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학과: 행정학과

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1주차(1) (9/3)	○				수강정정기간
1주차(2) (9/5)	○				수강정정기간
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3주차(2) (9/19)	○
4주차(1) (9/24)					추석
4주차(2) (9/26)					추석
5주차(1) (10/1)	○
5주차(2) (10/3)					개천절
6주차(1) (10/8)	○
6주차(2) (10/10)	○				생리공결
7주차(1) (10/15)	○
7주차(2) (10/17)	○
8주차(1) (10/22)					중간고사
8주차(2) (10/24)					중간고사
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9주차(2) (10/31)	○
10주차(1) (11/5)	○
10주차(2) (11/7)	○
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15주차(1)(12/10)	○
15주차(2) (12/13)					종강
16주차(1) (12/17)					종강
16주차(2) (12/19)					기말고사
과제제출1 (10/16)				과제1 ○
과제제출2 (12/22)				과제2 ○
과제제출3 (12/22)				과제3 ○
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2주차(1)

By the time I graduate from college, I have to create my website.

We must change for the future.

Students must study more than 8 hours a day.

2주차(2)

I am happy when I dream for another person‘s life.

Keep your body and mind healthy.

Information society representative is IOT + AI.

3주차(1)

If you do not keep studying, there is no development.

The urbanization rate is 90%. Most people live in cities.

We must devote our energies to securing our technology.

The technology of each student is important.

3주차(2)

The fourth revolution is IOT (Internet of Things) + AI (artificial intelligence).

Technology-led society.

The creative economy should go to the fourth industry.

The first group tells the network to do this

The other group is people who do what the network says.

Which of these two groups will you choose to live in?

4주차(1) - 추석

4주차(2) - 추석

5주차(1)

Any subject learned in college is not very helpful in actually working.

Know which knowledge is needed and which knowledge is not needed.

Our city is almost the same.

So there is nothing to see.

Urbanization is closely linked to the social processes of modernization, industrialization, and rationalization.

The term urbanization may indicate the level of urban development for the entire population, or it may also indicate the rate at which urban rates increase.

5주차(2) - 개천절

6주차(1)

Urbanization occurs to reduce time and cost.

Economic opportunity is one reason why people migrate to cities.

Living in the countryside is always subject to unpredictable conditions.

It is said that farmers work the hardest, but they get the least amount of money.

Farming that requires a lot of manpower is difficult in the United States.

Particularly in developing countries, conflicts over land rights resulting from the effects of globalization have led to less political groups such as farmers losing or confiscating their land, forcing them to move to forced cities.

Cities offer a greater variety of services, such as professional services that are not found in rural areas.

6주차(2)

Busan-Ulsan and Osaka are strong, but their population is shrinking compared to the dominant competitors such as Seoul and Tokyo.

Developments in areas ‘where‘ poor people live make poor people unhappy.

Large cities in Europe are good in the west and bad in the east.

Because coal smoke and other air pollutants go southwest by wind.

Urban growth and often the drive for efficiency can undermine the fairness of urban development.

For example, if you make tollgates, most cities are good, but cities that don‘t have toll gates become more accessible.

7주차(1)

According to the United Nations, changing environmental conditions and increasing populations will jeopardize basic hygiene and health care.

There may be no environmental problems in poor countries, but environmental problems are much more serious in poor countries.

Immigration shows that people living in the suburbs live in cities.

Population decreases in rural areas, especially rich people escape outside.

As coal is converted from unleaded coal to gas, the landscape of coal production is degraded.

In foreign countries, there are cars on the first floor and people on the second floor.

It travels in a flat escalator between a building and a building.

Our country I built with stone or wood does not last long.

Los Angeles is a prime example of a suburban city.

Today the most important class conflict in poor countries is not between labor and capital.

The most important class conflict is between the country and the city.

7주차(2)

Today the most important class struggle is between the country and the city.

Rural areas contain the potential sources of poverty and low cost of progress.

The urban sector includes most of the organization, power.

Most of the urban poor in developing countries are unsafe and have low wages.

