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Teaching Areas
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Teaching Interests | Classes
Taught ]
Environmental
Planning, Environmental Modeling, Regional and Local Economic
Development, Computer Simulation, Computer Graphics.
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C&RP 607
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Introduction
To GIS
Basic principles
of geographic and land information systems and their use in spatial
analysis and information management. Wi Qtr. 3 cl, 1 3-hr lab. Prereq:
Sr standing. Not open to students with credit for Geog 685; or 607 in
Civil En, Geod Sci, Geog, Geol Sci, or Nat Res. Cross-listed in Civil
Engineering, Geodetic Science, Geography, Geological Sciences, and
Natural Resources.
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C&RP 745
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Physical Elements of Urban Development
Physical
components of urban areas; residential, commercial, industrial,
pedestrian, and vehicular circulation; other community facilities;
analysis of design criteria and standards. Not open to students with
credit for 845.
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C&RP 821
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Regional
Planning Studio
Application of
economic and environmental analysis to regional development projects.
Prerequisite: 753 or 755 or permission of instructor. Repeatable to a
maximum of 10 cr. hrs.
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C&RP 835
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Land Use, Environmental Quality, and
Regional Analysis in City and Regional Planning
Using computer
models to estimate environmental impacts of major developments.
Students use simulation programs for water runoff, water quality, air
quality, and other environmental impacts to evaluate development
alternatives. Prerequisite: CRP 722 or permission of
instructor
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