출석 및 과제점검표

학과: 행정학과

학번: 21705723

주(날짜)	출석(당일)	지각(해당 주)	결석(그 이후)	과제	비고
1주차(1)(9/3)	○				수강정정 기간
1주차(2)(9/5)	○				수강정정 기간
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2주차(2)(9/12)	○				추석 연휴
3주차(1)(9/17)	○
3주차(2)(9/19)	○
4주차(1)(9/24)	○
4주차(2)(9/26)	○				공인출석
5주차(1)(10/1)	○
5주차(2)(10/3)	○				개천절
6주차(1)(10/8)			○		재택수업
6주차(2)(10/10)	○
7주차(1)(10/15)	○
7주차(2)(10/17)	○
(10/22)	○				중간고사
(10/24)	○				중간고사
9주차(1)(10/29)	○
9주차(2)(10/31)	○
10주차(1)(11/5)			○		재택수업
10주차(2)(11/7)	○
11주차(1)(11/12)	○				재택수업
11주차(2)(11/14)	○
12주차(1)(11/19)	○				공인출석
12주차(2)(11/21)	○
13주차(1)(11/26)	○
13주차(2)(11/28)	○
14주차(1)(12/3)	○
14주차(2)(12/5)	○
15주차(1)(12/11)	○				특강
(12/17)	○				기말고사
(12/19)	○				기말고사
11/5				과제1 ○
12/14				과제2 ○
계	29		2	2

이름: 김민지

2주차(1)

Society changes. Although living in an information society, it has not completely deviated from the elements of an agrarian and industrial society.

The reason why industry has come to information can be found in various environmental pollution that has occurred in industrial society.

The information society is expanding into the administrative realm of virtual space, and the trend of globalization and region is becoming clear. This is because the speed of information delivery has become very fast.

There are various views of city administration, such as plastic apect, electronic apct, social apct, admonistic apct, functional apect, etc.

2주차(2)/추석연휴

3주차(1)

From a functional perspective, it can be divided into metropolitan areas, standard metropolitan statistical areas, cities and regions, and standard integrated statistical areas. In the information society, it is important to preoccupy information first. The city began with a term referring to the place where the emperor, the king, once lived in the East. While the era of convergence has arrived in earnest, the distinction between cities is becoming increasingly blurred. If you look at the nature of the city from a static point of view, you can speak of it as a function of collectivity, determination, etc.

3주차(2)

The characteristics of urbanization include conurbation, relative sub-urbanization, rapid growth of new industrial cities, and the stagnation of small cities. The key to future cities is to create virtual spaces, create information, and make it available to all.

Urbanization means physical growth of urban areas as a result of the phenomenon of rural migration and suburban concentration heading to cities, especially very large cities.

Urbanization is closely linked to modernization, industrialization, rationalization and social processes. The term urbanization may indicate the level of urban development to the total population and may also represent a substantial percentage of the increasing proportion of cities.

4주차(1)

Urban growth results are emerging as more and more people leave rural areas to live in cities. Growth resulting from this migration between rural and urban areas is especially common in developing countries. This growth has generated economic opportunities and development, pollution, land acquisition and disputes, and has enhanced the attractiveness of farmland and pastures, and pleasure-seeking pleasure in urban areas and ensured anonymity. It has also expanded the proximity and ease of public transportation and has resulted in enhanced individualism.

Urbanization is bound to happen as individual, commercial and government efforts reduce the time and cost of commuting and transportation and improve job, education, housing and transportation opportunities. Therefore, living in a city has made the advantages of proximity, diversity, and market competition opportunities possible. However, urbanization has weighed on the problem of being marginalized, stress generation, increased daily living costs, and negative social aspects of mass alienation. Recent suburbanization is still attempting to balance these negative aspects of urban life, allowing access to large amounts of shared resources.

4주차(2)

The rates of urbanization indicate how much progress has been made in different countries. The U.S. and Britain have much higher levels of urbanization than China, India, Swaziland or Niger, but the annual pace of urbanization can be seen as much slower as the much smaller population lives in the countryside. While some countries distinguish between suburban and urban areas, others actually see no significant difference in human conditions in those areas.

In developing countries, conflicts over land rights due to the impact of globalization have led to a decrease in political power groups such as farmers, forcing them to move to cities where land is lost or confiscated. Mandatory and unplanned migration often results in rapid growth of slums. It is also similar to violent conflict zones where people are kicked out of their land because of violence.