Water supply is a tube with water that we can use in everyday life.

The sewer is a pipe from which waste water flows.

The heavy water is a pipe that runs only with rain.

But in Korea, rain and wastewater flow is the same.

UN agencies want to set up urban infrastructure before urbanization occurs.

The urban infrastructure mentioned here refers to parks, stable urban drainage systems, and green roads.

8주차(1) - 중간고사

8주차(2) - 중간고사

9주차(1) - 결석

9주차(2)

The concentric circle theory has five concentric circles.

When dividing each zone into the inside and outside, the inside tends to expand into the outside by penetrating into the outside area.

The distributional factors of the zone are distributed by the changes of the population and the economic fluctuations.

Light industries are located throughout the city, and low-end areas are in the industrial and transportation sectors.

Concentric theory analyzes land use patterns such as housing and work, while linear theory uses only residential land use as an analytical index.

The reason why the work space is created around the city is because the population around the city is increasing and the shopping center is being advanced as in the city.

It is argued that the monochrome city is presupposed, but that there is a factor that separates the city function from the central core in the city.

We must have the ability to solve logic.

10주차(1)

Some urban activities are integrated and result in disadvantages. Some urban activities cannot be located because they cannot afford the high land level at the most advantageous points.

There are three types of land use, the largest area in the city, including residential, public, and street.

The concept of a city should be viewed as a flow.

Cities are social classes.

It varies according to the economic, educational, and professional levels of the population.

According to the linear theory of social class, concentric theory and multi-core theory are applied at the urban center level and at the level of racial division.

Dongsimwon, linearity, and multinuclear theory all explain the city landscape but need to be understood dynamically.

10주차(2)

Nobody lives their lives.

We are constantly making plans.

It‘s okay to plan, but the problem doesn‘t work.

How can we practice effectively?

The 21st century is the era of planning.

You have to decide what you want to be in the future and plan what you need to do to achieve it.

In general the difference between people lies in how well they practice it.

Modern society is a process of developing into a pluralistic society.

The information society is more difficult because we talk about an invisible society.

Planning can motivate.

To maintain a student‘s status, one has to study at least eight hours a day.

Now your life changes according to your judgment.

Everyone is given 24 hours.

The time should be allocated effectively.

The best option is to act effectively.

It is reasonable to do one‘s best.

11주차(1)

Making public plans is important, but practicing them is also important.

Make plans for yourself and practice them well.

start from a question in society

What is your problem?

underestimate or distort oneself

Once the problem is identified, set a goal.

Establish the best possible alternative.

Future urban planning is carried out by combining information plans that allow urban planning and real-world space to be virtualized and operational, managed and modified in a virtual space, and this phenomenon applies to all areas of society.

So far, space planning has been limited, but future plans for air and virtual space, including maritime and space planning, will also have to be included in the planning content.

Land planning provides comprehensive and fundamental directions

Regional planning is based on the direction of national territory planning,

Urban planning establishes specific plans in accordance with the basic direction of these higher plans.

Future plans will revolve around creative urban planning based on mutual cooperation through voluntary participation of residents or citizens.

11주차(2)

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

Economic planning developed around the Soviet ‘union‘.

Long-term, medium-term, and short-term plans are divided according to the planning period.

Urban Planning Theory

Sustainable development has emerged as a core value.

The rational model is divided into five stages.

First problem, set goals. Second, explore a number of alternatives. Predict the consequences of pursuing a third alternative. Evaluate the fourth alternative. Fifth, choose the best alternative.

It was considered impossible for the semi-complexity to comprehensively deal with the theory and raised a partial incremental theory in theory.

To maintain a student‘s status is to study for more than eight hours every day.

The ‘select‘ive planning theory is that the framework of the plan‘s theory of theory approaches the value system by identifying fundamental policy decisions and individual decision-making according to the function of the plan.

The theory of exchange and transaction is that the two learn by understanding each other, which is called exchange transactions.

A cooperative urban planning model is made by residents and government employees together. For example, urban regeneration.

