Point and line features can represent public transportation and pathways on CMU$$s campus. In this tutorial, you will create feature classes for bus stops $($points$)$ and directional paths $($polylines$).$ You will then digitize points and lines for the bus stops and pathways to two commonly visited buildings on campus, Warner Hall $($where the admissions office is located$)$ and the Purnell Center $($location of the School of Drama performances$).$

Open the Tutorial $7-3$ project. The project contains a map of the campus with streets labeled, buildings turned off, and a light$-$gray canvas basemap. Also included in the Contents pane is a crosswalk table of bus stop IDs, stop names, and stop routes.

Use the Bus Stops bookmark.

Create a feature class and attributes in its table

Open the Catalog pane, and browse to Chapter$7.$gdb$.$

Right$-$click Chapter$7.$gdb$,$ and click New $>$ Feature Class.

Type BusStops for Name, select Point for Feature Class Type, and click Next.

Click Click here to add a new field, type Stop$\_$ID$,$ select Text for Data Type, type $5$ for Length, and click Next.

Click NAD $1983$ StatePlane Pennsylvania South FIPS $3702,$ and click Finish.

Repeat the steps above to create a Line feature class in Chapter$7.$gdb named Paths whose coordinate system is NAD $1983$ StatePlane Pennsylvania South FIPS $3702$ Feet. Create a field named PathName, with Text for Data Type and $25$ for Length.

Close the Catalog pane. A new point feature class is in the file geodatabase and is ready for digitizing. You will use Stop$\_$ID to join a crosswalk table that contains bus routes associated with each bus stop.

Digitize points

Add the new point feature class BusStops, and rename the map layer CMU Bus Stops.

Change the symbol to Bus Station, color to Ultra Blue, and size $18.$

On the Edit tab, click the Create Features button.

In the Create Features pane, click CMU Bus Stops and the Point button.

Working west to east, click points on the map to digitize the following bus stops at the approximate locations in the order as labeled in the figure:

Close the Create Features pane.

Open the attribute table, and type the Stop$\_$ID values as $01,02,03,...,15,$ to match the labels on the map. This field is used to join the crosswalk table with bus routes associated with each stop.

Save your edits.

Q$4$: Join the BusStopCrosswalk table to BusStops using the stop$\_$ID fields. If you have trouble joining, save your project, exit Pro, and open the project again. In the map, click bus stop $09$ at the intersection of Forbes and Morewood Avenues to see the stop name and route. Close the Create Features pane and attribute tables, and clear selections. Label the map using the stop name, and take a screenshot of the labeled features.