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Class 1

Past studies have been focused on memorization, but now they are changing to learningcreatively The reason is the development of computers because computers are faster and gather more information So future studies will be more important the creativity to use information

Class 2

in past industrial society learned and repeatedly become experts

but in the information socitey, simple repeatedly is meaningless.

now, to become expert, have to learn, repeat and create

furure occupation will be dicvided into creation and service

creation always accompanies failure so we must overcome failure

and strive to be better than before

Class 3

Development is getting faster. The information society has just begun, But the fourth industry has begun Development will eliminate many fields and new field may disappearTherefore, you must understand the basics of development even if you can‘t follow them Urban administration refers to various public activities in the city And recently expanded to a virtual area

Class 4

Urban administration has five aspects of the city Political aspect focus on population and control related urban issues. The economic aspect f view is that cities are created in theThe interaction of economic activities is concentrated. The social aspect views the city as an organism and Interaction of cells causes the city to disappear. Administrative aspect is seeing a city with high population and Low rate of non-farm workers

Class 5

Cities can be defined by various criteria Population and facility definitions is Population is crowded and many non-farmers and Urban facilities and physical conditions are used as indicators but distinction is becoming blurred as industries fusion Administrative definitions vary by country. In the case of Korea, it is uniformly defined by the influence of Japan The landscape of the city depends on the characteristics of the area. but Korea, the city is devoid of the cityscape because of its economic development.

Class 6

urbanization means the physical phenomenon where country people in the city

there are many reasons for population concentration in cities

to get better  jobs and education opportunities

urbanization is natural and rational choice, but in korea it was artificial

korea use low grain price policy made the country economy difficult so

mifrate to cities for work it is urbanization method used in developing countries

Class 7

The cause of urbanization is to find better things such as jobs, education, housing, and transportation but Urbanization has social problems such as alienation issues, stress, and increased daily life costs Suburbanization in developing countries reduces these negative aspects and broadens the advantages of urbanization. The economic reason is one of the reasons for urbanization, but not all In rural area move to cities to avoid unexpected problems such as drought, disease and floods

Class 8

Urbanization can take the land of peasants and move them into cities. In China, because land is a state-owned land, urbanization is forced and urbanization rate is 51% but In India the urbanization rate is 21% as farmers organize forced urbanization. So the city is not systematic and the slums have increased, causing conflicts. In the rural areas, elderly people who are in need of treatmentdue to lack of medical services migrate to cities Urban expansion can occur not only by theabsorption of non-urban populations, but also by the combination of urbanized cities

Class 9

Rapid expansion of the city causes environmental problems . One of the environmental problems of urbanization , the urban heat island phenomenon . It happens because heat generated in the city can not escape . In rural areas , solar energy is used to evaporate water from plants and soils . However , cities have fewer vegetation and most of the heat is absorbed by buildings and asphalt , which can lead to tropical nights . The Stewart brand argues that urbanization has a positive impact on the environment , but the un report says that as the population grows , the hygiene system is broken and an environmentalnightmare will happen .

Class 10

until now , the population was concentrated in the city , but now the urban population moves to rural areas and Counterurbanization occurs . The excessive development of the downtown allows the wealthy to move out of the suburbs and the poor to move into the downtown . The reason for this phenomenon is due to the development of communication technologies , the fear of crime and the poor urban environment . This phenomenon reduces the size of industrial cities . The former urbanization was concentrated in the city center , but now it is concentrated in the suburbs . The former city had one central city , but now it is networked with several centers . These cities are called edge cities , network cities , or postmodern cities . This sudden expansion again called the city center because of the hightransportation costs .

Class 11

The urban structure of the city is composed of commercial , industrial , residential and business areas with different characteristics . The regional structure is divided into a planar structure and a spatial structure . The planar structure means the arrangement state and form of the elements of the city , and the spatial structure is a three-dimensional concept . The city is a production location of the second and third industries and a collective of consumption places . It occupies more than a certain space and functionally combines with other areas toform a single nodule area . The historical development process of the city is generally . Production Location of Infrastructure - > Population-driven concentration of consumption - > Establishing the position of non-based industry through the formation of consumption location->It induces the position of the base industry , the profit of the integration promotes the positionof various industries - >The concentration of population and the place of consumption are formed and again cause the position of non-infrastructure industry , . Through this logical order , urban growth and urbanization have progressed , and urban functions have been concentrated quantitatively and qualitatively , and the function has caused regionaldifferentiation phenomenon .