The way to revive the Daegu economy is to understand the advantages and disadvantages of Daegu.

12주차(1)

A GIS is a workforce that helps you manipulate, analyze and present information connected to computer software, hardware and data systems and spatial locations.

GPS stands for Global Positioning System.

Spatial data

The estimate is that 80% of all data has spatial components - most scientific data is "spatially"

What is a GIS?

• How to visualize, manipulate, analyze, and present spatial data

"Smart map" to connect the database to the map

Data entry and visualization Two ways to enter and visualize world data in GIS

Raster grid - "pixels" - position and value - satellite imagery and aerial photographs are already in this format.

• Vector - Linear - Points, lines and polygons - "Features" (house, lake, etc.) - Properties - Size, type, length, etc.

Data for GIS applications

Data Foundation - Data Tables

• GPS - Global positioning system - precise location

• Attribute sampling

• Remote sensing and aerial photography

Graphic data

It consists of 6 graphic elements to explain the map shape and annotation.

A numerical description of a map shape or a specific map element of a map.

Type in a grid or vector and raster

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To promote the healthy development of the city and to contribute to the promotion of public order and public welfare.

The national land plan presents the desirable future of the national land space and the long-term policy direction to achieve it, taking into account the internal and external circumstances surrounding the country.

As a legal basis for the national land plan, the land and resources are protected by the State and the State establishes the necessary plans for balanced development and utilization.

The National Land Construction Comprehensive Planning Act was enacted in 1963.

The Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs aims to contribute to the welfare of the people by taking economic,

Disciplines have been cut off in all areas.

You must know feng shui to do the city administration.

But there is no such effort.

The national plan is divided into national plans, specific regional plans, regional plans, provincial plans, and military plans.

The development of urban planning system was divided into 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.

In the 1960s, the Urban Planning Act and the Building Act of 1962 were separated and enacted in the Chosun city planning plan to solve urban poverty and urban problems such as housing, traffic, and infrastructure paralysis.

In the 1970s, new urban planning was needed due to economic growth and urban growth due to industrialization.

In the 1980s, in March 1981, it was largely revised to compensate for problems caused by high economic growth.

In the 2000s, in January 2000, a plan was put in place to effectively manage the interconnected problems between urban expansion and cities.

13주차(1)

Everyone should be smart. If you don‘t get smart, you become an animal.

Let‘s be smart for ourselves.

Urban planning is always being done for public welfare.

Urban concentration in the population creates urban problems.

For example, there are housing and traffic problems.

What is the system of land and city planning?

There are national territory comprehensive plans, urban comprehensive plans, metropolitan cities, urban (military) plans, and urban (military) management plans.

The National Territory Comprehensive Plan is the highest national project on national territory.

The Urban Comprehensive Plan is a long-term development plan.

As shown above, the three urban planning systems are metropolis planning, city planning, and city management plan.

The basic urban planning provides directions for development and provides methods for implementing urban management plans.

It needs to be developed at a metropolitan level.

What do you do in a metropolitan plan?

It is planning to establish wide-area facilities, spatial structure, divide functions, manage green land, and prevent disasters.

A Study on the Establishment of the Rational Complement System for Wide-area Facilities

Development of Urban Green Space Management System

A Comprehensive Transfer System Based on User-Oriented Transportation and Logistics Distribution Systems

A Study on the Conservation and Formation of Rural and Urban Landscape

Development of Tourism Products by Regional Government in Cultural Leisure Space

Establishment and preservation of key conservation areas for environmental conservation

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Urban planning sets goals and directions to reflect local characteristics and current conditions.

Specifically, the economic and industrial sectors are the 21st century‘s future industrial restructuring of advanced information cities worldwide.

Social and cultural sector is the growth of children and youth protection and human rights.

The spatial structure forms an integrated base in the central region. Conservation and management of the environment include the creation of a clean and pleasant atmosphere.

Development Procedure for Urban Master Plan

Drafting and planning-hosting public hearings-apply for approval-agreement with relevant institutions-approval of the plan

Urban management plan.

