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주		출석	지각	결석	과제	비고
1주	9/3	○				수강정정기간
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3주	9/17	○
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4주	9/24					추석연휴
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8주	10/22					중간고사
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10주	11/5	○
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11주
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12주
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15주
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18.09.10

We can‘t see the difference of the changement industrial society to information society. Physical service can‘t maintain long period, so brain training is more  important in nowadays.

Students should study at least 8 hours per day.

18.09.12

We should practice writing and speaking by computer.

We are used to focus on memorizing than studying. But the understanding is more important than memorizing. Because the memorizing is the role of the computer.

Individuality is important. There is no superiority and inferiority but difference. You don‘t need to compare with others and become unhappy.

18.09.17

Why do you study? We study to live better life.

Then why should we study about urban? The information society goes on, physical spaces and virtual space is considered the category of administration.

So the urban is becoming a important thing to study.

18.09.19

The concept of urban is the place that people living together by doing economic activities. The conditions to be urban should be over 60% a non-farm worker.

Unlike a rural area, the urban can protect one‘s private information but almost people live with isolated. So the connection with person to person is on the decrease.

Nowadays, people raise their dog to contact somebody(someone). Naturally, the population is get low because of these reasons.

18.10.02

Cities is constantly changing. We should be the main  agent for these changing.

The common thing with all cities is there are people and interaction.

Urbanization  is the physical growth of urban areas as a result of rural migration and even suburban concentration into cities, particularly the very large ones.

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

The term urbanization can represent the level of urban development relative to overall population, or it can represent the rate at which the urban proportion is increasing.

18.10.08

We seek better things so it is desirable that the industrial society should be urbanization and information society should become information.

Urban is the place that money and wealth is centered.

Rural area people come to urban to get the opportunity for making jobs or economic opportunity. For these reasons, the amount of population in urban is increasing and it is on the increase urban problems like traffic problems and environment problems.

Rural society is put on the unpredictable situation like a drought and flood. This means, It has difficulty to sustain their life.

18.10.10

As cities develop, there is a dramatic increase in costs and rapid change.City problems, along with infrastructure development, fuel the trend toward suburbanization of developing countries, although trends in key cities in the country tend to become increasingly congested.

Urbanization is often seen as a negative phenomenon, but there are positive aspects to reducing commuting and transportation costs while improving opportunities for work, education, housing, and transportation. Living in a city allows individuals and families to take advantage of opportunities for proximity and diversity.

Cities have more diverse markets and goods than rural ones, but the congestion, monopoly, high overhead and inconvenience of intercity travel teams make the city less competitive in the market than rural areas.

18.10.15

Suburbanization is the phenomenon that residential area shifts outward.

Suburbanization has gone so far to form new points of concentration outside the downtown both in developed and developing countries. Los Angeles is a example of this type of urbanization.

Interestingly, in the United States, this process has reversed with re-urbanization occurring as suburban flight due to chronically high transport costs.

18.10.17

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

The rural sector contains most of the poverty and most of the low-cost sources of potential advance but the urban sector contains most of the articulateness, organization and power.

So the urban classes have been able to win most of the rounds of the struggle with the countryside.

Most of the developing countries able to find work can spend their lives in insecure, poorly paid jobs.

18.10.29

We can see the future through history. But if the industrial society stays the same, it can or cannot be. So what about the city of the future? Many jobs disappear, but many new jobs are created.

In the information society, we need to develop abilities that fit in the fourth industrial era.

The process of urban growth

Cities represent the culture, institutions, and technology of their time in unison.

A city problem

We have only stressed efficiency in terms of equity and efficiency. As a result, there has always been a social structure in which the weak are losing.

18.10.31

M.R. Davie criticized concentric circles. Central business districts take an irregular, not circular, shape, heavy industries are located along water or rail lines, light industry is located throughout the city, and low-class areas are located in adjacent areas of industrial and transport, and high-end housing.