5주차(1)

Concerns and anxiety over urban heat island phenomenon are growing. Urban heat island means the phenomenon formed when industrial and urban areas are developed and heat production and reserves are increased. Urban evaporation and cooling result in higher surface temperatures than rural areas and also include a reduction in soil moisture and carbon dioxide emissions and resorption.

The claim that urbanization is positive for the environment is attributed to the fact that the fertility rate of new urban dwellers falls at the immediate replacement rate, and continues to fall, reducing the risk of environmental stress due to population growth. Migrating from rural areas also reduces the prevalence of disruptive subsistence farming techniques.

However, the U.N. Department of Economic and Social Affairs warned that as the population is added, the amount of food produced will have to increase to 70 percent of its food resources, especially in countries already facing food insecurity due to environmental changes. Changing environmental conditions and urbanization are said to strain basic sanitation and health care, potentially creating humanitarian and environmental nightmares.

5주차(2)/개천절

6주차(1)/결석

6주차(2)

Cities are becoming functionally fragmented. The primary units that form economic spatial organization are individual economic locations, and these have the characteristics of being the smallest economic zones. A city is a case in which this economic position is aggregated to form a large number of aggregates, in which case a particular economic position can be found isolated between different types of economic positions.

Isomeric region means a range of homogeneous or homogeneous indicators based on specific indicators. A nodule area means the range of isomeric indicators in the sense of internal structure, but it has a nodule point that focuses on the center and is functionally linked to the surrounding area (also called a back region).

The car culture dealt with in linear theory serves as a factor in suburban distribution, and the privatization of land is prominent when compared with China and North Korea. As the basis of the claim that the city‘s appeal is relatively low due to the spatial spread, the U.S. city center‘s slum can be cited. Other reasons for the building boom are currency and economic stability.

7주차(1)

The core is the larger the size of the city, the more diverse and specialized it is, and its function and character are represented by four factors working together. Some urban activities require professional benefits, and some similar urban activities result from aggregating. Some urban activities result in disadvantages because they are aggregated, and some urban activities do not have access to high ground areas where they are most advantageous.

The multidimensional theory claims that there are many independent dimensions of social patterns within cities. This means social class, urbanization, racial or ethnic classification and distribution of residences. Japanese scholars on multi-dimensional theory argue that the theory of multi-core psychology is applied at the level of social class, the theory of concentric circles at the level of urbanization and the division of race at the level of multidisciplinaryism.

The theory lies in securing the practicality of the results by applying the theory to improve reality. The theory should have a dynamic aspect to indicate the process of cities being rescued and growing. It should also be able to explain and prove empirical evidence. There must be internal logic and consistency and represent any phenomenon.

7주차(2)

The occupied land and dwelling position of the residents in the city are not evenly distributed within the city, and have spatial differences in density within the city. They also differ in physical and structural forms and differ in the quality of their homes.

The initial stage of urban development is that due to poor transportation facilities, almost all residents will be concentricly located in the city center, but as traffic progresses, the residential area changes. Also, cities are bound to be developed by external injectors.

Internal residential areas are often composed of immigrants from foreign countries and inflows from rural areas. They will be mostly located in metropolitan areas where they are poor, have uncertain jobs and have many employment opportunities, mostly in port cities.

The capacity of population inflow is determined by the presence of links to cultural groups such as cheap housing, proximity to work and proximity to public transportation, and whether personal protection and safety are guaranteed. The outflow power of the population increases when increased inflow and improved social mobility, improved job levels and growing desire for housing space, social conflicts such as black-and-white conflict or Korea Town or black riots are caused or employment opportunities are reduced.

The population moves to other residential areas to form new households, to work in new jobs, to undergo changes in family size or income scale, or to achieve a desire for better homes.

Western cities developed from the Greek city state into the city planning of the Roman Empire, the formation and development of medieval cities, the cities of the Renaissance, and the modern city planning. Future cities will follow the globalization process, which is thought to gradually expand into space.

8주차(1)+8주차(2)/중간고사

9주차(1)

The development of society is developing into a post-industrial or information society through an industrial society, and information society will become common in the near future.

Information is evolving from e-government to ubiquitous government, and will increasingly develop into a smart era in its own right and desirable direction.

The division of labor is based on collaboration, and information like hierarchy and organization are exchanged, consulted, and coordinated by physicians, which is a planning activity.

The plan resulted from the pursuit of human rationality. Humans also have limitations in recognizing truth. The plan itself has no value or utility, and the fact that it has drawn up the plan alone cannot solve the problem. It is also an area that deals with unknown facts, so it is a process of trying to get to know unknown facts. Harris defines planning as foretelling possibilities and making decisions in advance. Finally, a plan is determined by the entity that motivates and enforces the plan according to human needs, its content range, function, and so on.

