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주(날짜)	출석	결석	지각	과제	비고
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3주차(2) (09/19)	○
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추석(09/26)	○				추석
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5주차(2) (10/03)					개천절
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14주차(1) (12/03)		○
14주차(2) (12/05)	○				현충일
(12/19)	○				기말고사
(11/03)	○				공휴일
15주차(1) (12/10)	○				기말고사
과제1 (10/21)	○				기말고사
과제2 (12/22)				과제1 ○
과제3 (12/22)				과제2 ○
계	21	4	0	2

2주차(1)

The present goverment needs to invest in the future.

In the future, A job that requires creativity and a job that uses body will be structured.

So, Everything is going to be connected to smart, regardless of the game, universities should develop creativity for their students.

Students need to learn the future job.

2주차(2)

Studying is constantly training the brain.

You should always do your best with prepare and study for the information age.

"Different" is more important than "superiority". So, Don‘t compare with others.

Make dreams come true not only for me, but for my family, for my colleages and for humanity.

3주차(1)

The reason why we have to study city administration is because it is a time when we cannot live outside the city. Urban administration is becoming more globalized and regionalized.

Each city is entering an international competitive society. so we must have the ability to actively cope with change. Most imprtantly, the individual‘s ability should have international competitiveness.

3주차(2)

After the central goverment was established in our country, local autonomy was established unliked U.S.

But, our local autonomy is not working well.

The present age is technology-led. so we should go to a better way with our technology.

We need to learn the past and learn something new.

he biggest characteristic of a city is anonymity.

The population of the city is decreasing as the number of people living alone increases.

5주차(1)

Cities are constantly changing organisms.

The city is expanding its activities in virtual space.

Cities have a collectivity and the groups cross each other.

We should be the main force behind the urban change.

If you can‘t keep up with the changes, we must compete.

The age of fusion is becoming common and a new world has opened.

The reason why people live in cities is rational.

6주차(1)

Urbanization occurs to reduce tume and cost and increase opportunities.

Industrial society should be urbanized and the information society should become an inforamtion society.

Living in cities provides an opportunity of proximity, diversity and marketplace competition

However, It offer alienation issues, stress, increased daily life costs.

Cities are places ‘where‘ money, services, and wealth are concentrated.

Rural communities have unpredictable effects such as disease and natural phenomena.

Rural work is hard and very exhausted so farming is honorable and secure.

However, there are still areas of limitations that are affected by foolds, climatic disturbances, and disease.

Cities offer a larger variety of services, such as specialist services that aren‘t found in rural areas.

Varied and high quality educational opportunities are another factor in urban migration, as well as the opportunity to join, develop, and seek out social communities

There is no reason for the existence of a rural.

6주차(2)

Seoul is conurbation with massive dominance and 50% of population lives in it.

As cities change, the cost of human rights has risen and the competitiveness has disappeared.

In the developed city, there are problems of Information Society, Smart government, reduction of employment and job opportunities.

While cities certainly have a larger variety of markets and goods than rural areas, infrastructure congestion, monopolization, high overhead costs, and inconvenience of cross town trips team up to make marketplace competition as often as not worse in cities than in rural areas.

With the increase in industry and production, the phenomenon of Urban heat is increasing.

7주차(1)

Food must increase by 70% by 2050, especially in countries ‘where‘ food is already at risk due to

changes in environmental conditions.

How about future urban form?

The developed country is crowded in the center of the city, the so-called in-migration.

It is "peripheralization of the core" that people migrate from the suburbs to inner city.

Urban renewal and development mean that newcomers to cities no longer settle in the center.

In some developed countries, the revers effects occured and cities reduced their populations to rural areas.

7주차(2)

Rural migrants are being led to cities, they usually settle down in the shanty town and experience extreme poverty.Conflicts between rural and urban areas are very serious.

In our country, the countryside is almost extinct.

Older generations have been struggling with low wages.

Most developed cities are suffering from poverty.

Pro-poor urbanization will require labour intensive growth, supported by labour protection, flexible land use regulation and investments in basic services.

Pro-poor urban will never be out of poverty.

Urbanization can be planned urbanization or organization.

9주차(2)

The Burgess theory states that growth in big cities entails expansion of cities.

The expansion process is a central business district, a fortune-teller‘s home, a luxury residential area, and a commuter district. The inner area is about to invade the outer region, but it is not good.

The process of expanding urban growth is also reorganized into centralization and decentralization.

However, the core business district is in an irregular shape, heavy industry is located along the water or rail lines, light industry is located throughout the city, and low-income areas are located near industrial and transport areas.

The Burgess theory analyzes the pattern of land use, such as housing and business, while this linear theory uses only the fundamental land use as an analysis indicator. The areas with the largest areas of residence in urban areas were reclassified to high, medium and low land areas.

But, physical space is also culturally structured in the process of location, and the city criticizes that the social system should be considered as the product of a value system that varies with culture.

10주차(1)

Polycentric theory argues that the inner core is responsible for separating urban functions.

The central working area is located at the point ‘where‘ the transportation facilities in the city are gathered.

Wholesale and light industry zones are located in the center of the city and are adjacent to the main work zones.

Heavy industrial zones are located near the city‘s periphery, especially those near the edge of the city.

High-end housing sites are usually located far from pollution.

Universities also function as quasi-centre.

Depending on the development of traffic, commuting is possible or satellite cities begin to appear.

Criticism of the polycentric theory is that the use of land on the first floor of a building is problematic only, and the underground or the second floor is not considered.

Each theory is not clear about the concept of land use, that is, starting from a stagnant concept, and not understanding from the notion of urban flow. So we need to look at the city in a multi-dimensional way.

The Japanese scholar‘s summary of multidimensional theory claims that linear theory is applied at the level of social class, concentric theory at the level of urbanization, and multicore at the level of racial division.

