Planning Theory - PLAN 300 Syllabus 2013 (original) (raw)
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The syllabus for PLAN 300 outlines a comprehensive course aimed at equipping students with a profound understanding of urban planning theory. It emphasizes the importance of simplicity in course design and encourages creative exploration through relevant assignments and a core project. The document also covers essential university policies regarding research ethics, accommodations for students with disabilities, guidelines for religious observances, and policies related to grievances, discipline, and appeals, ensuring students are aware of their rights and responsibilities.
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