1. Urban Planning (UP) urban planning (UP). Course Title Cat Cr Prereqs Lab Fee ARR Prof PracPln res 500 1.5 18007 P Gsi 993 1.0 UP/arch GSI 10113 P SEM http://www.umich.edu/~regoff/timesched/fall/architecture_urban_planning/urban_pl

Urban Planning (UP) Course Title Cat# Cr Prereqs Lab Fee CLASS# CODE CMP SEC DAYS CLASS TIME LOCATION INSTRUCTOR 30730 P R LEC 001 MW 3-430PM 24-26TY EQ Melaina Ug Experimental Crs Intro Geo Info Sys 10088 A LEC 001 TTH 11-12PM 2000 CHEM Norton 10089 P DIS 002 F 11-12PM ARR 10090 P DIS 003 TH 12-1PM ARR 10091 P DIS 004 TH 12-1PM ARR 28773 P DIS 005 TH 12-1PM ARR Urban Redevelopment 26488 P LEC 001 TH 7-10PM 2224 SEB Chaffers 10092 A LEC 001 MW 1130-1PM ARR Bryant Jr 10093 P DIS 002 F 1130-1PM ARR Prof Prac-Pln Res Intro to Statistics Public Economics Legl Aspec Pln Proc Real Est Ess 10097 PI LEC 001 M 6-9PM D0215 BUS Allen 3.0 G.STD./P.I. Regional Planning Econ Dev Plan Planning Theory 10101 P R LEC 001 MW 1-230PM ARR De Young Expanded Horizons 1.0 G.STD. 160.00 10104 P R LAB 001 ARR ARR Warner Think About Crime 3.0 PER.INSTR. 10105 P SEM 001 TH 1030-1PM 473 LORCH Thacher 3.0 550/P.I. 27524 P LEC 001 TH 9-12PM ARR Checkoway Neighborhood Plan Directed Study 1.0-4.0 PER. INSTR.

2. COURSES: Planning-Urban & Regional (Plan), Spring Extension 1999 s follow below. Notes. Tuit . Crse. Fees. res/. Nonres. M3515. 310. 509 648. 509. urban Transportation planning. 3. 08/25-12/15 (Cross-listed as arch 341). Plan 600 planning Theory and Practice......planningurban Regional (Plan) Telephone (808) 956-7381 FAX (808) 956-6870 Address SOCSC 107, 2424 Maile Way, Honolulu HI 96822 Web Address http//128.171.9.24/durpuhm/durpage.html Course http://www.outreach.hawaii.edu/Programs_Credit/005/Plan.HTM

Telephone: FAX: Address: SOCSC 107, 2424 Maile Way, Honolulu HI 96822 Web Address: http://128.171.9.24/durpuhm/durpage.html Course Descriptions follow below. To find out the seats remaining in a section, click on the course reference number (CRN). This may take 30 seconds or more. CRN Num Sec Title Crd Dates Days Time Loc Instruct Notes Crse Fees Res/ Nonres Introduction to Planning TR SOCSC Minerbi Planning Theory and Practice W SOCSC Umemoto Planning Methods T SOCSC Kim Housing R SOCSC Mullahey Environmental Planning TR SOCSC Flachsbar Neighborhood and Community Land Use Planning W SOCSC Minerbi Urban Transportation Planning W SOCSC Flachsbar Don't See the Course You Need? Let us know and we will see about adding it to our 1999 schedule. help@outreach.hawaii.edu CROSS TERM Begins in Term 1, Ends in Term 2 * UHM General Education Core Course A/F Course must be taken for letter grade AH Additional Hours CL Crosslisted course CR/NC Course cannot be taken for letter grade M "Phone Approval Code" required for non-majors only N Nonstandard course, note dates S "Phone Approval Code" required for all students WI Writing Intensive V Variable Credit Course, Course Reference Number available at department

3. Environment/Behavior Studies C RP 867, Land Use Policy. C RP 871.01, research Seminar in Environmental planning. Hist788, Studies in American urban History. Indust. Nat res 644, Park Design. http://facweb.arch.ohio-state.edu/crpweb/phdman/phdmastsu3.html

