Fundamentals of spatial and land use planning are explored in this course. An urban area changes to keep pace with the shelter, work, recreation, shopping, and travel needs of its inhabitants. In accommodating these human in their production activities, land is consumed. This course examines traditional and innovative approaches to land use planning and its influence on the physical forms of built (infrastructure and cities) and environment, community development, human health, growth management, and sustainability.It reviews land use planning tools.& techniques utilized at the local, regional, and state level of government including plan-making processes, zoning, subdivision regulations, environmental management, smart growth, urban design, and land-use suitability.
Assessment: Written exams (40%); major assignment (20%); written test (20%); reflective journal (20%).
Assessment: Written exams (40%); major assignment (20%); written test (20%); reflective journal (20%).