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Students select one course from each of the Principles, Practices,
and Policies Categories, plus one course from any of the three
categories, plus the collaborative studio.
Principles - History and Theory
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Structure and Function of Cities |
PLAN 610 |
Neuman |
Fall |
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Planning for Healthy Communities |
PLAN 633 |
Sweeney |
Spring |
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Theory of Placemaking |
ARCH 624 |
Tabb |
Fall |
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Concepts in Ecological Design and Planning
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PLAN 689 |
Ndubisi |
Spring |
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Sustainable Urbanism |
PLAN 675 |
Neuman |
Spring |
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Development Process |
LDEV 667 |
Sharkaway |
Fall |
Practices - Methods and Skills
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Site Planning |
ARCH 689/310 |
Abrams |
Spring |
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Housing Production |
COSC 662 |
Graham |
Spring |
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Environment and Development |
LDEV 661 |
McCarthy |
Spring |
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Sustainable Development |
LDEV 671 |
Brody |
Spring |
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Landscape Architecture Site Development |
LAND 612 |
Li |
Fall |
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Design and Plannning for Soil and Water Management |
LAND 689 |
Li |
Fall |
Policies - Analysis and Evaluation
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Historic Preservation |
ARCH 646 |
Woodcock |
Spring |
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Urban Infrastructure Planning |
PLAN 669 |
Neuman |
Fall |
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Sustainable Transportation |
PLAN 689 |
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Spring |
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Visual Quality Analysis |
LAND 661 |
Ulrich |
Spring |
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Environmental Planning |
LAND 641 |
Brody |
Spring |
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Design and Active Living |
LAND/PLAN 689 |
Lee |
Fall |
Design and PlanningStudios
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Sustainable Urbanism Studio |
various* |
Various |
Spring |
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Approved sections of Land 620/621, LDEV 687/688, Plan 662/663, and Arch 605606/607 satisfy this course. “Approved” sections must be taught by a sustainable urbanism faculty fellow and be at the urban scale. Urban Design studios in approved study abroad programs (Barcelona, Santa Chiara) also qualify. |
Students who identify a course not on the list of pre-approved courses,
or who wish to transfer courses from another institution, must submit
a written statement that clearly describes how a course lacking prior
approval is related to the student's Sustainable Urbanism course of
study. This written statement, supported by a copy of the course syllabus,
will be reviewed by the Sustainable Urbanism Certificate Council. Where
a course has a generic topic (for example a design studio in architecture,
or a capstone studio course in land development or planning), the written
statement of the Sustainable Urbanism content and the student's specific
role in working with that content must be co-signed by the course instructor.
Courses not acceptable for use toward a graduate degree at Texas A&M
University will not be approved under any circumstances.
Approved Courses Outside the College
of Architecture
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GEOG 616 |
Urban Geography |
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GEOG 619 |
Human Impact on the Environment |
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RPTS 646 |
Heritage Tourism |
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RPTS 626 |
Social Impacts of Tourism |
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SOCI 620 |
Human Ecology |
This list will be expanded as courses become available.
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