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CLASS1-1

Do not be afraid of encountering or being exposed to a new environment, but be a person who enjoys such things.

Existing methods are lagging and many fields have to be reduced due to employment growth, making employment harder even with more effort.

It is only in this new way of society that human beings make simple tasks such as storing information by changing the way they are stored in computers.

It is necessary to search for fields and items in accordance with the information society, become familiar with informed tools, and have an efficient and systematic learning plan.

CLASS1-2

All elements of this society have evolved to improve human physical abilities, but studies have been made to improve human brain abilities.

Because it becomes more difficult to study because it has to become a producer who learns and learns beyond becoming an expert, it is natural to wander and go wrong.

Do not be afraid of failures and challenges because there is real success if failure is the premise.

The reason that Chinggis Khan was able to occupy quickly was because the infantry used the cavalry in a universal era, but nevertheless, it quickly fell because the information was so slow that it was impossible to rule.

We make our bodies and minds healthy and healthy so that we do not get sick for ourselves.

CLASS2-2

1.Have a big dream and don‘t sick.(but...i was sick at last class)

2.Political, economic, social and administrative levels should be improved.

3.In the capitalist society, the poverty class is in any way disadvantageous, and the government must provide security for this.

4.Since the economy is tied to the space until the tertiary industry, the market is developed by the scale and the integrated economy.

5.Because the information is not present in the material,it is not bounded by space after the fourth industry.

6.It is natural for us to benefit from the community rather than being artificially unreasonable.

7.Information and industrial societies are closely related, but their internal mechanisms are different.Therefore, we must broaden our view.

8.It is necessary to find a way out of the labor-intensive society of the past and to find a way to equalize globalization.

CLASS3-1

1.The population is concentrated, and more than 60% of the members are engaged in non-farming.

2.Act with widening eyes for the age of creation.

3.When planning a city, consider geographical sense.

4.Get as much information as possible on the Internet before doing anything.

5.When categorizing and analyzing a city, it can be based on a house, and can be based on an entire city.

6.Decisiveness among the essence of the city is effectively generated in the gist of high-access traffic.

7.Especially, the city center where commercial, economic, traffic, and commuting areas are concentrated is the most nodular place.

8.No one knows how to judge the collective and nodularity of information society.

9.The city has a distinctive landscape according to its characteristics such as culture and history, but Korea has become very unconventional, especially pursuing economic development.

CLASS3-2

1.It is called a fossil landscape when it stops as if it cuts off the constantly changing scenery for a moment.

2.As the city develops like the concentric circle of a pond, the size of the city becomes larger as the influence range increases.

3.As the city develops, the vertical utilization of the land becomes greater.

4.The main reason people move out of the city to the city is because of better job opportunities and quality of education, in connection with modernization, industrialization and rationalization.

5.The term urbanization can express the level of development of a city based on the population of the city, or it can be compared to the rate of urban growth.

6.mushrooming cities refers to the rapid creation of cities in a place that has not been related to the grounds and elements of urbanization accumulated for tens of thousands of years in almost 100 years.

7.These phenomenological phenomena appear especially in developing countries and are based on complex factors such as degradation or pollution of farmland, not just economic factors.

8.In analogy with this, a similar phenomenon will appear in Africa.

9.The West pursued science and emphasized creation, and the Orient obsessed with humanities.

10.Urbanization does not only mean the expansion of the urban area or the increase in the population, but it may also mean that the lifestyle pattern changes with the urbanization in rural areas, such as lifestyle attitude and employment style.

CLASS4-2

1.Rather than farming at the time of industrialization, it was human action to move to industrial society.

2.Now it is human being to be transferred to the next information society.

3.But what is hard to do is information that is invisible and changes quickly and may seem unsuccessful because of high uncertainty.

4.And because people want to be more sustainable than developmental.

5China has been able to make rapid progress because it can return building ownership and land use rights to the people, but land use rights can always be returned according to the demands of the state.

