2018-19 Spring - ENVR4220 - Urban and Regional Planning

Course

Description

The course provides an introduction to the planning process in the public sector. Fundamental planning concepts, historical overview of planning, and planning methods comprise the first part of the course. These basic ideas will be followed by application of these principles to problems in urban and regional contexts. Specific topics include the legal basis for planning, land use planning and zoning, transportation planning, economic development, and environmental planning. In additional to conceptual considerations and application, attention will be given to the planning for sustainable development; strategies for conservation and management of critical natural resources; environmental ethics in land use development. For EVMT students and students with consent from the instructor.
Course period1/02/1930/06/19
Course levelUG
Course formatLecture