Courses Introduction for
Undergraduate Students
Objectives and
Requirements
Students
of Urban Planning are required to master the basic
theory of Urban Planning disciplines and basic knowledge, obtain the basic engineering
training and professional quality, with spirit of innovation and advanced professional
talents.
The students must complete the 182 credits required by the program. Minimum
credit requirement: 11-12 basic common courses (29-31 credits), 4 general
education courses (14 credits), 15 disciplinary general courses (38 credits). In
first year, freshman involve in a large scale of architecture training,
regardless of direction, the courses are mostly the humanities and social sciences,
general education courses and disciplinary general courses. After that,
according to the personal wishes and academic performance, students will be divided
into three major which are architecture, civil engineering and urban planning.
Urban Planning students are required to complete 5 (18 credits) compulsory
course, 17(43 credits) restricted elective courses, 8 (28credits)compulsory practical
courses credits and 13 credits of department elective courses. The program includes
Other Teaching Processes: 2 credits of innovation and entrepreneurship training
or social practice for optional. There are practical and designing courses for
1-2weeks as well as social practical course for2-3weeks in the short semester
of the 1st-3rd year. Undergraduate students should take
internships in urban planning companies in the short semester of the 4th years.
Various relevant lectures of invited international experts will be given then
as well.
Parts of Main Courses(optional)
The
Elements of Design (1st Year)
computer-aided
design (1st Year)
Art
Foundation (1st Year)
Urban
History(1st Year)
Urban
Sociology (1st Year)
Public
Architecture Design (2nd Year)
Urban
ecological environment and physical geography basis(2nd Year)
Principle
Of Urban And Town Planning(2nd Year)
Urban Geography(2nd Year)
Urban
Economics(2nd Year)
Urban Streets & Traffic Planning (3rd Year)
Detailed construction
plan (3rd Year)
New technology of Urban
planning and GIS (3rd Year)
Social Survey Method For
Urban Planning (3rd Year)
Village And Town
Planning (3rd Year)
Urban
Comprehensive Planning (4th Year)
Urban
Preservation and Renewal Planning (4th Year)
Regulatory
detailed planning (4th Year)
Feasibility
studies and feasibility of construction project (4th
Year)
City
landscape planning and design (4th Year)
Course Introduction for
Graduate Students
Objectives and
Requirements
Master's degree recipients should be the
senior engineering and technical personnel who have the systematic expertise
and a solid foundation in urban planning theoretical basics as well as the
analysis capabilities for numerical calculation so as to conduct research
individually by using certain new ideas, methods and ways of thinking. It is
aimed to cultivate the recipients to master the basic theories and knowledge of
various subjects in urban planning, which qualify them to work as planers,
designers, city managers or researchers in the field of urban planning, city
designing, transportation planning, infrastructure designing, landscape
planning and environmental designing. The recipients are supposed to be able to
communicate, read and write the professional articles in one foreign language
and should be of good professional ethics and morality.
Main Courses (optional):
Western urban planning history
Research frontier of urban
and regional planning
Theory and method of city
design
Methodology and technology of urban and rural planning
Implementation and
management of urban and rural planning
Urban culture and space production
Urban transportation planning research
urban land use and real
estate development
conservation and planning
of urban historical heritage
Urban planning theory and
method for sustainable development
Community planning theory
and practice
Analyses of the urban
planning practice
