Attendant List and Homework Check List

Department: Public Administration

Student ID: 21180762

Name: Na-Gyeong Youn

Week	Attendent	Late	Absence	Homework	note
1week			●	●	Orientation
2week	●
3week	Thank giving
4week	●
5week			●	●
6week		●		●
7week	●			●
8week	●			●
9week	Midterm
10week	●			●
11week	●			●	Home study
12week	●			●
13week	●			●
14week	●			●	announcement presentation
15week	●			●	announcement presentation
16week	final term
Total

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Others: absence

Each Week Lecture Summary in English

- 1 week : This day is orientation and introduce lecture.

- 2 week (September 10. 2013)

This week we learned "City of Theory".

I was learned city of political, economic, social, administrative, functional aspect. And the professor said emphasized said this one. It is information and the global society in order to communicate with people all over the world as long as English is very important. Also a little bit than others in order to work with than meets the eye, such as web design, invisible things, said that finding a more promising.

- 3week : urbanization

Urbanization is the physical growth of urban areas as a result of rural migration and even suburban concentration into cities, particularly the very large ones. Urbanization is closely linked to modernization, industrialization and the sociological process of rationalization. Urbanization is not merely a modern phenomenon, but a rapid and historic transformation of human social roots on a global scale.

The rapid urbanization of the world's population over the 20th century is century is described in the 2005 Revision of the UN world Urbanization Prospects report. The global proportion of urban population rose dramatically from 13% (220 million) in 1900, to 29% (732 million) in 1950, to 49% (3.2 billion) in 2005. The same report projected that the figure is likely to rise to 60% (4.9 billion) by 2030. Urbanization rates vary between countries. The United States and United Kingdom have a far higher urbanization level than China, India, Swaziland or Niger, but a far slower annual urbanization rate, since much less of the population is living in a rural area. Some nations make a distinction between suburban and urban areas, while others do not, indeed, human conditions within such areas differ greatly.

- 4week

In a New York Times article concerning the acute migration away from farming in Thailand, life as a farmer was described as "hot and exhausting." "Everyone says the farmer works the hardest but gets the least amount of money." In and effort to counter this Impression, the Agriculture Department of Thailand is seeking to promote the impression that farming is "honorable and secure."

Particularly in the developing world, conflict over land rights due to the effects of globalization has led to less political powerful groups. such as farmers, losing or forfeiting their land, resulting in obligatory migration into cities.

As cities develop. effercts can include a dramatic increase and change in costs, often pricing the local working class out of the market, including such functionaries as employees of the local municipalities.

- 5week

This lecture time we are showed all pictures in 100 years of history and  learned "City of Growth Process."

The city is the times of the Culture, Institution, Economic and Science Technology etc, age of comprehensive arts body and the creation of a human left tangible and intangible heritage and cultural assets such as technology, the scale will appear as a result.

In medieval Europe, the main defense of the city from the invasion plan and thus the purpose of a castle, gates, towers, such as the iconic sculpture was accumulated around.

First, the collapse of the modern city is a unified city-state commerce and the emergence of national scale and trade in a range of activities was expanded international units.

Second, the modern cities of the Industrial Revolution developed, depending on the production technology tends to grow into a big city.

Third, the future of the city is the impact of internationalization and globalization of the information that will appear at the same time will maintain the current structure of urban space has not been verified yet whether.

- 6week  : City of type

1. Classified by population size

1) Metropolis : 5 million people ~ More than 10 million people

2) Big city : 1 million people ~ 5 million people

3) Midway city : Half a million people ~ 1 million people

4) Provincial city : 1 hundred thousand people ~ 5 Half a million people

5) Small city : fifty thousand people ~ 1 hundred thousand people

Korea has a population of 50,000 or more administrative regulations        poetry and the town is more than 20,000.

City planning area research/ all population * 1,000 = Urbanization rate

2. Relationship between city

1) Conurbation is affect several cities are located at a distance of about a      deep correlation between these cities have a functional group is formed      of a single case.

2) Megalopolis is the eastern coast of the U.S. is affected by urban

metropolis, including several multi-core by urbanization and metropolitan

areas of the synapses, shown as overlapping zones are made on a

distributed along the suburban sprawl urban and rural parts of the nebula

is unclear boundaries on the structure and functional, is primarily

commercial and industrial, political, and cultural backbone of the

multi-functional role in the national economy of the urbanized area.

3) satellite city : Sir Ebenezer Howard in the power of a larger metropolitan

area with the comfort and productivity of the city to build a new town to

distribute the population of the city is a big city and it was the only way

to rescue. Modosi relationships with towns and much like the relationship

between the stars and satellites, and the phase of the city between the

principle of equal treat unlike conurbation city has a dependency on the

central city.

- 7week : The internal structure of urban areas theory

Burgess of concentric zone theory : 1925's

1. Form of five concentric zones formed explained.

1) CBD : Central Business District

2) Zone in transition : Surrounding the central business district and the

heart of your business could come in and light ind1ustry are worsening

living environment areas. Inside the factory zone in the region, outside

the area of a residential zone called problem area, which contains the

lower house or Slum (squatter and other points), and may be formed.

