Seminar in Landscape Architecture1
| Numbering Code | G-AGR02 5BB28 SJ80 | Year/Term | 2022 ・ Year-round |
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| Number of Credits | 4 | Course Type | Seminar |
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| Language | Japanese | Day/Period | Thu.3・4・5 |
| Instructor name |
SHIBATA SHOZO (Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies Professor) FUKAMACHI KATSUE (Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies Associate Professor) NUKINA RYOU (Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies Assistant Professor) |
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| Outline and Purpose of the Course | Various researches and projects of landscape architecture including principles, history, planning, design, materials, construction work, management, landscape ecological projects etc. will be considered through the guidance to registered students. | ||
| Course Goals | Students will develop an understanding of the latest trends in environmental design and landscaping, and apply them to their research and add their own observations. | ||
| Schedule and Contents |
This course is roughly divided into the following themes, and 6-7 classes will be spent on each: 1. History and principles of landscaping: evolution and development of various types of green space, their social and cultural backgrounds, etc. 2. Landscape planning: natural, cultural, and environmental resources and theories related to the effective conservation and use of such resources; and techniques for utilizing remote sensing and GIS. 3. The physiology and ecology of revegetation plants and environmental management: atrium gardening and slope planting; planting to prevent desertification; and plant physiology and ecology and ground maintenance techniques in landscape planting. 4. Landscape management for biodiversity conservation: monitoring, assessment, and scenario studies of Satochi and desertifying regions. 5. Landscape projects and public participation: public participation in various landscape projects, case studies involving public participation, techniques, results, significance, and challenges. |
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| Evaluation Methods and Policy | Evaluation will be based on an overall assessment of criteria such as attendance, project presentations. | ||
| Course Requirements | As a general rule, the course is open to graduate students specializing in environmental design. | ||
| Study outside of Class (preparation and review) | Students are expected to work on their Master’s theses on an ongoing basis. | ||