Changes in the planning resulting from informatization will translate into the disappearance of the mass era and an era in which a variety of unique products are produced, distributed and consumed to meet the needs of consumers, and in such cases, the plan will be converted into a cooperative one. It is also expected to turn into an era where information can be shared indefinitely.

9주차(2)

Plan the activities of the purpose and selection, direction, action and understanding of characteristics for the future. For definitions of the preferred plan and purpose set forth of the destructive process includes the notion of order. The Sudan has been proposed as a tool to accomplish them. The plan emphasizes the importance of choice for us, including formalized values, established means, and actions to implement selected alternatives. It also implies the need for information about the future at present, and leads to results in the end and in the steps of means. Finally, the plan acts as a link between the components of the system, inducing decision makers to make rational judgments and requiring planners to elaborate.

The planning process consists of the formation of values and the identification of means, and the effect on them. Values and facts are closely related, and factual statements always reflect the value of planners. In addition, personal experience depends on the value gained by the understanding of facts, which can be made a factual argument about values and is called identification.

In order to implement the goals, a step-by-step approach must be established and concretely implemented.

Social planning generally refers to all areas of social science, including politics, economics, culture, and deals with the interests of the participating groups rather than individual problems, namely the public interest. Space planning refers mainly to physical planning and means planning to harmonize with human activity pattern and functional space that accommodates its activities.

Planning is executed through problem solving, target setting, scheduled and predictive analysis, alternative setting, feasibility analysis, evaluation, and selection of final plan.

10주차(1)/결석

10주차(2)

Urban planning should have coercion (restrictions or prohibitions on acts as necessary) and benefits (publicity) and be commensurate with the principle of equity.It has the characteristic of ) and should always be reflected in the question of budget.

Urban planning has changed from a rational model to a partial gradualism, and the theory of choice.

A comprehensive rational model refers to idealism that sets the goals of a plan in advance and reasonably finds all the means and conditions to achieve this goal. The planning is carried out in the order of establishment, decision making and execution of policies through a rational decision-making process.

Partial gradualism, also called anti-comprehensive theory, argues that there are many limitations to finding rationality. With the middle position of ideal and reality, it argued that planning has been constantly developed according to the ethics, values, planning system and utility of society, so it has both aspects of the ideal theory.

Selective rationalism is a theoretical complement of individual gradualism to Utopian comprehensive rationalism. Identifying fundamental and individual decision-making according to the function of the plan refers to the approach of the planning theory system to the value system. Depending on the importance of planning tasks, goals and strategies will be selected and specific detailed plans will be developed to find realistic alternatives.

Choice theory is the process of determining value and choosing it, and second, finding and selecting the best alternatives to realize the chosen values and goals specifically, and third, the process of practicing the finally chosen alternatives.

Advocacy theory is intended to defend the rights and interests of the residents and to establish a new process of distributing benefits generated by contradictory realities and urban policies for the benefit of the urban common people. This is the case with Korea‘s urban renewal project involving residents.

The theory of exchange trade is the theory of planning, and it is argued that planning an urban society is difficult by scientific method and that the process of combining both the planner‘s thoughts and the residents‘ practice is more desirable, thus forming a relationship in which they learn from understanding each other.

11주차(1)

Geography is defined by where it is, why it is there, and why I care.

Location data contain information some, some, and where that is described in terms of size and data presentation (words, charts, graphs, tables, maps). GIS transforms data into information and into knowledge.

GIS means a system that can manipulate, analyze, and present information associated with spatial location, which is usually geographical location, data analysis visualization, and the system connects software and hardware, and data.

Personnel means an accident explorer with the strength of the GIS.

GPS is divided into static maps and software packages, which are products of GIS.

It is also a way to visualize the analysis.

Estimates are spatial analytical scientific data, most of which have spatial components.

Gps points is the exact location.

The emergency services and environment, business, industry, government, is being used in the field of education.

GPS is where all can be applied that require spatial data analysis.

11주차(2)

GIS refers to the integration of hardware and software, geographic data, and human resources on a computer that is designed to effectively collect, store, update, coordinate, analyze and express all forms of information that can be referenced geospatially.

Components of the GIS include computer systems, software, talent capable of handling computers and software, data, and the overall social and environmental structure in which the analyzed data can be used.

Geospatial data are then divided into spatial data, attribute data, phase data and irregular triangulation data.