Next field Previous field End TOC Environment/Behavior Studies Description of Field The Environment and Behavior field covers the relationship between human behavior and properties of urban places. Students will learn methods, theory, and application of information to the resolution of environmental design problems. Included will be the study and theory of psychological, social, and cultural factors in environmental design, and environmental programming and research. Faculty Jack L. Nasar (*) Course Requirements The following table lists courses in theory, methods in and related to the specialization. Students, with their advisor, should choose at least 12 credit-hours from List A (Environment/Behavior Theory) and 8 credit-hours from Lists C (Other courses) or other courses (with permission of advisor) to satisfy the requirements of the specialization. They choose at least 15 credits from List B (Methods) courses to satisfy the Ph.D. Quantitative Methods core. A sequence of three courses covering analysis of variance, factor analysis, and multi-variate analysis is recommended. Students can develop one or more specializations in courses listed in Lists B or C by taking the courses and adding a faculty member from that area to the Advisory Committee. C O U R S E N U M B E R C O U R S E T I T L E Outlines in Urban Design Psychological Functions of Urban Form Sociological Functions of Urban Form Research and Analytic Methods for Urban Designers

4. FALL03 - SCHEDULE OF COURSES urban REGIONAL planning arch 431 3920997 UNDERGRADUATE ADVISER(S) NO MAJOR PROGRAM GRADUATE ADVISER R. SCHNEIDER 01 T 7 arch 439 19B planning res DESIGN STEINER URP 6920 http://www.reg.ufl.edu/soc/ftx/urbanreg.fall.htm

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5. Courses (6) Supervised res Project 3 (2) Principles and Practice 3. arch 550. (3) urban planning 1 http://www.mcgill.ca/urbanplanning-courses

Prospective students Student information Alumni and friends Faculty and staff ... Degree requirements Courses Research publications Projects Faculty and staff Career opportunities ... Links Courses List of courses leading toward the Master of Urban Planning degree Group A: Core courses (all are required) See Faculty for information about the instructors. URBP 622 (6) Planning Project 1 URBP 623 (3) Planning Projects 2 URBP 604 (6) Planning Projects 3 URBP 609 (3) Planning Graphics URBP 612 URBP 623 (3) Planning Projects 2 (3) Land Use Planning URBP 606 (3) Supervised Research Seminar URBP 630 (3) Supervised Research Project 1 URBP 631 (6) Supervised Research Project 2 URBP 632 (6) Supervised Res Project 3 URBP 628 (6) Practical Experience Group B: Development and refinement (a minimum of 4 courses must be completed) GEOG 351 (3) Quantitative Methods ARCH 378 (3) Site Usage URBP 505 (3) Geographic Information Systems ARCH 527 (3) Civic Design ARCH 528 (3) History of Housing ARCH 529 (3) Housing Theory URBP 605 (3) Graduate Seminar URBP 607 (3) Reading Course:Urban Planning URBP 614 (3) Urban Environmental Planning URBP 616 (3) Selected Topics 1 URBP 617 (3) Selected Topics 2 URBP 618 (3) Selected Topics 3 URBP 619 (3) Transport and Land Development URBP 620 (3) Computer App in Planning URBP 621 (3) Theories of Urban Form URBP 501 (2) Principles and Practice 1 URBP 625 (2) Principles and Practice 2 URBP 626 (2) Principles and Practice 3 ARCH 550 (3) Urban Planning 1 ARCH 551 (3) Urban Planning 2 Electives Students who wish to develop in-depth knowledge of one subject area in the field of planning may wish to register for an advanced course in that discipline. Electives may be taken in any academic unit at McGill or at another Montreal university; frequent choices are classes in management, urban geography and sociology, law, politics and environmental science. Only courses at the 500 level or higher may be taken under this section.

6. City And Regional Planning topics in planning for housing in urban and regional contexts. 330 planning AND urban DESIGN U 4 Geog, Geol Sci, or Nat res. Crosslisted in http://www.arch.ohio-state.edu/v3/crp/courses.htm

310 INTRODUCTION TO CITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING U 4 Introduction to fundamental concepts, including physical planning, transportation, housing, land use, urban development, and preservation. 320 PLANNING FOR HOUSING U 4 An introduction to the American housing system, evolution of housing programs, and selected topics in planning for housing in urban and regional contexts. 330 PLANNING AND URBAN DESIGN U 4 Introduction to the use of concepts related to urban design and to the planning process. 597 CITY PLANNING IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD U 5 Urban shelter and service delivery in developed/developing and capitalist/socialist regions of the world; role of income, jobs, and planning in housing. Prerequisite: Sr. standing. Not open to students with credit for 425. GEC/LAR course. INTRODUCTION TO GIS UG Basic principles of geographic and land information systems and their use in spatial analysis and information management. Wi Qtr. 3 cl, 1 3-hr lab. Prereq: Sr standing. Not open to students with credit for Geog 685; or 607 in Civil En, Geod Sci, Geog, Geol Sci, or Nat Res. Cross-listed in Civil Engineering, Geodetic Science, Geography, Geological Sciences, and Natural Resources. 643 AMERICAN CITY PLANNING SINCE 1900 U G 4 Introduction to current American-city planning processes and urban form through historic evolution of urban problems and related urban-planning systems since 1900. Not open to students with credit for 300 or 743 or 811.