Construction Area of 1:1 Floor / Earth

Floor Area Ratio:Total Building Area/Earth Area

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, volume rate and total number, and plans to clarify and realize what is proposed in the metropolitan and urban planning.

The main information in the Urban Management Plan is:

A Study on the Designation and Change of Land Use Areas, Earths and Regions

Planning of Infrastructure Installation, Maintenance and Improvement

Urban development projects and readjustment projects under the Urban Development Act

A Study on the Designation and Change of District Unit Plan

Planning for the designation and change of Land Use Areas, Earths and Regions

Land use and buildings are designated to use land reasonably and efficiently and to promote public welfare by limiting or readjusting the level of land use, soundness rate, volume rate, and height.

Land Use Areas include residential, commercial, industrial, green areas, Boseo Management Zone, and agricultural areas.

Infrastructure is a physical facility that is installed to support the common life of citizens, the economic and social activities of cities. It is installed in consideration of the development of the entire city and functional harmony with other facilities.

The proposal is open to residents.

The only urban planning plan that allows residents to propose proposals to the planners on the following matters. However, the proposal should secure at least 80% of the land area (excluding national and public maintenance) or obtain approval.

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Purpose of District Unit Plan

Urban and non-urban areas

The 1st District Unit Plan is designed to create environment-friendly urban environments ‘where‘ humans and nature coexist and enable sustainable urban development or urban management for certain areas in urban areas.

The 2nd District Unit Plan prevents reckless development in planning control areas or development promotion zones.

Who is designated as the Type 1 District Unit Plan?

development restricted areas, urban natural park zones, municipalization control zones, or areas that are released from parks

areas changing from green zones to residential, commercial and industrial areas

Areas requiring systematic, planned management or development of urban areas

Type 1 District Unit Plan

Areas requiring existing municipal maintenance

an area that requires the preservation of existing cities

an area that needs the work of existing towns

areas requiring the development of new towns

Who is the 2nd District Unit Plan designated?

Areas (area) that meet the requirements of

More than 300,000 square meters of public housing with construction plans for apartments or flats

Areas corresponding to the following requirements as development promotion zones

Residential, specific and complex development promotion zones designated as planned management zones

Type 2nd District Unit Plan

Areas ‘where‘ residents are transferred to or will be used as collective living grounds that require systematic development

an industrial area

Areas that want to operate distribution and logistics directly

Areas for creating tourist resorts and installing necessary facilities

What does the District Unit Plan establish?

Location and Scale of Infrastructure

The Size and Planning of Furniture and Placeness

Building Use, Drying Rate, Floor Area Ratio, Highest Limit or Low Limit of Building Height

a traffic plan

District Unit Plan by Resident‘s Plan

a resident proposal system

The residents‘ proposal system is the most direct and influential system proposed by the residents on the proposal of the urban management plan.

A Proposal for Designation and Change of District Unit Planning District

In case the resident intends to promote regional development, such as the formation of a streetscape

In case of residents‘ attempts to carry out systematic maintenance or development on their own due to the possibility of deterioration of the residential or surrounding living environment

A Proposal for Planning of District Unit Plan

The contents of the plan shall comply with the relevant laws and guidelines for the establishment of the District Unit Plan.

The establishment of the District Unit Plan and the implementation of the project must be made.

Who sets up the District Unit Plan?

Plan-building entity

The purpose of the plan is to establish a plan called the Iman-Zone Unit Plan, which is carried out by the heads of each basic organization.

Determinants - A district unit plan is a person who reviews and reviews whether the plan is properly imported.

a planning participant

residents, public officials, and members of the council

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How do residents participate?

The District Unit Plan through the participation of residents is a resident-controlled urban plan that encourages residents to diagnose problems in their own cities and to continuously participate in the improvement of the environment and post-management of the city through various opportunities and participation by residents.

In addition, the district unit plan is utilized to solve urban planning problems and challenges by considering the status and conditions of the area along with experts and using various planning techniques.

