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주(날짜)	출석	결석	지각	과제	비고
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4주차(9/24)	○				추석
4주차(9/26)	○				추석
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5주차(2)(10/3)	○				개천절
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7주차(2)(10/17)	○
8주차(1)(10/22)					중간고사
8주차(2)(10/24)					중간고사
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1주차

9/3 (월)

수강정정기간

9/5 (수)

수강정정기간

3주차(1)

The reason why we learn about cities is that our country has over 90 percent urban growth and most people live in cities.

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.

Your head should be full of ideas.

3주차(2)

We are living in a time of chaos, and there is something to be protected and discarded.

In this day and age, we continue to study knowledge and live a life ‘where‘ we have to abandon most of our knowledge.

4주차(1) - 추석

4주차(2) - 추석

5주차(2) - 개천절

6주차(2)

The nation‘s tollgate construction intensified the inequality.

The place ‘where‘ the tollgate was constructed was developed and the highway was not accessible.

Efficiency is important and prioritized, so equity is not important.

7주차(1)

Two reasons why urbanization has an environmentally positive effect are that firstly, the risk of environmental pollution due to population growth decreases, and secondly, the number of people from farming villages decreases, thus damaging farmland.

In poor countries, there may be no environmental pollution, but in reality, environmental pollution is more serious in these countries.

We call it suburbanization when the residential area goes out.

Regardless of the developed and undeveloped countries, there is a new focus, and if the function of a city had been concentrated in one place before, it is now concentrated in many places. This is a new pattern of urbanization.

7주차(2)

In Korea, waste water is still the same as rainwater. Because wastewater treatment plants cannot be cut down, pollution is serious due to mixing with rivers.

Our urbanization rate is over 90 percent and we are making a lot of progress. But the countryside is almost becoming impoverished.

8주차(1) - 중간고사

8주차(2) - 중간고사

9주차(1)

in the days of the Fourth Industrial Revolution

What do we have to do?

It is necessary to move forward in the future.

If we fail to accept change, society will fall behind and be criticized by future generations.

The future cities will be influenced by informatization and globalization at the same time, and it has not been proven whether they will maintain the current urban structure.

Focus on the invisible city rather than the visible one.

The development of the infrastructure is linked to the development and interests of the nation.

9주차(2)

No matter how much knowledge we have, there is only words and writing to express it.

After you‘ve done your best, you need to be sincere at the end.

Urban administration is a subject that is closely related to everyday life, not a distant subject, and it greatly affects regional development and development.

10주차(2)

The industrial society basically demands division and is developed by economies of scale and aggregation. Such division is subject to collaboration, and such process is planned activities in order to go through processes such as exchange of information between classes and organizations, consultation and coordination.

The problem is that it is changing as information becomes available. This makes it difficult to predict and difficult to predict.

The reason for planning is for rationality.

11주차(1)

While it is important to develop a public plan, it is more important to develop and implement our own plans.

You need to reflect on what your own problems are. There is a need to analyze in detail what is good and what is lacking.

Future urban planning is carried out by combining urban planning with real-world planning with information planning that allows the contents of the plan to be operated, managed and modified in virtual space.

In the future, there will be fundamental changes in the planning environment. The constraints of time and space will be overcome and a system that can make the past and the future virtual will be possible.

Spatial information has become a virtual reality.

Future plans are expected to be mainly driven by creative urban planning based on mutual cooperation through voluntary participation by residents or citizens.

11주차(2)

Memorizing and memorizing theories doesn‘t mean much anymore. What is more important than memory is to understand the logical process.

Future urban planning will be created in cyberspace and implemented in reality.

12주차(1)

Generally, the addition of coordinates to known statistical data and the use of gis techniques results in even more spatial data.

The map of gis data is much more visual than previous statistics.

The method for analyzing data in gis is the raster method and the vector method.

Mathematics and gis are closely related. It is because it uses concepts learned in math to gis.

When a store is set up, it uses gis to analyze the population and buildings around it.

Phase structure is the study of the relationship between shape and location, regardless of quantity or size, regarding points, lines, faces, and locations in space.

And its core concept is the determination of connectivity, proximity and area.

13주차(1)

Urban planning refers to a series of processes to establish and implement a desirable future for a city. It is also a tool to predict the level of future development of a city and put forward the desired form in advance, and manage the city in a sound and proper manner through regulations, guidance policies, or means of readjustment.

Urban planning is needed to alleviate or prevent urban problems caused by overcrowding and disorderly spread of cities with the population concentrated in cities.

Specifically, they include the solution of housing problems, easing traffic problems, providing proper public facilities, firefighting and disaster management, and minimizing environmental pollution.

While the Urban Master Plan presents a development direction that encompasses the spatial structure and socioeconomic and physical aspects, the Urban Management Plan provides a way to specifically implement the direction proposed by the Urban Master Plan in urban spaces.