6.Especially in developing countries, conflicts of land rights often arise as a result of compulsory transfers to cities due to the effects of globalization.

7.When talking about the overall economic level, it is based on the degree of wealth and population density (usually concentrated in the metropolitan area).

8.When there are various reasons due to the geographical environment of the city, there is a poor stratum dominated mainly by the bad influence, and a rich stratum where the gain is seen.

9.For example, in the vicinity of Daegu Airport, a commoner class lives.

10.Similar phenomena appear in many countries because of the rapid urban growth and the disparity between the rich and the poor.

11.In addition, as the society changes, the aspect of the industry changes and shrinking cities such as Daegu and Taebaek appear.

12.Measures are needed for this.

CLASS5-1

1.As the incidence of urban heat island increases, interest in the phenomenon is increasing.

2.The heat island phenomenon arises as a result of urban formation at the time of industrialization and is caused by the fact that the heat is not resolved and maintained.

3.Most of the solar energy that affects rural areas is used to evaporate water to offset thermal energy, but most of the heat is absorbed by buildings and asphalt because of lack of vegetation in urban areas.Thermal energy remains in the night, so it causes tropical night.

4.Urbanization, both nationally and globally, can be said to help preserve the natural environment outside the city due to population density and growth concentrated in the city.

5.For example, migration of rural population can prevent destructive farming activities.

6.Of course, in addition to this positive interpretation, urbanization is likely to cause environmental destruction.

7.As the era developed, the aspect of the city has changed, and the fourth industrial society has come to challenge the challenge of proving the shape of the city in the information society as it moves from the agricultural society through the industrial society to the industrial society through the industrial society.

8.Everywhere in the world, the building gets higher and more expensive as you go to the city center.

9.As the living improves, the poor move into the city center and the imperial class migrates to the outlying area.

10.This means that important functions of the city also moved to the outer city.

11.It is difficult to predict what the future urban form will be as the city changes shape rapidly.

12.There is a developing city, while some cities are sinking. Daegu and Taebaek are representative examples in Korea.

13.In the early days, it was largely revived, but now it is the main reason for the growth of the industry, and Taebaek is taking measures for recreation, entertainment, and casino industry instead of coal industry. Daegu is still wandering.

CLASS5-2

1.Urban Form - If the urbanization progresses more than a certain level, the phenomenon that the population is leaked out of the city appears.

2.This is a phenomenon that appears in the wealthier class than in the poverty class.

3.At this time, the poverty strata may still tend to head towards the city center.

4.This is a phenomenon due to the development of information and communication technology, and it is also one of the causes of frequent crime in the city.

5.Now, the city becomes a multi-core city with several cities, not just one. LA is a representative example.

6.Through this process, in the case of the United States, the city is greatly expanded and the administrative costs and other living expenses are expected more than expected, and the administration intends to return to the compact city by taking traffic development.

7.The most important conflicts in the poor countries of the world are conflicts between cities and rural areas, not labor vs. capital, domestic or foreign capital.

8.In most cases, rural areas are aging, and cities and rural areas are competing.

9.So, even if the poor living in the city are in unreasonable treatment and environment, they stay in the city.

10.According to overseas studies, the initial poor urbanization is a labor intensive form for the industry.

11.Urbanization is organically planned and proceeded for aesthetic, economic and military planning reasons.

12.In an ancient city, for example, a city with the characteristics of an occupied country has been created, and the military and economic characteristics are emphasized.

13.For this purpose, the newly created roads may look like geometric designs.

14Urban planners are responsible for planning urban planning in consideration of public parks, sustainable urban drainage systems, and greenways before urbanization.

CLASS6-1

1.Concept of regional structure.When a plurality of subregions gather together to form a large whole area with each role fulfilling another function, this is called a regional structure.

2.Within the city, commercial areas, industrial areas, residential areas, and business areas with different characteristics constitute an urban area.

3.In other words, the regional structure of a city refers to the relationship between the elements constituting the urban area and the whole.

