Relationship between levels of government involving laws, agreements, and developing organizations and programs, as influenced by changing philosophies in legal and financial liability. Key actors and participants in the planning process. Managing the political aspects of urban change. Transportation systems planning and its application to real-world highway and public transport problems. A service-learning course that addresses real community traffic and transportation issues.
Students work with neighborhood and community groups.
This course is arranged in consultation with a faculty collaborator. It is intended to provide a structured approach to the design and implementation of a specific planning project. Students should contact a prospective faculty collaborator before the beginning of the term to settle upon interests, focus, structure and requirements. Consult with your major program adviser about using an Individual Projects course in your major area of study. It is intended to provide a structured approach to the review and critique of a literature in urban planning not normally covered in regular course offerings.