3) Zone of working's homes : Point of immigrants from areas of workers'

residential area. In this area commute to the factory workers or

immigrants living in the area are mainly of three (the United States, who

came out of the airport pick-up of professional and occupational sense of

the relationship between immigrants).

4) Zone of middle income housing : This upscale house or flat is formed

over a single point of access to areas of good traffic conditions are good

or satellite cities or suburban areas are formed.

5) Commuter's zone : The area beyond the boundaries of the city for

about 30-60 minutes by car within the range of commuters. Bed-town

constitute or satellite.

2. Each zone divided into inner and outer, the inner to the outer regions of

invasive (invade) tends to magnify the area.

3. Urban growth process of the enlargement process, as well as the

invasion and the point of Concentration and Decentralization. In some

areas of the city such as Centralized or decentralized system can be

seen as a process of reorganization.

- 8week : mid-term

- 9week : Urban Planning theory

1. The origins of the city

Fold, citing the ancient Neolithic farming area that can orient the          Mesquite area and the Nile region are just Porta was lost or photoperiod    from area around the year BC 4000 haemtic begin construction by the       city-state was the unification of this increasingly BC Dynasty around 3000    years have unity was formed in Memphis.

Mia Porta scalpel Local around the year BC 3200, the Sumerians in the    discharge basin (Tigris, Euphrates), and moved to the city to build a         country that has made the character developed bronze culture.

Geumseokbyeong around BC 3000 Indian provinces of the city-state was

formed vessels. In the case of China, Henan Province, a large area can be    found in villages and in the case of Korea, Chosun century BC 2 is a        primitive form of the city was formed.

2. Evolution of Western cities

1) Inner-city area in the center of the political, economic and cultural

center and outside of the city and the Acropolis, Agora is the religious

center trial conference center of civic life, such as social functions.

2) Rome of the road pavement, water supply, sewerage and public baths,

called thermae, and interests in the Peninsula and in the lower layer is a

colony.

3) South Korea's major cities, including the capital, excessive concentration

of population and lack of infrastructure in the surrounding area in terms

of functional aspects of the bathroom in a relatively urban area and city

facilities are lacking and underdeveloped areas coexist. To overcome

these regional disparities and urban areas in order to grow the desired

direction is required for the reorganization of the structure.

- 10week : Urbanization

Rapid growth since the 1960s, the economic progress of the process of urbanization in the world can be characterized. Accompanied by a rapid growth of industrialization, as well as the industrial structure, regional structure was changed significantly. Urban metropolis that is the capital and the population is concentrated stylized, accompanied by the city is explicit.    At the same time, rapid urbanization is the center of an integrated central management, to reduce the population resides was progress in the expansion of the suburbs.

* Korea : And Japan, such as the withdrawal of free undergoing change,

such as the return of overseas compatriots after the liberation in 1946

the city has a population of 2.38 million people in South Korea, including

the return of compatriots of the north since 6.25 1960 6,991,985 years

has increased 2,718 million , in 2000, coming in at 80% and beyond

urbanization, the majority of people living in urban poor and the urban

population every 10 years doubled.

* Adverse effects of urbanization

1) Integration and the wealth effect of the loss of profits tend to be larger,

substantially, on welfare, such as more investment is needed in large

cities appear.

2) Family Disorganization, and this elderly problem will occur, thereby

causing their children's education problems.

- 11week : Electronic Government Development Stages on the Web

The most prominent characteristics of EG are that these things are implemented through the internet and website. It guarantees to access information and public services 24 hours without transmission costs, to allow information to be shared and integrated without additional costs.

The level of human ability is decided by the brain and computer use abilities. The human ability which creates the information will be significantly developed through the utilization of the information communication technologies which the information is presented and transferred. EG is the most representative example of these changes.

Due to the rapid development of ICTs, EG development stages do not follow exactly and orderly the Government-Centered, Interactive, and Citizen-Centered Government development process. They provide mutual development environments and will be developed into an Integrated EG, interacting the several factors such as communication technologies, citizen participation, and presentation technologies.

- 12week : Spatial Planning System

Spatial planning is based on a range of spatial planning target zone land planning, regional planning, urban planning, site planning and architectural plan is divided into separate districts is again planning regional planning, metropolitan planning, rural planning subdivided.

Land plans to target the whole land area for the purpose of improving the well-being of the entire nation that plans to establish. Nature of the creation of a rational land use and physical space, rather than the technical aspects of the social and economic aspects of the policy-oriented planning is emphasized. Regional Planning is Land planning and urban planning, and intermediate positions that target specific areas and economic aspects of the business-oriented emphasis on planning.

* The characteristics of spatial planning systems

Land use planning and the Basic Law and the laws of the country to enact a unified space for land planning and urban management system provided.