4.The regional structure of a city means the arrangement or arrangement of the elements constituting the interior of the city, and also means a planar relationship between each element and the whole.

5.The spatial structure of a city includes a geometric feature such as a pattern, a distance, a shape, and the like of the element itself as well as the arrangement and spatial position of elements, and the spatial structure of the city appears in a three-dimensional form.

6.The functional unit of the city. The basic unit that forms the economic space organization is the individual economic location with the characteristics of the smallest economic region.

7.The arrangement of diverse economic locations constitutes the primitive regional structure of the city, which means that the economic structure of the region is mainly economic, and the economic structure of the region forms the economic location according to the characteristics of the different land in the land use.

8.This is the starting point of regional structure formation.

9.The logic of the historical development process of the city is that the population concentration and the consumption location are formed when the manufacturing location with the inflow of manufacturing, optical industry or external funds is formed.

10.If the location of the non-based industry caused by the formation of the consumption location is formed, it induces the position of the base industry related industry, and the integrated profit promotes the position of various industries,And the establishment of infrastructure.

11.The city is the production location of the second and tertiary industries as well as the aggregate of the consumption location.

12.This will necessarily occupy a certain amount of space, which is functionally combined with other areas mainly in the residential area, the commercial area, and the CBD, so that the entire city forms a single nodule..

13.In addition, these regional structures will form a hierarchy of domination and subordination in which subordinate regions are dominated by upper regions

14.This change process can be practically practiced in an online reality, and it is also possible to trace what kind of a future city can be transformed when a plan is put in.

15.Korea is dominated by secondary industrial goods in the information age, but the content (software) in it is insufficient. We must make efforts to continue the Korean Wave craze.

CLASS6-2

Concentric Theory: The larger the scale and strength of the CBD, the greater the impact on the outskirts and the larger the city grows.The concentric theory assumes that land use patterns such as housing and business are used as an index.

When dividing each zone into the inner and outer regions, the inner side tends to enlarge the area by invading outward. The expansion process of urban growth is not only intrusion and point but also the process of concentration and decentralization.

Urban change may change according to the social organization or human form, and expansion of the city differentiates and relocates individuals and groups by residence and occupation.

Point Zone: Surrounding the central business district, this is the area where the business facilities or light industry in the central area enter and deteriorate the residential environment.

Both are lowlands, but slum is legal and squatter is illegal.

Criticism of the concentric circle theory: CBD is irregular rather than circular, heavy industry is located along the water or railway traffic, light industry is located all over the city, low level is adjacent to industrial area and traffic area Area.

What happens if we move POSCO to Gumi? There is a disruption in the transportation of raw materials because it uses boats to import coal. What happens if you move to Incheon? Salty winds can cause problems in electronics, resulting in a high rate of rejection.

The linear theory of H. Hyot argues that the local structure of the residential area in the inner city is understood as a fan-shaped linear structure, and only the land use is used as an analysis index.

The linearity theory is due to the population growth in the periphery of the city, the traffic congestion of the CBD, the inconvenience of access traffic, and the development of the outsourced soaping center comparable to the city center.

Compare the United States and other countries in reconsidering linear theory.
Compared to China and North Korea, China is given the right to use land, but the ownership is in the country (provided the substitute is provided to the people).
The highly developed automotive culture of the United States can be a source of suburban dispersion.

CLASS9-2

1.Plan for natural disasters and nuclear power plants.

2.There is a lot of social discussion about nuclear power plants and it is not yet clear which is right.

3.Identify various alternatives and make the most desirable choices among them.

4.The environment surrounding the plan: It is difficult to predict that the results will be reasonable because all individuals have different desires and desires.

5.To provide the most efficient welfare, the size of the city is an important factor, and about 500,000 is appropriate.

6.Many values and desires are always in conflict, and selection can be successful based on the choice for the future.

7.Since the resources are limited, planning is seen as a means of reducing waste or producing the greatest return from employment of resources.

8.In pure democracy, an individual has no wisdom, ability, or right to make decisions for society or another individual.

