Cases and lectures are presented by leading experts in the development industry. S In-depth analysis of methods to effectively communicate planning and policy decisions and attempts to familiarize students with the various communication skills needed by planners, policy makers and other professionals to become successful practitioners. Students first gain competence in professional level GIS software. Competence is solidified through completion of structured real-world GIS applications, followed by completion of individual applications projects, exploration of specialized, advanced software capabilities. S Issues relating to planning and development of natural areas for recreational purposes.
Emphasis is on the policy-making process at the federal, state, regional and local levels.
An undergraduate class in micro-economics. Planning Terminal Project, 1-3 cr. Oral, written and, where appropriate, visual presentation of solution required. Student must enroll during final semester. Studio, 3-6 cr.