Summer 2006 Time Schedule
URBAN PLANNING |
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ENTRY CODES AVAILABLE IN GLD 410
Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
| URBDP 300 INTRO TO URBAN PLAN | (I&S) |
Restr 4124 A 5 MW 1030-1220 GLD 424 BASSOK,A Open 22/ 25 |
| URBDP 498 SPECIAL TOPICS |
Restr 4125 A 2 A:TTh 500-630 GLD 424 LEE,B Open 5/ 20E J NEW MEETING SPACE: GOULD 208 J TRAFFIC CALMING SEMINAR INTRODUCTION TO CONCEPT OF TRAFFIC CALMING AND THE DESIGN ISSUES AND PLANNING PROCESSES INVOLVED. THE COURSE WILL CHARACTERIZE PROBLEMS FOR WHICH TRAFFIC CALMING IS APPLIC IDENTIFY THE PRACTICAL CONSTRAINTS AS EMERGENCY VEHICLE ACCESS, DRAINAGE, ETC. THAT BEAR ON DESIGN APPROACHES TO BE USED; AND ENGAGE STUDENTS IN PLANNING PROCESSES TO INCORPORATE INPUT FROM PARTICULAR STAKEHOLDERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC STUDENTS WILL BE EXPECTED TO PARTIC IN LECTURES AND CLASS DISCUSSIONS; FIELD WORK IN BOTH EXISTING TRAFFIC AREAS & AREAS WITHOUT TRAFFIC CALM WORK IN GROUPS TO DESIGN A TRAFFIC CALMING PLAN; AND PARTICIPATE IN A PLAY EXERCISE TO SIMULATE THE PLANNING PROCESS. TEXTBOOK: EWING, R. TRAFFIC CALMING STATE OF THE PRACTICE (DOWNLOADABLE ANDAVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE FROM ITE APA) & SOME DOWNLOADABLE ARTICLES |
Restr 4126 B 5 MW 1230-330 GLD 416 SANDLIN,G Open 2/ 20 J A COMMUNITY BASED PLANNING STUDIO - COMMUNITY-BASED PLANNING THROUGH PARTNERSHIP WITH THE INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT HOUSING ALLIANCE YOUTH/ ELDER SUMMER PROGRAM TO PROVIDE THE IDHA A REPORT ON TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS AND SENSITIVE LAND USES WITHIN THE INTERNA- TIONAL DISTRICT. |
Restr 4129 E 3 TTh 400-520 GLD 007F LEE,M Open 6/ 19 DIGITAL VISUALIZATION FOR URBAN DESIGNERS & PLANNERS - INTRO TO COMPUTER-RELATED TOOLS AND APPLICATIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF DAIL AS AN URBAN DESIGN AND PLANNING STUDENT AS WELL AS IN THE PROFESSIO URBAN DESIGN AND PLANNING PRACTICE. DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY FOR ANALYZING AN REPRESENTING DESIGN CONCEPTS AND PLANNING DATA TYPICALLY INCLUDES SK DEVELOPMENT IN IMAGE PROCESSING, WE PAGE DESIGN, DOCUMENT LAYOUT AND PRODUCTION, GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION MAPPING AND MODELING. THIS COURSE A TO ENABLE URBAN DESIGNERS AND PLANN TO FULL EXPLOIT COMPUTERS AS DESIGN VISUALIZATION AND PRESENTATION TOOL |
Restr 4374 G 5 to be arranged * * HURVITZ,P Open 9/ 20 J INTRO TO GIS FIRST MEETING JUNE 19TH. TIME TBD. CONTACT PHURVITZ@U.WASHINGTON.EDU - HTTP://GIS.WASHINGTON.EDU/ESRM250/M SYLLABUS.HTML INTRO TO TECHINICAL USE OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS) IN NATURAL RESOURCE MGMNT AND EARTH SCIENCES. PROVIDE UNDER- STANDING OF, AND EXPERIENCE WITH, THE PRACTICAL USE OF GIS SOFTWARE, HARDWARE AND DATA. LAB EXERCISES AND COURSE PROJECTS WILL USE REAL- WORLD DATASETS. UPON COMPLETION, STUDENTS WILL HAVE A GENERAL UNDERSTANDING OF GIS DATA STRUC- TURES (VECTOR AND RASTER), OPERA- TIONS AND ANALYSIS, AND DATA OUTPUT (MAPS,TABLES,MEASUREMENTS, STATISTICS. |
Restr 4463 H 5 MW 600-815P GLD 110 SCHUESSLER Open 1/ 20 CR/NC J BOB SCHUESSLER, PHD JOINTLY OFFERED WITH CEP 461 ETHICS AND IDENTITY EXAMINATION OF PERSONAL, SOCIETAL, VOCATIONAL, ENVIRON- MENTAL PLANNING ETHICS. READINGS AND DISCOURSE ON ETHICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR PUBLIC LIFE INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP READINGS ON VALUES AND HUMAN POTENTIAL. DEVELOPS UNDERSTANDING OF ECOLOGICAL CONTEXT, MORAL RESPONSIBILITY, SELF-AWARENESS. CONSTRUCTS POSITIVE, DIVERSE VIEW OF HUMANITY AND ENVIRON- MENT REGARDLESS OF RACE, GENDER, ETHNICITY, BELIEFS. |
| URBDP 499 SPECIAL PROJECTS |
IS >4130 A 1-12 to be arranged 0/ 10 |
| URBDP 598 SPECIAL TOPICS |
>4370 C 5 MW 1230-330 GLD 416 SANDLIN,G 2/ 10 J
A COMMUNITY BASED
PLANNING STUDIO - 5 CREDITS
(CHANGED TO GRADED ON 5/3)
FULL TERM - OPEN TO GRAD STUDENTS
URBDP 2ND YR STUDENTS MAY
TAKE FOR 508 STUDIO CREDIT
CONTACT JCBROOKS@
U.WASHINGTON.EDU FOR ENTRY CODE
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Restr 4373 G 5 to be arranged * * HURVITZ,P Open 6/ 20 J INTRO TO GIS FIRST MEETING JUNE 19. TIME TO BE ARRANGED CONTACT PHURVITZ@U.WASHINGTON.EDU HTTP://GIS.WASHINGTON.EDU/ ESRM250/M SYLLABUS.HTML |
| URBDP 600 INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH |
IS >4133 A 1-10 to be arranged 8/ 16 INSTRUCTOR I.D. GLD 410 |
| URBDP 700 MASTERS THESIS |
IS >4135 A 1-10 to be arranged 10/ 35 INSTRUCTOR I.D. GLD 410 |
| URBDP 800 DOCTORAL DISSERTATN |
IS >4136 A 1-10 to be arranged 6/ 15 INSTRUCTOR I.D. GLD 410 |