Burgess‘s concentric theory

1. It is described in the form of concentric circles formed in the fifth region.

Central Business District (CBD): Central Business District, Jumbiji area, where a good working area or a good business area has been located, and where the residential environment has been deteriorating (regarding areas) It forms a satellite city or Bed-town.

2. When each zone is divided into inner and outer areas, the inner side expands by invading the outer area.

3. The process of expanding urban growth is not only the intrusion and doting processes, but also the conferencing and Decentralization. As such, you can see that some parts of the city are reorganized into a Centralized or centralized system.

4. Urban change may vary depending on social organization or human form.

5. The expansion of cities is to differentiate and relocate individuals and groups by residence and occupation. relocation by race and occupation

6. Urban growth expands mobility.

18.11.05

<Polycentricism>

The characteristic of polycentricism is that the following theory has been developed based on the fact that urban land revolves around several nuclei.

Wholesale and light industry areas are located inside the city, such as the railroad adjacent to the major areas, with a focus on road traffic.

The heavy industry area is located near the periphery of the city. Traffic services are especially important to the region than to the central part of the city.

High-end residential areas are far from pollution.

The small center is located in a cultural center, a park, a nearby facility, or a small industrial center. Universities also serve as quasi-central centers.

And finally, the suburbs, whether residential or industrial, appear in most urban areas of the United States. With the development of transportation, commuting is possible or satellite cities are beginning to appear.

18.11.07

History has brought us to an age ‘where‘ we cannot learn the future.

The logical background of the plan‘s concept was the pursuit of human rationality.

What is rational? It is judged by values and economically means increased efficiency.

Second, humans have limitations in recognizing truth.

Third, the plan itself has no value or utility. The fact that we have a plan alone cannot solve the problem.

Fourth, planning is the area of dealing with unknown facts. Planning is therefore the process of trying to find out the unknown.

In conclusion, the plan is to anticipate the possibility and make decisions in advance.

Finally, the plan is determined by the subject who implements the plan, such as motivating it to the needs of the human, and the function of the content range.

18.11.12

Past knowledge may not helpful for future technology. New things will be created that are different from existing knowledge.

The classification of plans is classified into social and spatial planning according to the nature of public plans.

1. Social planning: The scope of social science, including politics, economics and culture, generally refers to the entire field of social science, which deals with the interests of participating groups, or the interests of the public, rather than personal matters.

2. Space planning: A plan to create harmony with human activity patterns and functional spaces that accommodate them, mainly physical planning

18.11.14

Urban Planning Theory

The theory of urban planning has been constantly changing according to the political agenda and the administrative environment pursued by each country.

In the past, we have focused on physical projects that failed to understand the importance of science, technology, and human values, but gradually social, economic, and environmental planning have become important, and in recent years, sustainable development has emerged as a core value.

The theories of urban planning, based on the understanding and use of the rapidly developing modern scientific methods, secondly with a perception of values and intelligent judgment, reflect it in the planning process, and deep understanding of all objects related to human society.

The theory is that the comprehensive rational model establishes the goals of the plan in advance and rationalizes all means and conditions to achieve it.

In this theory, we set the problems to be solved, set goals to be achieved, and explore alternatives to achieve those goals.

Next, estimate the consequences of pursuing each alternative and evaluate the results of each alternative.

Finally, choose the best alternative.

In reality, however, it is difficult to implement the actual number of cases. Partially gradualist theory emerged to solve this.

While scholars who advocate a comprehensive approach view that the choice of goals and the means to implement them can be ‘select‘ed as an option less than rational, partial gradualism argues that there are many limitations in finding rationality in the actual process. That is because the ability to solve all the problems faced by humans is limited, difficult to collect all the information, and expensive social analysis.

18.11.19

<The Spatial Planning System of Korea>

Purpose of national territory planning

The national territory plan aims to enhance the productivity of the national territory and improve the quality of national life through balanced development of the national territory, expansion of SOC, and improvement of living conditions, considering the favorable future of the national territory and external conditions.

