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School of Planning, Design and Construction
Collaborating to create sustainable and healthy built, natural, and virtual environments.
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In the Field: Pat Crawford
Published on May 21, 2018
Pat Crawford, School of Planning, Design, and Construction at Michigan State University, discusses the DETXMSU project. -
UP 100: The City
This course covers evolution, character, dimensions and elements of cities.
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PDC 491: Special Topics: Data Management
This course offers an introduction to data management for planning, design and construction.
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UP 201: Introduction to Urban & Regional Planning
This course covers urban planning concepts, contemporary urban issues, historical contexts, and the politics and theory of planning.
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PDC 120: Planning and Design Digital Graphics
This is an introductory course to design and present digital images in various forms using Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and SketchUp (3D models).
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UP 400: Special Topics: Sustainable City Development
This class explores the connection between federal, state and local polices in the practice of sustainable city development and redevelopment.
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ISS 320: The Future City
This class will consider how autonomous vehicles , renewable energy, smart cities and artificial intelligence will reshape urban life. In disruptive
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ISS 315: Urban Spaces, Food Systems, & Health
This summer session II course is an introductory course on understanding urban environments and food systems in cities, and the potential impacts on public health.
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CMP 491: Special Topics: Real Estate Finance and Economics
This course will cover a wide variety of topics relating to real estate finance and economics.
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PDC 491: Special Topics: Healthy Cities
This summer session II course is an introductory course on understanding the various facets of urban environments and their impacts on public health.
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PDC 491: Special Topics: Mega Event Planning - The Olympics, World Cup and World Fairs
This class will explore the many dimensions of major sporting and cultural events, such as the Olympics, World Cup, Super Bowl and World`s Fairs.
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PDC 420: Advanced Digital Graphic Communication
This is an advanced course to design and present digital images in various forms using Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and SketchUp (3D models).
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ISS 310: People and Environment: Planning across the globe as a social activity
This course will explore communities located in specific spaces with emphasis on their physical, social, political, and economic climates.
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NCI Charrette System Non-Credit Course
This online non-credit course provides an in-depth working knowledge of the National Charrette Institute's Charrette System with an emphasis on collaboration by design, along with advanced collaborative innovation processes. The primary purpose of the course is to learn how to assess any design project, and determine the right type of charrette and its associated scope and budget.
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PDC 100: Introduction to the Built Environment
PDC 100 introduces professions/disciplines, its formal educational preparation and its practice related to the built environment.
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IDES 240: Computer-Aided Design for Designers
Emphasis placed on learning how to use AutoCAD software (not design skills) to produce 2-dimensional drawings, templates and layouts.
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IDES 140: Design for Living
Course emphasis is placed on general design appreciation. Explore universal principles of design from an experiential perspective.
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2018 LandTEXTURE Newsletter
Published on February 1, 2018
The MSU Landscape Architecture Alumni & Advisory board has many committees, as most organizations do, but this year they have put a real focus on two areas: Student engagement and fundraising. -
2016 LandTEXTURE Newsletter
Published on January 15, 2016
Published by the MSU Landscape Architecture Alumni & Advisory board for the alumni and friends of Landscape Architecture. -
2019 LandTEXTURE Newsletter
Published on January 29, 2019
Published by the MSU Landscape Architecture Alumni & Advisory board for the alumni and friends of Landscape Architecture.