Class 12

The burgess theory of concentric circles explains the growth of a metropolis , accompanied by an external growth of the city , in the form of concentric circles of the five zone . From the center of the concentric circle to the Central Business District (CBD ) , Zone of transition area , Working class residential homes area , Middle , high-grade housing area , Commuter zone . The argument of the theory 1 . The interior of each zone penetrates into the outer zone and expands the zone 2 . The expansion process of the city has invasion andtransform as well as dispersion and concentration 3 . Urban change can change according to social organization or human form 4 . Expansion of cities divides and relocates individuals and groups by residence and occupation 5 . The growth of the city enlarges the mobility . The critique of the concentric theory . The criterion of the concentric theory is that cdb is not a circle but an irregular form , heavy industry is located by water or railway traffic , light industry is located in the whole city , low-level is located in the vicinity of industrial area and traffic area , . It is located throughout the city of a high-class residence for nuclear families and an intermediate residence for a second-generation family . J A Quinn analyzed cities by introducing the concept of ecological time or cost distance instead of spatial linear distance on the basis of criticism .

Class 13

The multiple nuclei theory emerged criticizing the monocentric city , which is the premise of linear theory and concentric circle theory The multiple nuclei theory insists that it is impossible to concentrate all the city functions on the core , and that there are factors thatdifferentiate urban functions within the city . Factors that divide city functions include the first key part is high rent . second the center of city activity is dependent on the use of suburban transportation and land space . third Different urban activities are dispersed and it is advantageous to concentrate similar functions in one place , so various nuclei are formed inside the city . The multidimensional theory argues that the internal structure of a city can be grasped in three dimensions . In this theory , urban structure is divided into social class , degree of urbanization , human race or ethnicity of residence .

class 14

The urban residential area occupies the largest area in the city (40%) , and the smaller the urban area , the larger the residential area and the residential space is divided according to the type of residence , possession type , and location . Therefore , the amount of housing is constantly changing . In general , the housing is in the direction of preferring ownership . But we can not satisfy everybody's purpose . The characteristics of urban residential area layouts are , firstly , not evenly distributed . Second , there is a spatial difference in density . Third , there is a difference between physical form and structural form . Fourth , the quality of housing is different . Residential areas are dynamic and changeable . Succession and replacement take place as they move to other residential areas as changes in living space are needed .

Class 15

Dubai is planning to foster tourism industry in preparation for depletion of oil resources . The background of planning theory is the age of planning in the 21st century , and the daily life also starts from the plan . The development of society will develop into the informationsociety through the industrial society , and the information society will become universal in thefuture . and modern society is in the process of developing into a pluralistic society . This is followed by a process of maximizing the profit of each group through the decision-makingprocess to ensure efficiency by the various interest groups . The background of the planning theory has a logical background and an academic background . The logical background is that the first plan comes from the pursuit of human rationality . second , human beings are limited in recognizing truth . humans do not know everything , plan the best future from current knowledge . third , the plan itself has no usefulness and the plan alone can not solve the problem . fourth planning is the area of dealing with the unknown , and planning is the processof trying to understand the unknown . fifth plan motivates people according to their needs , and the content , scope , functions are determined by the subjects who execute the plan . There are two academic backgrounds . First , normative value theory is based on social norms or morals . Second , it is epistemology . This theory is based on the knowledge gained by human experience .

Class 16

The concept of planning is the process of determining future behavior through a set of procedures . The process of the procedure is first Purpose and criteria selection. second Set alternatives and choose the best alternative . third determine how to act on the determined goal each of these processes requires practice to judge . The environment surrounding the plan affects the planning . The purpose of the plan is to streamline efficiency and rational behavior and to rationalize the allocation of limited resources . There are many characteristics of the plan first the plan is a means for goals and aims to achieve them . second plan is to choose the most reasonable of the various alternatives . third current information is needed to plan the future . fourth the plan must be implemented in order to achieve , not finish , from establishing .

