be displayed
in a local, isolated setting or on the surface of a world.