9.Therefore, each person should adopt an alternative by applying the majority principle while making a choice for each person.

10.Plan is the goal and means endlessly in the right direction.Wehave to get better every day.

11.Studying is not done by head, but by hip (physical strength, muscularity) and is like going up a mountain slowly.

12.Specific information is needed to determine the plan.

CLASS10-1

1.People can continue to develop, sustain phenomena, or decline.

2.Human beings have continued to develop, and as a result resources are consumed and a government paradigm occurs.

3.Consistently consuming resources has resulted in extreme natural pollution and natural disasters.

4.We can see by actually connecting a landscape that can not be seen at a glance to cyberspace.

5.The cyber administration is directly connected with the space administration, so the ability to do business is needed.

6.In the present era, the area and utilization of cyberspace is maximized.

7.The planning process is the process of drawing a plan through a chain of goals and means.

8.The planning process consists of identifying problems, setting goals, analyzing forecasts and forecasts, setting alternatives, feasibility analysis, evaluation, selection of the final plan, and enforcement.

9.Study is to use the buttocks.Endless endurance is needed.

CLASS10-2

1.In retrospect, time is always fast. Time will go faster in the future.

2.In the old days, urban planning was based on physical planning, but it became socio-economic based on the complexity of society.

3.The physical space expands to the sea, virtual space. The virtual space realizes the physical plan.

4.The national plan suggests a comprehensive and geographical direction, the regional plan plans the regional plan according to the direction of the national land plan, and the urban plan establishes the concrete plan according to the basic direction of these high plan.

5.Therefore, urban planning is an integrated and cooperative plan that is considered as spatial and cubic.

6.Urban planning has the force. For example, the government can enforce land ownership for public welfare.

7.Urban planning has a compound. The principle of equality must be respected and the equity of the burden of the expense and the beneficiary must be considered.

8.Urban planning should be reasonably considered under budget constraints to increase realizability.

CLASS11-2

1.The spatial planning should be made according to the spatial extent of the planned area.

2.The goal of the national land plan is to improve the welfare of the people and to create a reasonable land use space.

3.The regional plan is located between the land plan and the city plan and is a business oriented plan for a specific area.

4.Urban planning is aimed at improvement of public welfare for urban people, and it establishes skeleton of spatial structure centering on land use.

5.The individual architectural plans define the planar land use + cubic form and emphasize the physical and technical aspects. It is mainly a short-term plan.

6.From the national planning downward, the technical aspects are emphasized, and the social aspects are emphasized as the architectural plan goes up.

7.The new spatial planning system should establish the spatial planning system for the unified national land and city management.

8.The National Land Plan is a plan to set and develop the development direction that should be oriented to the national land in response to the future economic and social changes in the use, development and preservation of the land.

9. It is a long - term and comprehensive policy Provide blueprint for future homeland with direction.

10.The national planning should include the paradigm of the times.

11.There are many urban problems such as unplanned development due to rapid industrialization and urbanization in Korea.

12.The basic plan of the city covers the basic spatial structure, socio-economic and physical aspects and suggests the development direction.

13.It is a city plan that has no direct binding power to ordinary citizens and is binding on administrative offices.

14.The Urban Management Plan suggests the concrete directions of the Urban Space to implement the directions proposed by the Urban Basic Plan.

15.It provides a legal basis for regulating the activities of ordinary citizens.

16.During the process of establishing the metropolitan urban planning process, residents‘ opinions should be collected.

CLASS12-1

1.The floor area ratio is the floor area ratio of the ground structure to the land area.

2.For example, in the case of Gyeongju, we can not build a building higher than a chimpanzee.

3.The city management plan is designed to use the land reasonably and efficiently and to promote public welfare.

4.In residential areas, commercial facilities can not be built except for neighborhood living facilities.

5.Conservation management areas need to be preserved in order to protect the environment, but when considering the relationship with surrounding use areas, it is difficult to designate and manage them as natural environment conservation areas.

