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Second
Year Courses
CRP
201-202 Planning Studio III-IV (4-8)8
The aim of this planning studio is to give theoretical and practical
skills of comprehensive planning. Hence the town in focus is studied
in its regional context, its problems are depicted, its parts are
defined. Finally in handling the whole, land use and transportation
compatibility is searched and as far as parts are concerned design
skills in shaping the urban environment are developed.
Prerequisite for CRP 201: CRP 102
Prerequisite for CRP 202: CRP 201
CRP
211 The City in History I (3-0)3
General introduction to theoretical and methodological problems
in historical analysis of cities and urbanization; the supply of
changing spatial and physical pattern of cities in relation to changing
socio-economic structure of Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and
Ottoman periods in Anatolia in comparison with early Medieval Renaissance
and Baroque periods in Europe.
CRP
212 The City in History II (3-0) 3
The Industrial Revolution and the structural analysis of the early
Industrial City; different concepts and movements in city planning
after the Industrial revolution and the development of city planning
as a profession in the industrial society; the transformation of
the Ottoman City in the 19th century; 20th century city: case studies
from Europe, American and Middle East.
CRP
231 Economics for Planners I (3-0)3
The scope of economic theory; the price system; theory of consumer
behavior; theory of production and cost; the distribution of income.
CRP
234 Economics for Planners II (3-0)3
Measurement of macroeconomic variables; national income accounting;
theory of income determination; business cycles; fiscal policy;
money, banking and monetary policy; international trade and finance;
economic growth and development.
Prerequisite: CRP 231
CRP
242 Urban Geography (3-0)3
Discusses settlement systems and hierarchies, models of urban form,
land use types and density variations in urban space, different
statistical methods for the description and analysis of spatial
distributes and gives a critical summary of planners' value judgments
towards land use planning in urban areas.
Prerequisite: STAT 201
CRP
290 Summer Practice: Mapping, Topography, Computer Presentation
NC
Analysis and measurement of topographical elements, mapping cartographic
data through the use of computer techniques.
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