The Characteristics of Urban Planning and Its Major Contents

Under the Urban Planning System, the Urban Planning Act is divided into urban basic plans that present urban development and future plans, and urban management plans that impose specific development directions and regulations on the basis of their basic plans. The latter plans to designate and change urban planning facilities, readjustment, improvement of urban planning facilities, land planning projects, redevelopment projects, and redevelopment projects.

18.11.21

생리공결

18.11.26

Urban planning refers to the process of establishing and implementing a desirable future for a city. The process itself is planning, not planning.

System of Urban Planning

There are three main urban planning, urban planning, and urban management plan

Metropolitan urban planning is similar to urban basic planning in that it presents long-term development directions.

Urban Master Plan and Urban Management Plan

The basic urban planning applies in the future and is binding on the administrative office, which is not directly binding on ordinary citizens. Urban management plans are substantial and specific and have legal binding power to regulate the building activities of ordinary citizens.

The Metropolitan City Plan is a long-term development plan to link the spatial structure and functions of two or more special cities, cities or counties adjacent to each other and to systematically maintain the facilities.

18.11.28

The Urban Management Plan is a statutory plan with a binding force on residents‘ private land use (the ratio, the volume rate, and the number of floors) for building activities, and plans to clarify and realize what is proposed in the Metropolitan and Urban Master Plan.

The urban management plan includes plans for designating and changing the usage areas, zones, and zones, and plans for the installation, maintenance and improvement of infrastructure.

Land use areas, zones, and zones are designated to use land reasonably and efficiently and to promote public welfare by limiting or mitigating the use of land, the ratio of building, the ratio of building, volume, and height. In the designation of Land Use Areas, Zones and Zones, however, unlike Land Use Areas, which are designated as only one zone, Land Use Areas can have two or more zones duplicated.

18.12.03

The District Unit Plan is a plan to establish a three-dimensional building plan and a flat land use plan for the cities and towns where we live.

First District Unit Plan - Urban Area

Planning for Sustainable Urban Environment and Sustainable Urban Development or Urban Management

2nd District Unit Plan - Non-urban area

The goal of the 2nd District Unit Plan for prevention of reckless development in the planning management area or development promotion zone, and the goal of the plan is to reorganize and function of the zones, and to improve the functions and appearance of surrounding areas, thereby create eco-friendly and sustainable cities and cities.

Types of the 1st District Unit Plan include areas that require maintenance of existing cities, areas that require conservation of existing towns, areas that require management of existing cities, and areas that require development of new cities.

The second type of district unit plan is an area that is used or used as a collective base for living of residents, and an area that needs to be developed for systematic development, an area for collective operation of distribution and logistics, and a tourist resort.

18.12.05

The subjects of the district unit plan are divided into planners (special market, metropolitan market, market, county governor) and decision makers (special market, metropolitan market, and provincial governor).

Residents, public officials and judges will participate in the planned participation.

Residents‘ participation is meaningful in that the district unit plan through residents‘ participation is a resident-controlled urban plan that encourages residents to diagnose problems directly in their own cities and to continuously participate in the improvement of the city‘s environment and post-management through various opportunities and participation by residents.

18.12.10

The city‘s problems

Population growth since 2000 is expected to slow rapidly and peak at 49 million in 2018. To address this problem, 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.

Facilities for the convenience of living, such as parking lots, parks, cultural and welfare facilities, and infrastructure such as public transportation systems are weak in old cities. In order to respond to the demand for improvement in the quality of life due to problems solved in old cities and increased income, it is necessary to improve living conditions such as reconstruction and redevelopment.

To strengthen the urban economic foundation, a complex industrial complex needs to be formed to enhance the urban new growth engine, revitalizing the urban core, and readjusting the small-age industrial complex.

To prevent the uniformization of urban culture, it is necessary to establish city-specific traditions, unique cultural and landscape management measures to promote urban identity and the pride of urban residents.

Lastly, when it comes to environmental issues, urban planning is needed to save energy and supply new and renewable energy to reduce carbon emissions.