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주(날짜)	출석	결석	지각	과제	비고
1주차(1) (9/3)	○				수강정정기간
1주차(2) (9/5)	○
2주차(1) (9/10)		○
2주차(2) (9/12)		○
3주차(1) (9/17)	○
3주차(2) (9/19)	○
4주차(1) (9/24)					추석
4주차(2) (9/26)
5주차(1) (10/1)		○
5주차(2) (10/3)					개천절
6주차(1) (10/8)	○
6주차(2) (10/10)	○
7주차(1) (10/15)	○
7주차(2) (10/17)	○
8주차(1) (10/22)					중간고사
8주차(2) (10/24)
9주차(1) (10/29)	○
9주차(2) (10/31)	○
10주차(1) (11/5)		○
10주차(2) (11/7)	○
11주차(1) (11/12)		○
11주차(2) (11/14)		○
12주차(1) (11/19)	○
12주차(2) (11/21)		○
13주차(1) (11/26)	○
13주차(2) (11/28)	○
14주차(1) (12/3)	○
14주차(2) (12/5)	○
15주차(1) (12/10)	○
15주차(2) (12/12)					종강
16주차(1) (12/17)
16주차(2) (12/19)	○				기말고사
17주차(1) (12/24)
10/21				과제1 ○
12/01				과제2 ○
12/19				과제3 ○
계	18	7		3

1주차(1)/1주차(2)

수강정정기간

2주차(1)/2주차(2) - 결석

3주차(1)

More than 90% of korean live in urban. Since many social problems are derived from urban.

Urban problems, including housing prices, are caused by the nation‘s lack of balanced development.

Recently, not only physical space but also virtual space is expanding the urban administrative area.

3주차(2)

The city is a place ‘where‘ a lot of people gather to live in economic activities.

In the future, there are two groups. The first group is the group that controls computers that have IOT + AI fused. The second group is the group that does the computer tasks.

Personnel of the future society need someone who can control IOT and AI. It has reached its limit in the past human body service.

Always we have to think go to better or do better.

4주차(1)/(2) - 추석

5주차(1) - 결석

5주차(2) -개천절

6주차(1)

Urbanization is closely linked to modernization, industrialization, and the sociological process of rationalization.

Urbanization occurs as individual, commercial, and governmental efforts reduce time and expense in commuting and transportation and improve opportunities for jobs, education, housing, and transportation.

However, the advantages of urbanization are weighed against alienation issues, stress, increased daily life costs, and negative social aspects that result from mass marginalization.

Economic opportunities are just one reason people move into cities, though they do not go to fully explain why urbanization rates have exploded only recently in places like China and India.

6주차(2)

The dominant conurbation(s) of a country also benefit from even more intense concentrations of the very same things cities offer, making them magnets for not just the non-urban population, but urban and suburban population from other conurbations.

As cities develop, effects 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.

Urbanization is often viewed as a negative trend, but there are positives in the reduction of expenses in commuting and transportation while improving opportunities for jobs, education, housing, and transportation. Living in cities permits individuals and families to take advantage of the opportunities of proximity and diversity.

7주차(1)

Stewart Brand argues that the effects of urbanization are primarily positive for the environment. Firstly, the birth rate of new urban dwellers falls immediately to replacement rate, and keeps falling, reducing the risk of environmental stresses caused by population growth. Secondly, migration away from rural areas reduces the prevalence of destructive subsistence farming techniques, such as improperly implementedslash and burn agriculture.

Recent developments, such as inner-city redevelopment schemes, mean that new arrivals in cities no longer necessarily settle in the centre.  the reverse effect, originally called counter urbanization has occurred, with cities losing population to rural areas, and is particularly common for richer families. This has been possible because of improved communications (information technology development), and has been caused by factors such as the fear of crime and poor urban environments.

When the residential area shifts outward, this is called suburbanization. A number of researchers and writers suggest that suburbanization has gone so far to form new points of concentration outside the downtown both in developed and developing countries such as India.

7주차(2)

Rural migrants are attracted by the possibilities that cities can offer, but often settle in shanty towns and experience extreme poverty.

Urbanization can be planned urbanization or organic. Planned urbanization, i.e.: planned community or the garden city movement, is based on an advance plan, which can be prepared for military, aesthetic, economic or urban design reasons. Examples can be seen in many ancient cities although with exploration came the collision of nations, which meant that many invaded cities took on the desired planned characteristics of their occupiers.

Humans should always pursue better.

8주차(1)/(2) - 중간고사

9주차(1)

We learn history and know the future. Learning history has brought up unknown parts of the future, but we can still see the future. The future of society has come to an unpredictable age with the fourth industrial revolution.

The city is a comprehensive art form of the period that represents the culture, institutions, economic power and science and technology of the period, resulting in the types created by man and left as an inheritance, intangible cultural assets and technological heritage.