7. SPRING 03 - SCHEDULE OF COURSES URP 6821, X, 8250X, 03, W, 810, arch, 418, 30E, urban REGIONAL SYS, BROWN. URP6911, X, 4403X, 02, W, 6-7, arch, 439, 1B, planning res DESIGN, STEINER. http://www.reg.ufl.edu/soc/spr/urbanreg.spring.htm

ARCH 431 UNDERGRADUATE ADVISER(S): NO MAJOR PROGRAM GRADUATE ADVISER: R. SCHNEIDER DEPT-CRSE CF CC GE ... URP 3001 IS X M W F LIT CITIES OF THE WORLD YEARWOOD URP 4000 H X M ARCH LARSEN W ARCH URP 4273 X M ARCH SURV PLAN INFO SYS W ARCH URP 4905 X VAR TBA NFE SPECIAL STUDIES BEJLERI URP 6061 X W ARCH SCHNEIDER URP 6101 X M ARCH BEJLERI W ARCH URP 6103 X T ARCH DEVELOPMENT REVIEW MORGAN URP 6122 X T ARCH ALT CONFLICT MANAGE SCHNEIDER URP 6231 X T ARCH QUANT DATA ANALY PLAN ZWICK R ARCH URP 6270 X T R ARCH SURV PLAN INFO SYSTEM LATIMER URP 6271 X M ARCH CUSTOM PLAN INFO SYS BEJLERI R ARCH URP 6274 Y X TBA NFE GPS FOR PLANNERS LATIMER URP 6341 X T F ARCH URBAN PLAN PROJECT ZWICK URP 6341 X VAR TBA NFE URBAN PLAN PROJECT PHILLIPS URP 6542 X M ARCH URBAN LAND ECONOMICS NICHOLAS W ARCH URP 6543 X TBA NFE SEM CAPITAL IMPROVE NICHOLAS URP 6716 X T ARCH TRANSPORT POLICY/PLAN STEINER URP 6821 X W ARCH BROWN URP 6884 X M ARCH COMMUNITY REVITALIZA PHILLIPS URP 6905 X VAR TBA NFE ZWICK URP 6910 X VAR TBA NFE SUPERVISED RESEARCH LARSEN URP 6911 X W ARCH PLANNING RES DESIGN STEINER URP 6931 X R ARCH PRE TO HSTRIC PRESERV LARSEN URP 6931 X DEP-X R ARCH LATIMER URP 6971 X DEP-X VAR TBA NFE MASTERS RESEARCH LARSEN URP 6979 X VAR TBA FE TERMINAL PROJECT STEINER

8. SPRING03 - SCHEDULE OF COURSES URP 6821 X 8250X 03 W 810 arch 418 30E urban REGIONAL NFE SUPERVISED resEarchLARSEN URP 6911 X 4403X 02 W 6-7 arch 439 1B planning res DESIGN STEINER http://www.reg.ufl.edu/soc/stx/urbanreg.spring.htm

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9. FALL98 - SCHEDULE OF COURSES urban REGIONAL planning arch 431 3920997 UNDERGRADUATE ADVISER(S) NO MAJOR PROGRAM GRADUATE ADVISER R. SCHNEIDER 01 W 4 arch 439 17C planning res DESIGN STEIN URP 6920 http://www.reg.ufl.edu/soc/ftx98/urbanreg.fall.htm

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10. Architectural Record | Education Chart: N nonres $10,154 Grad res $1,926 / non-res $9,710. sustainability Interior designarchitecture Construction technology urban planning and design. M.arch. http://archrecord.construction.com/features/EducationChart/N.asp

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11. Architectural Record | Education Chart: C www.calpoly.edu/~arch Director Alan R. Cooper Grad res $2,859 / nonres $2,859+ $188 sustainability Interior design architecture urban planning and design. http://archrecord.construction.com/features/EducationChart/C.asp

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12. Welcome To IAR impact History/theory Housing and urban design Design Montréal MScA; PhD Management(planning and environment of Adelaide, South Australia M.archres.; Ph.D. http://www.iaronline.org/schools.html