12주차(1)/공인출석

12주차(2)

Urban planning refers to a series of processes that establish and enforce a desirable future vision of a city. Such urban planning is necessary to alleviate urban problems, address urban overcrowding and disorder, and prevent problems that may occur in the longer future.

The national territory comprehensive plan is the highest national plan on national territory, the provincial comprehensive plan refers to the long-term development plan of the province‘s jurisdiction, and the metropolitan city plan means the long-term development plan of the metropolitan area. The urban basic plan refers to the comprehensive plan for long-term development, and the urban management plan refers to the action plan of the urban basic plan.

At this time, the basic urban plan is a city plan that is not directly binding to ordinary citizens and is binding to the administrative office. In comparison, the urban management plan provides a concrete way to implement the direction proposed by the urban basic plan, and has the legal binding power to regulate the building activities of ordinary citizens.

Wide-area urban planning refers to a plan that interrelates the spatial structure and functions of two or more adjacent special cities, metropolitan cities, cities or counties, preserves the environment, and presents long-term development directions to systematically readjust metropolitan facilities. The development directions and guidelines for wide-area facilities, spatial structure planning, function sharing, green area management system, disaster prevention, transport and logistics distribution system, landscape planning, cultural leisure space, environment conservation are presented.

Such plans shall be established after conducting basic investigation and drafting, holding public hearings, receiving opinions, applying for approval, consulting with relevant agencies, deliberating and approving the plan.

A basic urban plan refers to a comprehensive plan that provides basic spatial structure and long-term development directions for the jurisdiction of a special city, metropolitan city, city or county, and is a tingling plan for the urban management plan.

The urban basic plan reflects regional characteristics, sets economic and industrial goals, and sets direction by reflecting the use of spatial structure or land, demand and supply, foundation, landscape, transport and logistics system, information and communication, disaster prevention and so on.

13주차(1)

District Unit Plan means to rationalize three-dimensional building planning and flat land use for cities and towns where we live, to secure a good residential environment, and to induce systematic and planned development of the area. Such a district-unit plan is one of the systems that actively induce residents to participate.

In urban areas, the 1st District Unit Plan will create an environment-friendly urban environment in which humans and nature coexist and enable sustainable urban development or urban management for certain areas within urban areas. In non-urban areas, the government strives to create eco-friendly and sustainable cities by preventing reckless development in planned or development zones and installing sufficient infrastructure and improving the functions and aesthetics of the surrounding areas and cities and counties as a whole.

The Type 1 District Unit Plan applies to areas that require the maintenance of existing towns (regions that are lost or backward in urban functions) that require the preservation of existing towns (regions that are intended to maintain and maintain their urban form and function as they are), areas that require the management of existing towns, and areas that require the development of new towns.

The second type of district unit plan is divided into residential, industrial, distribution and tourism types. Residential type refers to an area that is used or will be used as a collective living base for residents and that needs to be developed in a planned way. Industrial type refers to areas that want to foster industry, areas where distribution and logistics are to be integrated, and areas where tourism types are to be built and necessary facilities are installed. Complex and specific zoning schemes exist.

The layout and size of infrastructure should be considered when developing district unit plans, and the size and composition of furniture and landfills should also be considered. In addition, the use, dryness, floor space rate, maximum or minimum limit of building height shall be found, and the traffic handling plan shall be established.

The planning bodies of the district unit plan include the planners and decision makers, and residents, government officials, and members of the deliberation committee exist as plan participants.

13주차(2)

Urban regeneration New Deal has been promoted because urban policy paradigm is in transition due to urban renewal to overcome the limitations of urban aging and quantitative urban growth and improve the quality of people‘s lives.

Until now, small residents have been driven into the country due to an all-out iron-out project, a low level of resident sentiment and a lack of support from the government. There are limitations to the lack of community revitalization and cooperation among ministries. This means that while policies are being shifted from development-oriented to regeneration-oriented, there are limitations to planning-oriented, low-sensitivity, and insufficient government support. We need a comprehensive and systematic urban renewal drive strategy that residents can feel.

There is a sense that foreign policy conditions are cities for everyone. There are three principles: social diversity and equal access to ensure that no one is left out; economic sustain ability and engagement; and environmental sustain ability, which they say guarantees a sustainable and inclusive urban economy. It says this is the principle of pushing for a new urban agenda: the pursuit of inclusive and sustainable urban development.

