Workshop Syllabus

[Topic of workshop]
Example: Introduction to Urban and Regional Planning

Lecturer Information
Lecturer:
Career Background:
Office Location: [if any]
Telephone:
E-mail:

Workshop Identification
Course Name: Introduction to Urban and Regional Planning
Schedule: (DAY)
TIME ACTIVITY
9:00 am – 11:00 am Lecture
11:00 am – 12:00 nn Break out session
12:00 nn – 3:00 pm Studio

Workshop Description/Overview
[How is the course structured (e.g., method of presentation of course material, labs
tutorials, web-based platforms)?]
[Including key topics to be addressed, intended audience, and curricular context
(e.g. Concepts & emerging trends, methods & techniques in Urban and Regional
planning. Design of human settlements and overview of land use in the Planning of
regions).]

Workshop Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this workshop, you should be able to:
 [objective 1]
Example: Have a general understanding of the Planning Process and Understand
the Basic Foundation of Planning.
 [objective 2]
Example: Have a boarder framework upon which the student in Architecture
foresee the implication of specific projects, and learn useful planning techniques
relevant to the rank of the Architect as Design Professional.
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Topics Topic Description

1.0 Introduction: Humans in their ecological
setting
2.0 Ekistics: The Science of Human
Settlements
3.0 Location Theory: The Foundation of
Planning
4.0 Definition of Planning
5.0 Historical Overview and Influences
6.0 Basic Planning Concepts Implications
to Architectural Practice

Documentation of Work
 All students must submit evidence of their work over the course of the
workshop
 All students must present and explain their work

Note

Prepared by:
John Romeo C. Bardaje
UAPSA Mapua Chapter Officer

Checked by:
Winnie Alaban Jr.
National Congress Director

Approved by:
Anthony Danrick S. Dayon
Executive Director, Commission on Congress and Assemblies