출석 및 과제점검표(재택수업 스스로 점검하기)

학과: 행정학과

학번: 21905455

주(날짜)	출석(당일)	지각(해당주)	결석(그이후)	과제	비고
1주차(1)	○				수강정정기간
1주차(2)	○				수강정정기간
2주차(1)	○
2주차(2)	○
3주차(1)	○
3주차(2)	○
4주차(1)	○
4주차(2)	○
5주차(1)	○
5주차(2)	○
6주차(1)	○
6주차(2)	○
7주차(1)	○
7주차(2)	○
8주차 중간고사
9주차(1)
9주차(2)
10주차(1)
10주차(2)
11주차(1)
11주차(2)
12주차(1)
12주차(2)
13주차(1)
13주차(2)
기말고사
과제1(제출일자)				O(22.10.25)
과제2((제출일자)
계

이름: 윤예나

강의 요약 정리

1주차(1)

Today, we learned about the explanation and method of future lectures.

1주차(2)

A market economy is the act of buying and selling goods or services in the market, generally based on exclusive consumption. Although economic efficiency can be achieved, equity is difficult to achieve. The subscription economy is a concept in which you pay for the use of a product for a certain period of use. As the 4th industrial revolution brings about a huge digital a great conversion, the importance of data is becoming very important.

2주차(1)

It is a process of brain training for better results in the information society. Studying is about taking the knowledge you have in your computer and in your head and making it useful for others. Students have infinite potential and the question is what field and how to bring it out. To recover from your last college life as an student, you will need to invest at least 20 hours each day for your future. After all, life should be happy and enjoyed.

2주차(2)

As the world changes, we need to know the past, but we also need to know the future. We need to prepare for the future society. In the age of convergence, human abilities must be developed integrally and can be a part of convergence. You have to dream and live your life to the fullest. It's not about sustainable development, it's about change. If you only pursue development, there will be no change. Nationawareness of population extinction is dying. Failure to take concrete measures is the government's incompetence and negligence.

3주차(1)

Artificial intelligence has math. To understand artificial intelligence, you need to study math. Urban administration studies various public activities that take place in a geographical place called a city. In order to study urban administration, it is necessary to understand the concept of administration and the concept of city. The political point of view will function as a formal control mechanism to maintain order with the city's populous elements. A city is created by spatially concentrating the subjects of economic activity into mutual activities, and the city is created and grown by economies of scale and agglomeration. From an administrative point of view, cities are classified according to general criteria, with a relatively high population size and a relatively high proportion of non-agricultural workers.

3주차(2)

A city is also a place ‘where‘ many people live. A city is a densely populated area with a large number of people. However, the criteria for urban population vary greatly from country to country. The past is singular and the future is plural. A city is not just a densely populated city. As a standard for solving this problem, cities sometimes use the relative proportion of workers in secondary or tertiary industries as a criterion. Recently, it is difficult to distinguish between urban and rural areas, and various changes are being made to distinguish between urban and rural areas. Cities are more concentrated in certain areas than in rural areas. Cities are functionally differentiated and there are some administrative differences. Cities have high population heterogeneity, anonymity, and mobility. The era of convergence includes convergence of study, convergence of industries (plant factories, bio industries, etc.), and convergence of  human capabilities.

4주차(1)

The Earth's surface is composed of various indicators, and a case in which a plurality of subregions come together to perform their respective roles to form a large whole area and to perform other functions is called a regional structure. Within the city, commercial, industrial, residential, and business areas come together to form one urban area. The regional structure of a city refers to the relationship with the whole, which means the elements that make up the interior of the city, and the spatial structure of the city includes not only the arrangement and spatial location of the elements, but also the geometrical features. Local structures have been asserted by geographers as empirical and realistic, and spatial structures have become centered on the functional relationships that make up the local structures of cities. In functional regional differentiation, the basic unit that forms an economic spatial organization is the individual economic location. Regional structure mainly refers to economic regional structure.

4주차(2)

As for the analysis index, the concentric circle theory used the residential area with the largest area in the urban area for residential and business use, and divided it into highlands, central areas, and lowlands. The reason why commercial districts were created around the city center is because of the rapid population growth in the periphery of the city and a decrease in the population and purchasing power of the city center. The pattern of movement in residential areas gradually shifts from the city center to the outskirts. Linear and concentric circle theories regard cities as schematic representations, but argue that cultural factors are important in the location process. As a decoupling factor, the center of urban activity depends on intercity traffic and the use of land space. According to the multi-nuclear theory, land use in a city is centered on several nuclei, and the central business district is located at the point ‘where‘ transportation agencies gather in the city. Heavy industry areas are located on the periphery of the city, and transportation services have a greater impact on location than proximity to the city center. With the development of transportation, commuting to work is possible or satellite cities have begun to appear.

