Considers both traditional and more innovative strategies that seek to address housing needs. A Pln 425. Uses case studies from New York State's city parks, urban cultural parks, greenways, state parks and the Adirondacks to present concepts and methods for planning, promoting and managing parks as part of our cultural and environmental heritage. Plan will balance protection of the natural and cultural environment with the need for human uses of the landscape including community growth and development. Draws from the practice of landscape architecture and community planning, and includes field research, community consultation, report writing and mapping.
Students serve as team members in the preparation of the plan.
Covers methods for estimating aggregate travel demand, modal choice, transportation finance, and external impacts of transportation projects. A Pln 220. Involves students in the design of bikeways, walkways, intersections and parking facilities, and in the evaluation of alternative transportation technologies. Also reviews rendering, 4D applications, visualization, and CADD management. Introduction to the structure, design, and application of data base management systems designed to accept large volumes of spatial data derived from various sources.