A study of the basic characteristics and functions of cities throughout the world. Emphasizes the distribution of cities, differences between cities in different cultures, and the internal arrangement of land uses within cities. Elements of urban geography and introduction to planning.
Students pursue individual research projects under the direction of their instructor.
A comprehensive coverage of land use control devices. Topics covered include planning law, land use studies, subdivision covenants, subdivision regulations, zoning and comprehensive planning. An analysis of the basic demographic measures of fertility, mortality, and migration. Includes population and economic projections necessary for urban and regional planning. Both technique and interpretation are emphasized.