Burgess, linear and multicore theory all describe cities in a landscape sense, but cities need to be understood as a dynamic process.

11주차(1)

The present and future use of the existing physical space as well as the cyber-national territory and space of the infinite clown.

Today it is said to be the planned age, but it is difficult to tell the exact difference.

However, in theory, the classification of a plan is classified into social and spatial planning according to the nature of the public plan.

Social planning is in charge of the Ministry of Public Administration and Security, and space planning is mainly the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

The planning process consists of problem solving, goal setting, planning and predictive analysis, alternative setting, feasibility analysis, evaluation, final proposal ‘select‘ion and execution.

Trying to find a solution while dealing with simple physical phenomena that appear on the surface in urban planning to solve urban problems is not very effective. Urban phenomenon is a general phenomenon, and urban planning is a comprehensive plan.

Urban planning in the past is perceived as if land use drawings were all about urban planning.

Urban planning until the 1950s presented this phenomenon.

A new concept of urban planning emerged after the 1960s, when the 50s plan transformed the city into something completely different from its internal structure due to technological advances, population growth, automobile emergence, economic development and environmental problems.

11주차(2)

Policy planning and operational planning are divided according to the application layer.

Classification according to plan targets is divided into physical, economic and social plans.

On a regional level, it can be distinguished from national planning, reginal planning, city planning or town planning, or country planning, and international planning.

A regional plan includes a province or state plan or district plan planned under natural and socio-economic conditions of a region ‘‘select‘‘ed for special purposes.

Urban planning is a comprehensive plan of urban social, economic and physical factors, and regional and national aspects should also be considered.

When planning a city, we should examine whether it is appropriate for public welfare.

It should also reasonably achieve equity.

A comprehensive rational model is idealism that sets the goals of a plan in advance and reasonably identifies all means and conditions to achieve this goal.

Lindblom, however, argued that there were many limitations to finding rationality in the actual process and raised the theory of anti-integrity.

12주차(1)

Geography is not pictures, but data.

It shows how much location data are available, what kind of data are there, and ‘where‘ they are.

The stage of the data is from region to world.

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

More than 80 percent of the data have spatial information.

GIS is visualizing, manipulating, and analyzing spatial data.

12주차(2)

The purpose of the urban planning is to promote the sound development of cities and contribute to the promotion of public safety order and public welfare by stipulating the necessary matters concerning the planning, decision and execution of urban planning for the construction, maintenance and measurement of cities.

The key to urban planning is the promotion of public interest.

Land planning is the upper concept of all spatial planning.

The national territory plan improves the quality of people‘s lives through balanced development of national territory.

As a system of urban planning, the Urban Planning Act is divided into a basic urban plan that presents the development and future of cities, and a urban management plan that provides specific development directions and regulations based on that basic plan.

The Urban Planning Act is divided into basic urban plans that present urban development and future, and urban management plans that apply specific development directions and regulations.

13주차(1)

We have to study for the global village.

Urban planning is a series of processes to establish and implement a desirable future for cities. Planning, not plan.

Every city plan in our country is implemented to promote public welfare and improve the quality of people‘s lives. The purpose of urban planning is to alleviate and prevent urban problems that arise when the population is concentrated in cities.

Urban planning includes metropolitan city planning, urban basic plan and urban management plan.

The Metropolitan City Plan presents long-term development directions and plans for more than two hares. Urban planning and urban management planning are both established for the same administrative district and closely related to the lives of the people. However, the basic urban plan also presents changes in the spatial structure of the region and the future of socioeconomic aspects, while the urban management Gehick embodies and realizes the direction of the Mirae development in urban spaces. Especially, having legal binding power is the biggest difference.

The Metropolitan City Plan is a guide to the Urban Master Plan and the Urban Management Plan.

The metropolitan city plan is designed to build large-area facilities such as water supply and sewer systems or to reorganize the space structure in response to the reunification of the two Koreas.

It is also going to divide functions in different regions and establish city green area management system.

Other plans include disaster prevention, transportation, landscape, cultural leisure space, and environmental

14주차(2)

The heads of local governments are entitled to carry out the district unit plan.

Special governors, metropolitan markets and provincial governors are the deciding factors in finalizing the district unit plan.

Residents, civil servants and members of the committee of the hearing participate in the planning. Residents can express their opinions and participate in town residents or business. The rubber circle coordinates the opinions of planners and residents. The Review Board understands the validity of the plan.

The Community Participation Zone Unit Plan is designed to help residents diagnose problems in their own cities and continue to participate in improvements.

In the drafting phase, the government prepares a plan for the district unit after a basic survey that analyzes natural conditions, population, and social environment such as terrain and ecology, listens to residents‘ opinions, and applies for a decision. In the decision phase, the district unit plan is decided after consultation with the relevant administrative agency and deliberation by the notice planning committee.

Incentives in the District Unit Plan are to add more development rights than is permitted to induce and realize the supply of public housing.

15주차(1)

It is important for us to know how the new city of the future will be built and to create it.

As the population growth rate has slowed rapidly since 2000, the city entered an aged society in 2018 due to the falling birth rate and the extension of the average life span.

It is expected to reach a super-aged society by 2026.

In the future, we will adjust the supply and demand of convenience facilities according to population decline and changes in the population structure, including the elderly population and multicultural families.

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.

To build a competitive future industrial base, the small and old industrial complex must first be reorganized as a future high-tech industrial complex. For convenient cities, ubiquitous-based cities are created so that all information is available anytime, any‘where‘. It is possible to create attractive cities by discovering cultural contents suitable for urban characteristics and implementing policies for cultural inclusion in response to multicultural society. Also, low-carbon, renewable energy facilities are installed for clean cities.