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.

13주차(2)

Urban Master Plan is a comprehensive plan that presents basic spatial structure and long-term development directions for special cities, metropolitan cities, or military jurisdictions, which is a guide to the establishment of urban management plans.

The urban basic plan is a comprehensive plan for predicting and preparing for changes in the living environment of residents by encompassing not only physical and spatial aspects but also environmental, social and economic aspects.

The Urban Master Plan sets goals and directions to reflect the characteristics and status of the region, and specifically plans to: There are a lot of regional characteristics, economic and industrial, spatial structure, landscape, biosphere settings and population distribution, directions and goals, and few that are not relevant to our daily lives.

The Urban Management Plan is a statutory plan with a binding force on residents‘ land use, such as the ratio of dry land, volume, and number of floors in building activities, and plans to clarify and realize what is proposed in the Metropolitan and Urban Master Plan. Here, the ratio of building blocks on the first floor divided by the ground and the floor area ratio divided by the total area of the building.

Land Use Areas are designated to use land reasonably and efficiently and to promote public welfare by limiting or applying the land use, the building‘s use, the building‘s ratio, the volume rate, and height again.

The only urban planning plan that allows residents to propose proposals to the planners on the following matters: However, the proposal should secure more than 80 percent of the land area in question or obtain consent.

- Items on installation, maintenance, or upgrade of the infrastructure

- Items on the designation and change of District Unit Plan and the establishment and change of District Unit Plan

14주차(1)

The District Unit Plan is a plan for the cities and towns ‘where‘ we live, taking into account all three-dimensional building plans and the plan for land use. This rationalizes land use, ensures a good residential environment, and encourages systematic and planned development of the area.

The 1st District Unit Plan is designed to create an environmentally friendly urban environment in which humans and nature coexist and enable sustainable urban development or urban management.

2nd type unit plan is designed to prevent reckless development in planning control areas or development promotion zones, to re-establish the readjustment and functions of zones, and to improve the functions and beauty of surrounding areas, cities, and the entire military.

Types of the first type of district unit plan include areas that require maintenance of existing cities, areas that require conservation of existing towns, areas that require management of existing towns, and areas that require development of new cities.

Types of the 2nd District Unit Plan can be divided into residential, industrial, distribution, tourism, relaxation, complex or specific types.

The District Unit Plan establishes plans for the arrangement and size of infrastructure, the size and composition of furniture and land, takes into account the use and height of buildings, and deals with traffic handling plans.

The residents‘ proposal system is the most direct and influential system proposed by the residents for the legislation of the urban management plan. The current law allows the proposed bill to be proposed on matters concerning urban infrastructure and district unit plans.

15주차(1)

The pending tasks of Korean cities include the advent of new urban environments such as population reduction.

Population growth is expected to slow rapidly since 2000, with a peak rate of 49 million people in 2018. It is expected that the country will become an aged society in 2018 due to the decreasing birth rate and the extension of life expectancy, and reach a super-aged society in 2026.

An increase in the number of foreign residents is expected to increase cultural diversity.

Urban policies are needed to adjust the supply and demand of living rights and facilities according to population reduction and changes in population structure, and to reflect diverse needs such as the elderly population and multicultural families.

As living convenience facilities such as parking lots, parks, cultural and welfare facilities and infrastructure facilities such as public transportation systems are vulnerable in old cities, it is necessary to improve living conditions such as reconstruction and redevelopment in order to respond to demands for improvement of living quality due to problems in old cities and increased income.

The decline of traditional manufacturing industries, the transition to high value-added industrial structures such as knowledge base and high-tech industries, has lost momentum for urban growth, and the reckless development of urban exterior and the consequent mass exodus of urban functions have accelerated the decline of urban functions.

To expand the new growth engines of cities, complex high-tech industrial complexes should be formed, revitalized, and readjusted in small-age industrial parks.

It lacks the preservation, development and management of unique city-specific historical, cultural assets or natural resources, and lacks urban brand and urban identity compared to developed countries.

Need to establish city-specific traditions, unique culture and landscape management measures to promote urban identity and pride of urban residents

Since there is a lack of space structure and urban design that can respond to international environmental issues and resource crises, urban planning measures are needed to save energy, supply new and renewable energy, and expand it.

It is necessary to secure space to accommodate R&D functions of participating industries and knowledge-based industries and to create a competitive future core industry base by revitalizing small and old industrial complexes. It will also have to create a city environment that is good for social underdogs to live

Traffic-induced facilities, such as business facilities, cultural facilities, and regional strategic facilities, should be linked to the reverse customs to push for three-dimensional development.

15주차(2) - 종강

16주차(1) - 종강

16주차(2) - 기말고사