Below is a listing of academic programs in architecture, which are scholarly and research based in nature (as opposed to being based on a design studio curriculum). Some of these programs focus on educating students in specific fields of research and the methodologies appropriate to those fields. Some research-specific programs are not accredited, profesional programs that would prepare students for licensure in the profession of architecture. However, most of these schools do offer NAAB -accredited programs that do prepare students for licensure. UNITED STATES Arizona California Colorado District of Columbia ... Wisconsin CANADA British Columbia Quebec Other Countries Australia Brazil China Denmark ... United Kingdom UNITED STATES Arizona Arizona State University, Tempe MS; PhD Solar and energy efficient design Computer-aided architecture Architectural management Urban design/housing California California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo MS Arch Computer-aided design applications Architectural science Architect-developer Interior architecture University of California,

13. Architectural Record | Education Chart: H-J www.arch.uiuc.edu Interim Director Michael $14,935 Grad res $6,929 / nonres$15,551. Community design Construction technology urban planning and design. http://www.architecturalrecord.com/features/EducationChart/HthruJ.asp

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14. Urban Planning 405, res Studio, 4. 406, Thesis, 4. 451, Plan Issues, 3. 452, planning Law, 3.arch, 100, Intro arch, 2. LA, 100, Intro LA, 2. ECON, 201, Elem Micro, 3. 202,Elem Macro, 3. 485, urban http://www.bsu.edu/web/catalog9800/undergraduate/programs/arch_urbpl.html

Catalog Home Page Academic Colleges: College of Architecture and Planning Department Programs: Architecture Landscape Architecture Urban Planning For Campus Information: ASKBSU@bsu.edu Technical Questions to: webmaster@bsu.edu. © 1999 Ball State University. Equal Opportunity Information Programs: Major Urban Planning and Development Environmental Design, Urban Planning Minor Urban Planning and Development Courses PLAN : Urban Planning www.bsu.edu/cap/planning The urban planning program prepares students for professional careers as urban planners in the public and private sectors. Graduates work for city, county, and regional planning agencies, planning consultants, nonprofit organizations, and private firms dealing with urban growth and revitalization in large and small communities. Planning at Ball State combines physical and policy approaches. Students are taught to improve the design quality of constructed environments while protecting and managing the resources of our natural environments. Students learn the process of community and economic development as applied to small towns and rural areas as well as urban neighborhoods. Whether as private developers or public officials, graduates are expected to have a commitment to improving community life for citizens of all incomes and a broad competence to make both new and old communities better places to live.

15. Ball State University Course Catalog For Undergraduates architecture or architecturerelated degree program must apply to the College ofarchitecture and planning for admission PLAN, 100, urban Plan, 2. 451, arch res, 3. http://www.bsu.edu/web/catalog9800/undergraduate/programs/arch.html

Catalog Home Page Academic Colleges: College of Architecture and Planning Department Programs: Architecture Landscape Architecture Urban Planning For Campus Information: ASKBSU@bsu.edu Technical Questions to: webmaster@bsu.edu. © 1999 Ball State University. Equal Opportunity Information Programs Majors: Architecture (B.Arch.); Environmental Design, Architecture Minor: Historic Preservation Courses: ARCH : Architecture www.bsu.edu/cap/arch Architects design buildings and the spaces around them to be used and enjoyed. Architects combine their design skills with technical knowledge to achieve beauty, safety, economic and environmental benefits, and comfort. The Department of Architecture offers a five-year undergraduate bachelor of architecture degree, accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board. Approval to pursue the departmental major in architecture involves a selection process in addition to admission to the university. For more information, write or call the Office of Admissions, (765) 285-8300. A student receiving two consecutive grades below C in any two sequential architecture courses must repeat both courses. The policy remains in effect for students repeating these courses.

16. Syllabus: ARCH 533a, The Urban Landscape—An Ecosystem Approach usc.edu Telephone (310) 5767735 res Course website ecosystem approach to the city–anurban ecology. of our mis-steps in environmental planning derive from http://www-rcf.usc.edu/~vasishth/ARCH_533a-Syllabus.htm

