PlanningⅠ

Course Information

College	Akashi College	Year	2023
Course Title	PlanningⅠ
Course Code	5431	Course Category	Specialized / Compulsory
Class Format	Lecture	Credits	School Credit: 1
Department	Civil Engineering	Student Grade	4th
Term	First Semester	Classes per Week	2
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials
Instructor	ISHIMATSU Kazuhito

Course Objectives

1) Understand the responsibilities of social capital and its impact on the society and nature, can secure pleasant and comfortable living of people, and can think what is needed to develop and preserve a good urban environment.
2) Understand the basic method to consider about plans using cyclical process supported by systems approach, and can apply it to planning and designing in various fields of social capital.
3) Understand and can explain cost benefit analysis.
4) Understand and can explain various optimization techniques.

Rubric

	Ideal Level	Standard Level	Unacceptable Level
Achievement 1	Sufficiently understand the responsibilities of social capital and its impact on the society and nature, and can think what is needed to develop and preserve a good urban environment.	Understand the responsibilities of social capital and its impact on the society and nature, and can think what is needed to develop and preserve a good urban environment.	Do not understand the responsibilities of social capital and its impact on the society and nature, and cannot think what is needed to develop and preserve a good urban environment.
Achievement 2	Sufficiently understand the basic method to consider about plans using cyclical process supported by systems approach, and can apply it to planning and designing in various fields of social capital.	Understand the basic method to consider about plans using cyclical process supported by systems approach, and can apply it to planning and designing in various fields of social capital.	Do not understand the basic method to consider about plans using cyclical process supported by systems approach, and cannot apply it to planning and designing in various fields of social capital.
Achievement 3	Sufficiently understand and can explain cost benefit analysis.	Understand and can explain cost benefit analysis.	Do not understand and cannot explain cost benefit analysis.
	Sufficiently understand and can explain various optimization techniques.	Understand and can explain various optimization techniques.	Do not understand and cannot explain various optimization techniques.

Assigned Department Objectives

Teaching Method

Outline:

　For this course, a faculty member who was registered to a private think tank and was in charge of urban and regional planning and economic analysis, will give lectures on the goal, purpose, subject, target, method, environmental conditions, etc. for the planning and designing of social capital. Students will also understand the basic concept of planning that uses cyclical process that takes a systems approach.
　Cost benefit analysis and inter-industry relations analysis will also be explained. Students will understand impact assessment on regional economy brought about by social capital development.

Style:

　Classes will be conducted in a lecture style in line with the textbook.
The overall evaluation of the achievement of the learning will be based on 70% on the periodic exam, 20% on exercise report assignments, 10% on attitude toward class activities such as Q&A sessions. The minimum score for a pass will be 60%.

Notice:

　Understand the basic concept of planning, and master it through exercises. Students will learn the basic concept of modelling of social phenomena, and the interpretation method on the results through exercises, etc. Students who miss 1/3 or more of classes will not be eligible for evaluation.

Characteristics of Class / Division in Learning

Active Learning	Aided by ICT	Applicable to Remote Class	Instructor Professionally Experienced

Course Plan

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

	Exams	Exercise Assignment Report	Mutual Evaluations	Attitude Toward Class Activities	Portfolio	Other	Total
Subtotal	70	20	0	10	0	0	100
Basic Proficiency	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Specialized Proficiency	70	20	0	10	0	0	100
Cross-Disciplinary Proficiency	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

			Theme	Goals
1st Semester
	1st Quarter
		1st	Explanation of the overall outline of the lecture, social capital and its characteristics Explain the interdependence of human society and space in nature, influenced by the civil engineering. List and explain the characteristics of social capital as a public property.	Can explain the interdependence of human society and space in nature, influenced by the civil engineering. Can list and explain the characteristics of social capital as a public property.
		2nd	The need for market mechanisms and social capital Examine the function of market mechanisms and its closing conditions, and review the appropriateness of the development of social capital through public projects.	Can examine the function of market mechanisms and its closing conditions, and can review the appropriateness of the development of social capital through public projects.
		3rd	Systems approach to planning A lecture will be given on the concept and method of a systems approach applied to the motivation for making plans and up through the determination of plans.	Can explain the concept and method of a systems approach applied to the motivation for making plans and up through determination of plans.
		4th	Impact study Classify and organize the impacts of social capital that affect the urban spaces. A lecture will be given on the concept and method of measuring the impacts.	Can classify and organize the impacts of social capital that affect the urban spaces. Can explain the concept and method of measuring the impacts.
		5th	Cost benefit analysis Ⅰ A lecture will be given on the cost, benefit, discount rate, etc. and the concept of cost benefit analysis. In particular, the concept of value of an object will be explained, based on the relationship between the price and time.	Can explain about the cost, benefit, discount rate, etc. and the concept of cost benefit analysis.
		6th	Cost benefit analysis Ⅱ A lecture will be given on the cost, benefit, discount rate, etc. and the concept of cost benefit analysis. In particular, the concept of value of an object will be explained, based on the relationship between the price and time.	Can explain about the cost, benefit, discount rate, etc. and the concept of cost benefit analysis.
		7th	Inter-industry relations analysis I Input factors, added values and employment, intermediate demand, final demand, public investment, etc. will be explained to measure the effects of social capital development on the regional economy using inter-industry relations analysis.	Can explain input factors, added values and employment, intermediate demand, final demand, public investment, etc. and measure using inter-industry relations analysis.
		8th	Inter-industry relations analysis Ⅱ Explain the methods of inter-industry relations analysis, and conduct exercises to elicit the formula for analyzation, and calculate the effects of public investment.	Can elicit the methods of inter-industry relations analysis and the formula for analyzation, and calculate the effects of public investment.
	2nd Quarter
		9th	Return the first semester midterm exam, development of social capital Return the first semester midterm exam and check the answers. A lecture will be given on the optimal method of social capital development.	Can explain about the optimal method of social capital development.
		10th	Queueing Theory I Explain the queuing system constructed of customers' arrival and service.	Can explain the queuing system constructed of customers' arrival and service referring to the queueing theory.
		11th	Queueing Theory II Quantify a queuing system that considers customer arrival and service at the same time, eliciting random phenomena that follow Poisson distribution in theory.	Can quantify a queuing system that considers customer arrival and service at the same time, eliciting random phenomena that follow Poisson distribution in theory.
		12th	Optimal maintenance of social capital A lecture will be given on the concept of optimal service methods for demands that fluctuate probabilistically.	Can explain the concept of optimal service methods for demands that fluctuate probabilistically.
		13th	Mathematical planning method I Explain the objective function and constraints of urban systems, and give a lecture on the formulation, optimization, and interpretation of results of linear programming problems. Students should review well system optimization learned in the year 3 class Systems Engineering.	Understand the objective function and constraints, and can explain about the formulation, optimization, and interpretation of results of linear programming problems.
		14th	Mathematical planning method II Extend the simplex method of linear programming problems and apply it to different cases. Exercise problems will be used while explanations are given.	Can extend the simplex method of linear programming problems and apply it to different cases.
		15th	Comprehensive exercise Check the basic concepts of Planning and review the planning techniques explained so far.	Can comprehensively explain the basic concepts of Planning, impact assessment, and optimization techniques that have been learned so far.
		16th	Final exam