The division of modern cities with urban and unified countries has widened the scale of commercial and industrial activities and the scope of trade to international units. Modern cities tend to grow into big cities as the industrial revolution develops production technologies. The future cities will be both globalized and globalized under the influence of informatization, and whether the current urban spatial structure will be maintained has yet to be confirmed.

The problem of cities is that as many people live in groups, a variety of problems arise, and to solve these problems, cities need to be viewed as a living organism and approached in a complex manner. It creates various problems such as inequality, poverty, geostationary administration, urban economy, land and housing, transportation and the environment.

9주차(2)

College students are getting ready to become professionals in society. In the world of professionalism, a small mistake affects my future. My writing should prevent other people from making corrections or errors when I leave my hands. To achieve this, it is practice to write a task in detail and with all care. When it builds up, it becomes a habit and can almost eliminate small mistakes even as a pro. For this to happen, one must have a sincere attitude toward trivial things.

Burgess‘s concentric zone theory states that growth in big cities entails an outward expansion of cities, which is divided into the CBD, the Jikji district, the working-class housing district, and the commuter district. However, the theory is criticized for showing irregular, not circular, forms, or heavy industries are located by the Prime Minister or by rail transit.

There are not only Burgess‘s Continental Zone Theory, but also H.Hyot‘s Sector theory, multi-core theory, and multidimensional theory. The Sector theory suggested that the regional structure of residential areas in inner urban areas could be identified as the sector structure of the fan shape. Concentric zone theory lacks land-use patterns such as housing, business, and so on, ‘where‘as sector theory refers only to the ‘residative and use‘ analysis index. This theory was also criticized for its sector theory or the Concentric Zone History viewed cities as a schematic expression, but also for the cultural factors of their location process.

Polycentric zone theory and Sector theory both exist under the premise of single-nuclear city, but C. D. Harris and E. L. Ulman argued that all urban functions are physically impossible for central nucleus. Nucleus are coming from many places, not one in a big city.

Multi-dimensional theory has suggested that the inner structure of a city can be identified in three dimensions. There are many independent dimensions to the social pattern within the city. This is proven as a result of Factor Analysis of social variables by Census Districts in urban areas. A summary of the multiple-dimensional theory (Japanese scholar) argues that sector theory is applied at the level of social class, concentric theory at the level of urbanization, and multi-nuclear theory at the level of racial division.  The three factors of social class, urbanization, and racial segregation represent three dimensions by factor analysis and their spatial patterns need to be different, while concentric, sector and multicore theory all explain cities in a single dynamic sense.

10주차(1) - 결석

10주차(2)

How do we enrich our lives?

Life is not an easy life for anyone. Then why are there different people? Everyone has a plan and lives, but it depends on how you proceed with it and how you implement it.

Planning is a set of procedure, it is defined as a process for determining appropriate future action through a sequence of choices

21C is the age of planning, and our daily lives are starting with planning, and it is planning to determine and analyze what humans are trying to do, anticipate the future, and assess the consequences.Public Administration and Governance: If this is the case, then the mass era will disappear and a small variety of unique products will be converted to an era ‘where‘ production and distribution will be consumed in accordance with consumer demand. In addition, the infinite share of information and the spillover of information turn into a possible era.

The logical background of the planning concept is, first of all, the pursuit of human impulses. Second, humans have limitations in recognizing truth. Third, the plan itself has no value or utility. Fourth, planning is the area of dealing with unknown facts. Planning is therefore the process of trying to find out the unknown. Fifth, the plan grants motivification according to human needs, and the contents range function is united by the entity that implements the plan.

11주차(1) / 11주차(2) - 결석

12주차(1)

What is GIS?

GIS is a System of computer software, hardware and data, and personnel to help manipulate, analyze and present information that is tied to a spatial location.

Spatial location is usually a geographic location. Imformation is visalization of analysis of data. System is linking software, hardware, data. Personnel is a thinking explorer who is key to the power of GIS.

What is not GIS?

GPS is Global Positioning System. A static map is paper or digital(a way to visualize the analysis). A software package.

GIS is a geo-information system created by overlap of various data with location data.

Data for GIS applications

: Digitized and Scanned Maps - purchased, danated ,free

: Data bases - Tables of data

: GPS - accurate locations

: Field sampling of attributes

: Remote sesing and Aerial photography

GIS data consists of File system and Data Base Management System (DBMS), shape data (vector data, raster data), and attribute data (Text or multimedia).  Vector data of the schematic data is in CAD such as Geometric elements and spatial data are expressed in dots, lines, and faces. Raster data of the schematic data is image processing such as satellite, aerial photograph, and image, which is data storage management by cell or pixel, and the entire data is recognized as an object.

The advantages of vector data are similar to the actual appearance of a map, high-resolution, high spatial accuracy, and high-phase structure. But the disadvantages are complex structures, high-level technology, and expensive.

