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The document outlines a course on Urban Planning taught by Mr. S. G. Rathod at Walchand College of Engineering, detailing course outcomes aligned with Bloom's Taxonomy. It includes a structured syllabus covering topics such as the evolution of town planning, urbanization, urban growth, planning principles, and the use of GIS in urban planning. The course aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and address urban planning challenges.

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Module - I

The document outlines a course on Urban Planning taught by Mr. S. G. Rathod at Walchand College of Engineering, detailing course outcomes aligned with Bloom's Taxonomy. It includes a structured syllabus covering topics such as the evolution of town planning, urbanization, urban growth, planning principles, and the use of GIS in urban planning. The course aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and address urban planning challenges.

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MDM – Smart Cities

Introduction to Urban Planning


Mr. S. G. Rathod
Assistant Professor
Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli
(Government Aided Autonomous Institute)
Course Outcomes (CO) with Bloom’s Taxonomy Level

Course Outcomes (CO)

At the end of the course the students will be able to

Blooms Taxonomy
CO Description
Descriptor Level

CO1 Understand town planning concepts and theories. Understanding 2

CO2 Recognize the concepts for different area planning. Analyzing 4

Implement different guidelines, norms, land use planning


CO3 Applying 3
policies, and survey techniques .

CO4 Assess the challenges involved in the urban planning Analyzing 4


Course Structure

Teaching Scheme Examination Scheme (Marks)

Lecture 3 MSE ISE ESE Total


Hrs/week
Tutorial - 30 20 50 100

Practical -
Interaction - Credits: 3
Course Syllabus
Module Module Contents Hours

Evolution of town planning

Evolution in planning and physical form, Concept of urban human settlement,


Differentiation between rural and urban settlement, concept of town, Evolved and
I Created Town Characteristics, Features of urban planning process, Role of urban 5
planner, Genesis of urban form; Social, Geographical and Cultural impacts,
Contemporary developments in planning, Impacts of Industrial revolution on town and
regional planning, Characteristics of settlements.

Urbanization

Demography and Census Statistics- Significance of Census and Demographics- Planning


policies framed based on Census-Use of Census Data in Urban Planning Rural and urban
II Migration, Planning process, components and techniques; Concept of Master Plan; its 8
elements, preparation and implementation; Perspective Plan, Perspective plan , Zonal
plan, Participatory and inclusive planning, Town and Country Planning Acts, concept of
modern cities, MR & TP act.
Course Syllabus

Urban Growth

Elements of town structure, Town classification: Functional and geographical; City


III Centre, walled city and Urban Fringe areas; classification based on socio-cultural 6
characteristics, changes with time and growth, growth theories, Characteristics of
the urban environment and its components, Modern urban forms, peri- Urban
Areas- Urban Fringe- Issues

Urban Planning Principles and Policies

Objectives and Principles of Urban planning, Environmental aspects of land use


planning, concept of town planning scheme, Role of URDPFI guidelines in Town
IV planning, demand and supply of land relationship, Government policies of urban 7
development, Role of Professional bodies Concept of Neighbourhood Planning,
Satellite Towns, Government Policies for small and medium towns, Urban and Rural
Planning Rural-Urban Fringe.
Course Syllabus

Remote Sensing and GIS for Urban Planning

Introduction to Remote Sensing and GIS for Urban Planning, Urban Land Use
V and Land Cover Analysis, GIS-Based Spatial Analysis for Urban Infrastructure, 6
Remote Sensing for Disaster and Risk Management in Urban Areas, Sustainable
Urban Development Using GIS Tools, Application of total station, drone, GPS,
computer aided design in urban planning.

Urban Legislation and Challenges

Impacts of urbanisation, socio – economic impacts of growth of population,


Social and Economic Environmental Administrator, Levels of Urbanisation, Indian
scenario - Issues and Policies, Global scenario, Future trends of urbanization,
VI Case Studies. Legislation as tools of plan implementation and development ; 8
Review of Planning legislation in India , complaint and redress mechanism.
Module I: Evolution of town planning
Module I: Evolution of town planning
Module I: Evolution of town planning
Module I: Evolution of town planning
Module I: Evolution of town planning
Module I: Evolution of town planning
Module I: Evolution of town planning
Concept of Cities
Conceptual Understanding of Cities
Conceptual Understanding of Cities
Conceptual Understanding of Cities
Conceptual Understanding of Cities
Administrative Definition
Administrative Definition
Geographical Boundaries of Urban Areas and Terminologies
Geographical Boundaries of Urban Areas and Terminologies
Geographical Boundaries of Urban Areas and Terminologies
Classification of Urban Areas and Local Governing Authorities in India
Introduction - Different Professions
Introduction - Different Professions
Introduction - Different Professions
What is Planning?
Role of urban planner
Role of urban planner
History and evolution of town planning
Impacts of Industrial Revolution on Town and Regional planning

⮚ Urbanization: The Industrial Revolution led to a massive migration from rural areas to urban centers, as people
sought jobs in factories and industries. This caused the population of cities to grow rapidly, often beyond the
capacity of existing infrastructure.

⮚ Transportation Infrastructure: Cities saw the introduction of public transport systems, such as trams, buses, and
later subways, to move large numbers of people within increasingly crowded cities.

⮚ Land demand: The demand for land increased due to the need for factories and other manufacturing buildings.

⮚ Housing and Public Health: As cities grew rapidly, the demand for housing outstripped supply, leading to the
development of cheap, poorly constructed housing. he lack of proper sanitation, sewage systems, and clean water
supply contributed to public health crises, with frequent outbreaks of diseases.

⮚ Environmental Impact: The rapid growth of factories and heavy industries led to air and water pollution. Smoke
from coal-burning factories filled the air, while industrial waste often polluted rivers and other water sources. The
extraction of raw materials, such as coal, iron ore, and timber, was intensified during the Industrial Revolution.
Regional planning had to adjust to manage these resources sustainably, while addressing the environmental
degradation caused by industrial activities.
Contemporary developments in planning
Characteristics of Settlements

Land Use

Infrastructure Economy

Characteristics of
Settlements in
urban planning

Transportation Environment

Urban Safety

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