PLDV 461 Environmental Issues Home ARCH 533a: Urban Ecology URBS 350 : Cities and the Third World ... Shared Resources Fall 2000, T Th, 9:00-10:50 am School of Architecture, University of Southern California, Los Angeles Instructor: Ashwani Vasishth E-mail: vasishth@usc.edu Telephone: (310) 576-7735 [res] Course website: http://www-scf.usc.edu/~vasishth Course Context To paraphrase Raymond Williams, the history of our ideas of "the city" contains within it a quite extraordinary account of the history of divisions we have made between humans and Nature. This is the history we are concerned with, in our effort to rethink the place of humans and of human affairs in Nature. Conventional modes of bounding Nature, and our customary categorizations of natural and human aspects of the world have been challenged, both by practical experience and by advances in science–particularly those in evolutionary ecosystem ecology. Nested scale-hierarchic process-function descriptions of the occurring world offer potentially new sets of conceptual and organizational tools for putting the city back into nature. As such, this course explores the development of an ecosystem approach to the city–an urban ecology. One basic intention of this course is to explore the constructedness of our conceptions of nature and environment. This is not at all to suggest that environmental issuesboth detrimental and benignare not real. As we shall find, they are very real indeed. But not always in ways we would expect. Many of our mis-steps in environmental planning derive from these sorts of misconceptions. In this sense, description is a world-maker and asking the right question counts more than the rightness of any answer.

17. Urban & Transport Systems Shaleen Singhal* B.arch., PG Dip. (Environmental planning), ssinghal@teri.res.in.S Sundar* MA (Economics), LLB, ssundar@teri.res.in. * secondary area. http://www.teriin.org/division/padiv/uts/uts_res.htm

Kaushik Deb MA (Economics) (Area Convener) kdeb@teri.res.in Somnath Bhattacharjee* M.Tech.(Industrial Tribology) somnath@teri.res.in Ranjan K Bose Ph.D. rbose@teri.res.in Anuja Jacob M Planning (Urban) jacoba@teri.res.in Pragya Jaswal Masters (Economics) pragyaj@teri.res.in Ankush Malhotra B.Plan., PG Dip. (Environmental Planning) ankushm@teri.res.in K S Nesamani BE (Civil Engineering), PG Dip. (Environmental Planning) nesamani@teri.res.in Sumeet Saksena* Ph.D. sumeet@teri.res.in Shaleen Singhal* B.Arch., PG Dip. (Environmental Planning) ssinghal@teri.res.in S Sundar MA (Economics), LLB ssundar@teri.res.in * secondary area Last updated in April 2003 Scope Projects Publications Policy Analysis Division ... Information Sources

18. Curriculum Report 325, March 2002 COLLEGE OF archITECTURE AND urban planning (0B arch 481, 3D Modeling and Rendering(3) 3D MODEL RENDER Economics of Living Marine resources (3) MARINE res ECON http://staff.washington.edu/uwcr/reports/02-03.html

UWCR home UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CURRICULUM REPORT Number 325 March 25, 2002 This report officially records the actions of the University of Washington Curriculum Review Committee. The Committee meets September through June to consider applications for curriculum changes submitted by the schools and colleges of the University of Washington. This report also announces the actions of the Faculty Council of Academic Standards and the Board of Regents regarding program and degree changes. Course Change Applications received after the deadline for the specified quarter will be considered for the next quarter for which the deadline has not passed. New courses can be added to the curriculum after the deadline. Applications must be received in the University Curriculum Office, 248 Schmitz, Box 355850, by 5 pm on the deadline date . For courses offered jointly by more than one school or college, an application from each school or college must be received by the University Curriculum Office by the deadline date. Please address any questions regarding the curriculum process at the University of Washington to the university curriculum office at uwcr@u.washington.edu.

19. Landscape Architecture Related Indexes Architectural Publications res SB 469.37 M37 Staying Small Successfully a SELECTED JOURNALS in the arch/FALibrary Digest Landscape Landscape and urban planning Landscape architecture http://www.umanitoba.ca/libraries/units/archfa/land2000.html

Liv Valmestad, Reference Librarian 474-8447; liv_valmestad@umanitoba.ca Oct/2000 Architecture/Fine Arts Library LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Searching BISON for books and journal titles: •If searching by SUBJECT, the proper subject heading is landscape architecture •One of the most effective ways to search BISON is by SUBJECT/KEYWORD: landscape design, ecological landscape, garden design, landscape environmental design, environmental engineering. Dictionary of Landscape Architecture REF SB 470.53 L36 1997 The New Illustrated Book of Development Definitions REF HT 167 M683 1993 BIBLIOGRAPHIES Vance Bibliographies Landscape Architecture: an Illustrated History in Timelines, ...... SB 470.5 M37 1993

20. University Of Washington Course Catalog CEP); urban planning (URBDP). Construction Management (CM); Landscape architecture(L arch). College restorative Dentistry (res D). College http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/

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