6.The production management area needs management for agriculture and fishery, but it is difficult to designate and manage it as an agriculture and forestry area considering the relationship with surrounding use area.

7.Urban development projects refer to urban development projects under the Urban Development Law and maintenance projects according to the Urban and Residential Environment Maintenance Act.

8.The District Unit Plan is a city management plan that rationalizes land use for some areas within the city planning establishment area and establishes a system to ensure a good environment through system improvement and aesthetic improvement and systematic and planned management.

9.The only urban planning plan is‘ - the matters concerning installation, maintenance or improvement of infrastructure
- The residents may propose to the presiding authority about the matters concerning the designation and change of the district unit planning area and the establishment and change of the district unit plan.

10.However, the proponent must secure at least 80% of the target land area or obtain agreement.

11.The designation of the use area, etc. should be judged comprehensively on the relationship with the surrounding area.

12.The District Unit Plan is designed to take into consideration both the three-dimensional building plan and the planar land use plan for the cities and towns in which we live

13. It is designed to actively encourage the participation of residents by establishing a "district unit plan based on residents‘ suggestion".

14.We encourage residents to diagnose the problem themselves and seek solutions.

15.Type 1 District Unit Plan: This plan is designed to create an environmentally friendly urban environment in which people and nature coexist in a certain area within an urban area and enable sustainable urban development or urban management.

16.The first type of district unit plan type is‘ the area where the city function is lost or is underdeveloped ‘,‘ the area where the city form and function should be maintained or maintained in the present condition ‘,‘ Where there is a need to rehabilitate ‘, and‘ areas where development of a new city is necessary ‘.

17.Type 2 District Unit Plan: Plan Establishment to prevent the over-exploitation of the local area and to establish the infrastructure to improve the functions of the area and improve the functions and the beauty of the surrounding area to create an environmentally friendly and sustainable city.

CLASS12-2

1.The second type of district unit plan type is residential type, industrial type, distribution type, and tourism recreation type.

2.The District Unit Plan establishes the layout and scale of the infrastructure, the size and composition of the furniture and landmarks.

3.The District Unit Plan establishes the use of the building, the percentage of coverage, the floor area ratio, and the traffic plan.

4.The residents‘ suggestion system is the most direct and influential inhabitant participation system as a system initiated by residents about the planning of urban management plan.

5.The planners of the plan are the special market, the mayor, the mayor and the munition, and the decision makers are the special market, the mayor, and the governor.

6.We have to live a lifetime, so we need to improve our physical strength.

7.The District Unit Plan grants incentives to achieve the goals of the district unit plan, such as specific use assignments.

8.It is a system that promotes development by benefiting from the development process so that individual or private business can gain private benefit while satisfying the public interest of improving the urban environment.

9.Most cities in Korea are unplanned cities.

10.The population of Yeongyang-gun is about one thousand. There are four residents per civil servant. So there is no obstetrician in the nutrition army.

11.The incentive in the one-district district unit plan can be applied to mitigate the coverage rate, volume ratio, and height when a part of the planned area is provided to a site such as a public facility.

12.The incentive in the two-district district unit plan can be mitigated within the 150% coverage rate and the 200% coverage rate applied in the service area.

CLASS13-1

1. The public administration that we learn is the knowledge that can be used only as a 4th grade public official.

2. It is most important for the student to have healthy body and mind.

3. Confidence occurs when strong physical strength is based on.

4. Always greet me first, go to work five minutes ahead of me, and clean up well.

5. When we graduate from college, knowledge in college is not important. Habits, experiences, attitudes and wisdom are important.

6. Humans evolve in accordance with progress. The animal keeps the phenomenon because it does not take more than necessary, and the student maintains the phenomenon by studying eight hours a day. Those who study less than they seem to have not been culled because their parents are missing parts.

7. Secondary industry was possible with human physical ability, and tertiary industry was possible with human brain.

8. Everything develops like a concentric circle. It also develops further under criticism.