CVE 6691 - Urban and Facilities Planning

3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits

Course Description
This graduate course introduces the principles and practices of urban and facilities planning, including land-use planning, urban revitalization, and infrastructure planning. Students will examine how planning decisions influence the design and performance of civil and architectural systems, with attention to sustainability, resilience, and emerging technologies.
Prereq: None
Note: None

Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

Explain the role of urban and facilities planning in shaping civil and architectural systems.
Apply planning principles to optimize land use, infrastructure performance, and environmental sustainability.
Develop a conceptual master plan that integrates urban and facility planning considerations for diverse stakeholders.
Assess the impact of emerging technologies and societal trends on urban and facility planning.

Prerequisites by Topic

None

Course Topics

Principles and history of urban and facilities planning
Land-use planning and urban revitalization strategies
Infrastructure and facility planning for civil and architectural systems
Planning for sustainability, resilience, and emerging technologies (e.g., smart cities, autonomous systems)

Coordinator
Dr. Mitzi Dobersek, P.E.

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CVE 6691 - Urban and Facilities Planning