Citizens will participate in planning and improving the environment of the city.

clarify the public works and plans required for the city

Residents are encouraged to manage the city by themselves.

I suggest a desirable direction of management and a future plan of the city.

District Unit Planning Procedure

1. Initial survey 2. Draw up the District Unit Plan 3. Receiving opinions from the residents. 5. Agreements with the relevant administrative bodies 6. Reviewing the Urban Planning Committee 7. Deciding District Unit Plan, Reading 8

What are incentives in the District Unit Plan?

Incentive

Incentives are given to achieve the purpose of the district unit plan, such as designation of specific uses.

The government grants additional development rights beyond the allowable development limit in the area for use, and instead induces and implements the supply of amenities and resonant facilities necessary to the public.

This refers to a system that promotes development by granting benefits to individuals or private businesses in the development process so that they can gain personal benefits while satisfying the public interest of improving urban environment.

First District Unit Plan

If part of the planned target is provided as a site for public facilities, the application can be made by reducing the dry-waste rate, floor area rate, and height.

In case of providing open spaces or public spaces for residents, the application can be made by mitigating the floor area rate and height.

In residential, commercial, agricultural, and green areas, the application can be made by reducing the use, type, and size of buildings.

Second District Unit Plan

Mitigation can be made within 150% of the dry-waste rate and 200% of the floor space rate applied in the Land Use Areas or Land Use Areas.

The mitigation scope of the action limit shall be determined by the District Unit Plan. If the mitigation scope is not reflected in the District Unit Plan, it is not allowed to mitigate the action limit at the time of building permit.

Introduction of District Unit Plan

The District Unit Plan was created by integrating urban design under the Building Act 1980 and detailed planning under the Urban Planning Act 1991 into the Urban Planning Act in 2000.

The Necessity of the Future City Vision

a period in which urban competitiveness determines national competitiveness.

New Directions of Urban Policy in Response to Environmental Changes outside the Brain

The need to present mid- to long-term and strategic urban policy directions considering social changes such as population reduction and aging society

A Study on the Establishment of the Urban Policy Direction to Meet the National Goals of Low-Carbon Green Growth

The world is entering an era of environmental revolution through agriculture, industry, and information revolution, and aspiring to an era of green growth.

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Issues in our city

the arrival of urban environments, such as the decrease of population.

Population growth since 2000 is expected to slow rapidly and peak at 49 million in 2018.

Cultural diversity expected to increase due to continuous growth of foreign residents

The Quality Level of Residential Environment in Old Towns

Living convenience facilities such as parking lots, parks, cultural welfare facilities, etc. and infrastructure facilities such as public transportation system are weak in old urban areas

a weakening of the urban economic base

Amid accelerated global economic restructuring, such as the conclusion of an FTA, and intensifying competition for cities and cities across the country.

Rapid urban function decline due to reckless development of urban exterior and the consequent relocation of urban functions

The Diversity of Urban Culture and the Uniformity of Landscape

Poor preservation, development and management of unique city-specific history, cultural assets or natural resources

It is not enough for developed countries to have a unique urban brand and urban identity ‘where‘ citizens can be proud of themselves.

urban policy

Decreasing population and aging are future urban policy issues.

Vision and Wooden for the Future City

a four-point goal

1 A competitive vital city

2. Convenient city of living

3. Attractive cultural city

4. Green City

Ten Power

Revitalization of the City

Improvement of comfortable and convenient living environment

Creating a rich cultural environment to enjoy together

High-tech, knowledge-based industries... Securing space for expropriation

a convenient city of living

Creating U-City based U-City

Housing Welfare for the Elderly and Low-income Households Responsible

Development of Multi-Dimensional High-Density Complex in the Center of Reverse-‘select‘ion

Business facilities, cultural facilities, and local strategic facilities

an attractive cultural city

Making a rich cultural environment for enjoying together enjoy

Discovering and diffusing cultural contents that suit urban characteristics

15주차(2) - 종강

16주차(1) - 종강

16주차(2) - 기말고사