Major advanced countries tend to place importance on response to regional crisis, decentralization of policy, participation and cooperation. Japan is implementing a "mini-city" policy aimed at laying the foundation for sustainable development in response to the shrinking population, while the U.K. has drastically transferred its central government-level urban policy authority and resources to provincial areas and strengthened its drive for decentralization and localization of regional policies. The U.S. promoted pan-ministerial cooperation and public-private partnership urban regeneration while supporting the preservation of the local community, promoting voluntary participation of local natives.

14주차(1)

The three major initiatives of urban renewal New Deal include the creation of urban space, revitalization of urban regeneration economy and the establishment of cooperative governance. It will improve old low-rise residential areas with poor residential environment, regenerate the decayed old city center as the regional innovation hub, innovate urban spaces, provide start-up space and develop private-sector participating business models while activating urban regeneration economic organizations through government support. The government will establish urban renewal governance based on residents‘ participation to encourage residents to make urban renewal permanent, which is led by residents, even after the completion of the government budget support.

There are five major initiatives in the urban renewal New Deal. 1) readjustment of old low-rise dwellings, 2) formation of innovation hubs in old urban centers, 3) revitalization of the local urban regeneration economic ecosystem, 4) activation of urban renewal governance, and 5) overall response to the phenomenon of the market‘s drive-out.

The Urban Renewal New Deal Roadmap has been activated from the past (AS-IS) full-scale residential readjustment to smaller, TO-BE-based maintenance projects, and is evolving from the focus of large-scale planning to the creation of regional innovation hubs. In contrast to the past when it was centered on suppliers, it has become a center for consumers and sites, and urban regeneration economic organizations have been activated at the center of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and state-run enterprises, and the integration support of all departments is provided.

To implement this major task, we are selecting and pushing for the regional-led New Deal project, establishing a business management system for successful business promotion and overhauling laws and systems. It is also exploring ways to efficiently manage public funds.

These policies have the expected effect of rejuvenating the city, improving the quality of life, creating jobs and consolidating society.

Future cities are an era in which urban fighting power determines national competitiveness. Therefore, the direction of new urban policies should be presented in response to changes in the internal and external environment and the direction of urban policies in response to the national goal of low-carbon green growth should be established.

14주차(2)

Urban policy requires a new paradigm shift, with qualitative internalization in the existing quantitative growth. The promotion should be carried out in consideration of growth, convenience, identity and environment.

The first-class city in the line means competitive vitality city, convenient living city, attractive cultural city and clean green city. People are showing a lot of interest in culture, climate change and welfare because of the improved level of income, which requires a strategy for urban development to meet interest.

We must face up to the situation of Korea, which has been successful economically but has not been advanced socially and culturally.

It should create a city street that is easy to walk and lively, induce urban regeneration in conjunction with urban function protection and specialization functions, regenerate small and old industrial complexes and secure space for R&D functions in high-tech industries and knowledge-based industries.

The residential environment improvement and public facilities of old cities should be improved and the efforts should be made to create ubiquitous-based cities. Housing welfare for senior citizens and low-income households in charge of public affairs should be provided and urban spaces should be conveniently operated by the socially disadvantaged.

We need to build a green transportation environment and build a public transportation system. It is also necessary to develop high-density, high-density complex centered on the reverse tax bloc.

It is necessary to find cultural contents suitable for urban characteristics and to implement policies for cultural inclusion in response to multicultural society.

Urban recording, low-carbon living through energy saving, and new and renewable energy facilities should be installed. It should build a green network and make the city safe from disasters and crimes.

15주차(1)

The big trend of the fourth industrial revolution is to generalize various high-tech convergence technologies such as artificial intelligence, robot technology, 3D printing, big data and genetics by converging and converging the production and consumption systems with each other‘s boundaries.

Physical, digital, Bio technology and met with artificial intelligence technology such as fusion and fourth round of industry also complex form of a phenomenon, ultrafine, chojineunghwa choyeongyeolAs part of the revolution.

The fourth industrial revolution and innovative ecosystem structure can be distinguished in the fields of technology, industry and society. What kind of abilities should we have in such a high society was at the heart of this lecture.

Problems arise in various areas and innovation policy tasks are required. The global economy is also moving around Mega City.

Smart elements in manufacturing technology are spreading and SOC social systems are moving in the same direction. Network-type communities centered on the village should be fostered and ways to become a global hub for culture and tourism should be explored. There is a need to revise the system and laws for decentralization.

We must create more than 1+1 synergy in every process, adapt to a diversified and diversified society and maximize creative value. I must discard my narrow view and secure a broader view, and change my surroundings from the beginning. The competition and the invisible outside than rivals should take part in global competition.