Class 17

We have a plan for a good future . As society becomes a virtual space , it needs to be able to plan reality using data from virtual space . It is difficult to distinguish the plan precisely . In theory , however , it is classified into social planning and spatial planning according to thenature of public planning . The scope of the social plan is the whole field of social science and it deals with the public interest rather than individual problems . place planning is a plan for harmonizing human activity and activity space , and is also called physical plan . The planning process varies according to goals and definitions , but the common things are that the planning activities take place in a certain order . The order of the plan is first , identify theproblem the plan starts with a sense of concern about complaints or wishes . second Goal articulation is an elaboration of an abstract , unclear state to a feasible goal . third , the planned and predictive analysis plan is future-oriented . Due to lack of data or knowledge about the future , it should be predicted with current information . Fourth , it is a process ofpreparing various alternatives and setting up an optimal alternative fifth Feasibility Analysis Itis a step to understand whether the alternative prepared at the above stage is reasonably feasible .

Class 18

Nowadays officials do not know what they are doing to prepare for the exam . So they are less motivated . The old urban plan was all physical , like land use drawings . However , as the information society becomes more serious , real space planning and economic and social planning are developing into plans that are realized in the virtual space . Urban planning is a sub-plan of national land planning and regional planning . The national land plan suggests a comprehensive and principle direction , and the regional plan plans the regional planaccording to the direction of the national land plan , and the city plan establishes the concreteplan according to the basic direction of the upper plan .

Class 19

gis is an abbreviation of geographic information systems.

This system is a program that displays virtual geographic

information on a map in an easy to understand manner

gis consists of computer hardware, software, users

GIS supports decision-making that requires knowledge

related to the geographical distribution of people or resources

Class 20

The definition of the national land plan is a plan to set the development direction

of the country for the purpose of utilizing, developing and protecting the land, and achieving it.

The function of the national land plan is to provide long - term comprehensive

policies and blueprints to use, develop and protect the land resources.

The function of the Urban Master Plan is to accept and interpret higher plans

and policies, collect residents‘ needs and collect desirable needs.

This plan is a plan for establishing the required planned action plan,

providing a framework for the detailed plan and providing guidance on the relevant plan.

Class 21

Urban management plan is a statutory plan that has binding power to building coverage ratio , floor area ratio , number of floors , etc . and plans to materialize and realize the contents of the urban basic plan . To realize this plan , we include the following plans First Plan about designation and change of use area , district , area second Plan on installation , maintenance , and improvement of infrastructure third Urban development projects under the 「Urban Development Act」 and maintenance projects according to 「Urban and Residential Environment Improvement Act」 fourth Planning and district unit plans for designation and change of district unit planning area .

The District Unit Plan is designed to take into account both the three-dimensional building plan and the planar land use plan also , it is possible to establish a district unit plan by proposing residents as a system that actively encourages the participation of residents . It can be categorized into 1 district unit plan and 2 district unit plan according to the urban area and non-city area . The 1 district unit plan is to plan environmentally friendly city environment and make sustainable city development and city management possible . The 2 district unit plan is to prevent over development in the development management area and the development intelligence district , and to re-establish maintenance and functions .

Class 22

The contents of the District unit planning include plans for the urban infrastructure to improve the functions of the city and improve the convenience of residents , . Planning for the scale of land for reasonable land use , . By regulating the use of land , rationalizing the land use and restricting the height of the building , inducing desirable cityscape and includes transportation plans for smooth traffic flow within the area . In addition to this , other plans related to the city may be included if necessary . The district unit plan by the proposal of the residents is the most direct and influential inhabitant participation system in the city management plan . This plan will enable residents to directly diagnose the problems of the cities they live in and to continue to improve the environment and follow up the city . District unit plans can be given incentives to achieve their goals . Grant development rights beyond the permitted development l imits instead of providing the necessary public facilities , and promote development by granting benefits in the development process so that individuals or private entrepreneurs can obtain private benefits if they satisfy public interests .

Class 23

Because the urbanization rate of our country exceeds 90% , the work of public officials is the urban administration , but the actual learning is used by more than 5th grade public servants . Education in our country is very distant from reality . The students should have good physical and mental health , and most of the students in Korea are weak . Strong stamina brings confidence . Previous studies had fewer quantities , but now the change is so fast that they need to study more . Humans are rational to move on to a better state . All animals have retention . Students must study more than 8 hours to maintain their current status . However , it seems to be maintained even if you do not study at 8 o'clock because your parents will fill the rest not creative can be done by the computer , so humans have to make things that have never existed before . The first theory emerges from assumptions , and the later theory emerges by criticizing previous theories . gis is a program that visualizes data