5주차(1)

Enterprise theory is the theory of the processes of the enterprise itself and the main problems of these processes. Theory can yield results not only in the search for knowledge, but also by applying the theory to improve reality. A theory must be able to explain empirical evidence. A theory must be able to explain empirical evidence. The theory must be consistent with its internal logic. In the urban development phase, transportation and communication technologies are the main media. In economic theory, spaces are arranged according to the principle of least cost according to the laws of supply and demand in the market. Residential areas make up the largest portion of urban areas. The smaller the city, the higher the proportion of residential areas. Residential areas provide suitable living space for city dwellers based on their type of dwelling, location and characteristics. The location of the dwelling depends not only on the location of the dwelling, but also on the type of dwelling, income level, and race. In the initial stage of urban development, residential areas change according to the development of transportation. Characteristics of urban growth are developed by external inflows. It appears as a change in the population according to the development of transportation.

5주차(2)

The formation of primitive residential villages is closely related to the stability of housing and the formation of villages, and there was no such settlement system before the development of agriculture. A characteristic feature of Greek city-states is that they are autonomous cities with a democratic character, and the classical democratic system is embodied in urban planning. The urban planning of the Roman Empire was based on the Greek urban planning. Most of the medi towns are located on mountains, forming solid castles, and their shape is usually circular. Due to the fundamental paradigm shift in the urban spatial structure of the Renaissance era and the development of new weapons, a new type of castle was built instead of the existing wall.   According to modern urban planning, major cities in Korea, including the metropolitan area, coexist with relatively functional areas and underdeveloped areas lacking urban facilities due to the concentration of population in the surrounding areas and lack of infrastructure. In the end, in order to overcome regional imbalances and the city to grow in a desirable direction, a reorganization of the regional structure is required.

6주차(1)

The formation of primitive residential villages is closely related to the stability of housing and the formation of villages, and such a system did not occur before the development of agriculture. In the case of Korea, Gojoseon was formed around the 2nd century B.C. Urbanization concentrated capital and population into large cities, and entailed the expansion of cities. Urbanization is almost complete in Korea, and urbanization continues to take place in terms of functionality. Urban concentration of population began in Europe in the mid-19th century and passed to North America, and the high fertility and low mortality rates in these countries and low population persistence in rural areas resulted in accelerating population migration. Various urban problems are occurring due to the failure to prepare appropriate countermeasures against the unplanned urban concentration of the population. A modern metropolis has a residential area to accommodate the population and transportation facilities to ensure movement and activity. Urban problems in Korea include many problems such as growth gap between regions, housing problems, urban poverty, increase in automobiles and soot, destruction of ecosystems and environmental problems, and energy problems, and the urban environment tends to improve.

6주차(2)

Urbanization is the movement of people from rural areas to urban areas. a decrease in the proportion of people living in regional, rural areas, A society that adapts to these changes. Urbanization is the total national population living in an area strictly classified as urban growth. It represents the absolute number of people living in that area. Countries make up half of the world's population. By late 2008, about 64% of developing countries will be urbanized, 86% of developed countries will be urbanized by 2050, and by 2050 there will be 1 billion urban dwellers, most of them in Africa and Asia. The UN also found that almost all of the world's population growth in recent years has been. From 2017 to 2030, the city will have around 1.1 billion new urbanites over the following period. Urbanization includes urban planning, geography, sociology, architecture, economy and public health. Urbanization is a change that provides opportunities for sustainability with a social, economic and environmental “usability” and creates more efficient use of resources and more sustainable land use. Urbanization is not just a modern phenomenon, it is rapidly and historically changing the social roots of human beings worldwide, rapidly replacing mainly rural culture with mainly urban culture. As cities evolve, rapid increases and changes in costs can have an impact. In many developing countries, ‘where‘ economies grow, growth is often irregular and based on a small number of industries. Barriers exist, such as lack of access to financial services and businesses. Advisory services, difficulty and lack of credit to start a business. Investments in entrepreneurial skills are needed to access opportunities in these industries, or human capital to ensure that young people get a quality education.

7주차(1)

The existence of urban heat islands has become a growing concern over the years and is shaped by the production and holding of industrial and urban areas. heat. Most of the solar energy reaching rural areas is consumed by evaporation, and in exposed soil most of the solar energy is absorbed instead of buildings and asphalt. Home heating and air conditioning units dissipate more heat, so cities are 1-3°C warmer than their surroundings as a result. Urbanization is primarily positive for the environment and can improve the quality of the environment for a number of reasons. Urbanization, for example, raises income levels and increases the demand for greener service sectors and green and environmental compliance. Urban areas have excellent facilities and a better quality of life. According to a report released by the United Nations Department of Economic Affairs in July 2013, if the population exceeds 2.4 billion by 2050, food and production must increase by 70%, which puts a particularly strain on food resources. Countries already facing food insecurity due to changing environmental conditions and a growing mix of urban populations. According to UN experts, the area will strain and protect basic sanitation systems and health and potentially pose a humanitarian and environmental disaster. Urbanization tends to have more negative effects, but one of the positive effects of urbanization is increased physical activity. Residents of rural areas, rural U.S. rural areas and communities are more likely to be obese and less physically active than urban residents. Compared to regions within the United States, the West has the lowest prence of physical inactivity and the South has the highest prence. The prence of physical activity is the highest among metropolitan residents of all regions. Barriers such as geographic isolation, congested and unsafe roads, and social stigma reduce physical activity in rural settings.