The advantages of raster data are easy to structure, easy to analyze, and easy to model. Its disadvantages are low spatial accuracy, low resolution, and large data capacities.

12주차(2) - 결석

13주차(1)

Urban planning is a series of processes to establish and implement a desirable future for cities. It is a tool to predict the future development level of a city and put forward the desired form in advance, and manage the city in a sound and proper way through regulations, guidance policies, or means of readjustment. This is applicable to our future. A plan is planning, or progressive form. It is always setting up a better future to move forward towards Better.

Urban planning has become overcrowded and disorganized as the population centers into cities, resulting in various urban problems. It is necessary to alleviate or resolve these urban problems and prevent future problems.

13주차(2)

The Urban Master Plan is a basic spatial structure and socioeconomic and physical aspect of urban planning that provides direction for development and has no direct binding force on ordinary citizens and a binding force on the administrative office. On the other hand, the Urban Management Plan proposes specific ways to implement the directions proposed by the Urban Master Plan in urban areas. It has the legal binding force to regulate the building activities of ordinary citizens.

The metropolitan city plan plans to provide long-term development directions to correlate the spatial structure and functions of two or more nearby special cities, metropolitan cities or counties, conserve the environment, and systematically maintain the facilities.

The Urban Management Plan is a statutory plan with a binding force on the private land use of residents, such as the building activity rate, the volume rate, and the number of floors. Urban management plans are divided into plans for infrastructure installation, readjustment, and improvement, urban development projects and readjustment projects, designation and modification of district unit plan zones, and district leadership plans. Infrastructure is a physical facility that is installed to support the common life of citizens and the economic and social activities of cities.

14주차(1)

The District Unit Plan is a plan to establish both a three-dimensional building plan and a flat land-use plan for the cities and towns in which we live. This streamlines land use, ensures a good residential environment, and induces systematic and planned development of the zone. The District Unit Plan, which is one of the urban management plans, is developed with an active consideration of changes in conditions, including growth and development of the area. The Act also empowered the government to establish a ‘zone unit plan based on resident‘s proposals‘ under a system that actively induces residents‘ participation. It is a system that induces activity by encouraging residents to diagnose problems by themselves, find solutions, and provide incentives such as behavior mitigation.

The first District Unit Plan is designed to create environment-friendly urban environments ‘where‘ humans and nature coexist and enable sustainable urban development or urban management in certain areas within urban areas.

The Second District Unit Plan is established to prevent reckless development in planning and development areas, to readjust the readjustment and function of zones by installing sufficient infrastructure, and to improve the functions and aesthetics of the entire surrounding areas and cities to create eco-friendly and sustainable cities.

14주차(2)

The Resident Proposal System is the most direct and influential system of participation by the residents for the enactment of urban management plans. Under the current law, a bill can be proposed concerning urban infrastructure and matters concerning the district unit plan. In particular, it is a useful system for residents to suggest their opinions on the designation of zones and the establishment of plans for apartment construction projects in the private sector. Zoning based on the resident‘s proposal encourages active participation by obtaining survey and consent from the residents in advance so that the residents‘ opinions can be fully reflected.

The planners include planners (special wall markets, wide-area markets, markets, county heads), and decision makers (special markets, metropolitan markets and provincial governors). District unit planning is carried out by the head of each local administrative body to establish a plan. The decision maker shall review and review whether the district unit plan is properly established and make a final decision to ensure that the plan is established.

The plan participants are residents, public officials, and members of the deliberation committee, and the review committee is composed of experts in each field and reviews and reviews the plan based on their expertise. This determines the validity of the plan to create a better city by establishing a systematic and efficient plan.

The establishment procedure is performed in the order of basic survey, preparation of district unit plan, listening to residents‘ opinions, and application for decision, and in the order of consultation with the relevant administrative agency, deliberation by the urban planning committee, decision and announcement of district unit plan, and viewing.

15주차(1)

If we make a new city in the future, we should put it in our heads what it looks like. Because it is different from what we know the future. Since 2000, Korea‘s population growth has slowed.

Urban policies should be developed to adjust the supply and demand of living rights and facilities according to population reduction and changes in the population structure, and to reflect diverse needs for senior citizens and multicultural families.

There is a shortage of parking lots, parks, and cultural welfare facilities in old cities of Korea.

To prevent the lack of diversity in urban culture and uniformity of landscape, measures for urban identity, tradition by city, and management of unique culture and landscape are needed.

The paradigm of urban policy should be shifted from quantitative growth to qualitative internalization.

Future cities should be competitive, convenient, attractive and clean.

Korea lacks a space structure and urban design that can cope with global environmental problems and resource crises.

Therefore, urban planning measures are needed to save energy and to distribute and expand renewable energy.

15주차(2)/16주차(1) - 종강

16주차(2)/17주차(1) - 기말고사