An examination of the major factors giving rise to distinctive styles of urban spatial organization. Focus moves from city-wide scale to subareas/sectors – inner city, housing, retailing, etc. Emphasis on understanding and planning for the dynamics of complex environments. Applied issues or problems are dealt with throughout the course. [Note: Field trip fee: $20.] Prereq: One of GEOG 202, GEOG/ERS 203, GEOG 250 or PLAN 100(Cross-listed with GEOG 349)
