The importance of regional planning is
highlighted because it facilitates directing the plan and controlling its
implementation or following it up. The regional plan gives the most appropriate
framework within which it is possible to achieve the highest rates of
development. Therefore, the success of the student in this course makes him
able to identify the concept of regional planning, its importance, types, and
its relationship to other sciences in addition to His familiarity with the
factors influencing planning, sensing the absence of some planning points in
some countries, and he studies practical planning problems in Libya
Intended learning outcomes
Through studying this
course, the student acquires several skills, the most important of which is the
ability to link the factors influencing planning and the delay of some
countries. He also masters drawing maps with developed countries schematically
distributed and comparing them with planning lagging countries to facilitate
explanation and clarification, in addition to preparing research on cities that
are not available in them. Plans locally, and becomes able to prepare plans to
deal with the problems of unplanned growth locally
Methods of assessments
20
marks for the midterm exam
20 marks for research papers and panel
discussions.
60
marks for the final exam
The
concept of planning, regional planning, and the relationship of planning to
other sciences, the first week
Spatial
variations of regional planning, the second week
The
importance of regional planning third week
Factors
affecting regional planning, fourth week
Types
of regional planning and their importance fifth week
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Population and labor force planning in the region, the
sixth week
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Rural planning, the seventh week
Eighth
midterm exam
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Urban Planning, ninth week
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Transport planning week ten
Tourism
planning, the eleventh week
Industrial
Planning Twelfth Week
An
applied study of some planning models locally, the thirteenth week
Some
planning problems in Libya, the fourteenth week
Final
exam sixteenth week
Books
and references:
1/
Muhammad Khamis Al-Zoka / regional planning and its
geographical dimensions / third edition / 1991 AD / University Knowledge House
/ Alexandria
2/
Wafaa Kazem Jahem Al-Shammari and Muhammad Jawad Abbas
Shabaa / Regional Planning Foundations and Principles / First Edition / 2011 AD
/ Dar Safaa for Publishing and Distribution / Jordan
3/
Muhammad Jassem Muhammad Al-Ani / Applied Studies for Some
Aspects of Urban and Regional Planning / First Edition / 2009 AD / Dar Safaa
for Publishing and Distribution / Jordan
4
/ Muhammad Jassem Muhammad Al-Ani / Region and Regional
Planning / First Edition / 2006 AD / Dar Safaa for Publishing and Distribution
/ Jordan
Note:
The course instructor determines the main reference for teaching the course,
and uses what he deems appropriate from the supporting references
