City and Regional Planning|

Undergraduate Program in Urban and Regional Studies:

• CRP 1100 - The American City
• CRP 1101 - The Global City
• CRP 1106 - URS First-Year Seminar
• CRP 2000 - The Promise and Pitfalls of Contemporary Planning
• CRP 2010 - People, Planning, and Politics in the City
• CRP 2610 - Fieldwork in Urban Archaeology (crosslisted)
• CRP 3011 - Ethics, Development, and Globalization
• CRP 3072 - Land Use, Environmental Planning, and Urban Design Workshop
• CRP 3090 - Community Development Seminar (crosslisted)
• CRP 3106 - Structural Barriers to Equity in Planning
• CRP 3202 - Visual Methods in Planning
• CRP 3210 - Introduction to Quantitative Methods for the Analysis of Public Policy
• CRP 3270 - Regional Economical Impact Analysis
• CRP 3430 - Affordable Housing Policy and Programs
• CRP 3506 - Environmental Planning Seminar: Wilderness and Wildlands
• CRP 3600 - Pre-Industrial Cities and Towns in North America (crosslisted)
• CRP 3601 - Museum and the Public Sphere
• CRP 3610 - Seminar in American Urban History
• CRP 3720 - Contemporary Italy: Politics and Society
• CRP 3820 - Introduction to Physical Planning
• CRP 3840 - Green Cities
• CRP 3900 - Professional Planning Colloquium
• CRP 3901 - Seminar on International Planning
• CRP 4040 - Urban Economics
• CRP 4080 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• CRP 4120 - Devolution, Privatization, and the New Public Management (crosslisted)
• CRP 4160 - Rome Workshop
• CRP 4170 - Economic Development: Firms, Industries, and Regions
• CRP 4440 - Resource Management and Environment Law (crosslisted)
• CRP 4590 - Legal Aspects of Land Use Planning
• CRP 4770 - Seminar on Issues in African Development
• CRP 4900 - Student-Faculty Research
• CRP 4920 - Undergraduate Honors Thesis Research
• CRP 4930 - Undergraduate Honors Thesis Writing
• CRP 4970 - Independent Study
• CRP 4940 - URS Internship

Graduate Courses and Seminars:

Courses numbered from 5000 to 5990 and 6000 to 6990 are generally considered introductory or first-year courses; those numbered from 7000 to 7990 and 8000 to 8990 are generally considered more advanced. Upper-level undergraduate courses are numbered from 3000 to 4990. (Undergraduate students with the necessary prerequisites and permission of the instructor may enroll in courses numbered 5000 and above.)

• CRP 5040 - Urban Economics
• CRP 5071 - City and Regional Planning Workshop
• CRP 5072 - Land Use, Environmental Planning, and Urban Design Workshop
• CRP 5073 - Historic Preservation Planning Workshop
• CRP 5074 - Economic and Community Development Workshop
• CRP 5075 - Real Estate Project Workshop
• CRP 5076 - International Planning and Development Workshop
• CRP 5080 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• CRP 5090 - Community Development Seminar (crosslisted)
• CRP 5106 - Structural Barriers to Equity
• CRP 5120 - Public and Spatial Economics for Planners
• CRP 5130 - Introduction to Planning Practice and History
• CRP 5170 - Economic Development: Firms, Industries, and Regions
• CRP 5190 - Urban Theory and Spatial Development
• CRP 5230 - [Analytical Mapping and Spatial Modeling] (crosslisted)
• CRP 5250 - Introductory Methods of Planning Analysis
• CRP 5320 - Real Estate Development Process
• CRP 5330 - Real Estate Marketing and Management
• CRP 5370 - Real Estate Seminar Series
• CRP 5440 - Resource Management and Environmental Law
• CRP 5450 - Inferential Statistics for Planning and Public Policy
• CRP 5460 - Introduction to Community and Environment Dispute Resolution
• CRP 5530 - Land Use Regulations
• CRP 5540 - Introduction to Environmental Planning
• CRP 5560 - Design in Real Estate Development
• CRP 5590 - Legal Aspects of Land Use Planning
• CRP 5600 - Documentation for Preservation Planning
• CRP 5610 - Historic Preservation Planning Workshop: Surveys and Analyses
• CRP 5620 - Perspectives on Preservation
• CRP 5630 - Problems in Contemporary Preservation Practice
• CRP 5640 - Building Materials Conservation
• CRP 5650 - Fieldwork or Workshop in History and Preservation
• CRP 5660 - Planning and Preservation Practice
• CRP 5670 - Measured Drawing
• CRP 5820 - Introduction to Physical Planning
• CRP 5840 - Green Cities
• CRP 6011 - Ethics, Development, and Globalization
• CRP 6012 - Legal Aspects of Public Agency Decision-Making
• CRP 6050 - Urban Public Finance
• CRP 6120 - Devolution, Privatization, and the New Public Management (crosslisted)
• CRP 6202 - Visual Methods in Planning
• CRP 6210 - Quantitative Techniques for Policy Analysis and Program Management
• CRP 6220 - Planning Policy and Analysis
• CRP 6270 - Regional Economical Impact Analysis
• HE 6020 - Consulting for Nonprofit and Government Organizations
• CRP 6320 - Methods of Regional Science and Planning I
• CRP 6430 - Affordable Housing Policy and Programs
• CRP 6503 - Comparative Land Use Policy
• CRP 6504 - Comparative Urban Development: The European Case
• CRP 6506 - Environmental Planning Seminar: Wilderness and Wildlands
• CRP 6560 - Real Estate Transactions and Deal Structuring
• CRP 6570 - Real Estate Law
• CRP 6580 - Residential Development
• CRP 6601 - Museum and the Public Sphere
• CRP 6610 - Seminar in American Urban History
• CRP 6630 - [Historic Preservation Law]
• CRP 6650 - Preservation Planning and Urban Change
• CRP 6660 - Pre-Industrial Cities and Towns in North America (crosslisted)
• CRP 6700 - Regional Planning and Development in Developing Nations
• CRP 6710 - Seminar in International Planning
• CRP 6720 - International Institutions
• CRP 6770 - Seminar on Issues in African Development
• CRP 6900 - Graduate Seminar
• CRP 6901 - Real Estate Review
• CRP 7201 - Research Design
• CRP 7850 - Professional Planning Colloquium
• HE 6050 - Planning Internships
• CRP 7970 - Independent Study for Graduate Students
• CRP 8000 - Advanced Seminar in Urban and Regional Theory I
• CRP 8010 - Advanced Seminar in Urban and Regional Theory II
• CRP 8100 - Advanced Planning Theory
• CRP 8300 - Seminar in Regional Science, Planning, and Policy Analysis
• CRP 8900 - Planning Research Seminar
• CRP 8910 - Masters Thesis in Regional Science
• CRP 8920 - Masters Thesis, Project, or Research Paper
• CRP 8950 - Masters Thesis in Historic Preservation Planning
• CRP 9920 - Doctoral Dissertation