Community and Regional Planning (CRP)
CRP 101Q, 201Q, 301Q, 401Q, 501Q, 601Q, 701Q, 801Q, 901Q Topics in Community and Regional Planning 1-9 Hours
CRP 119S, 219S, 319S, 419S, 519S, 619S, 719S, 819S, 919S Topics in Community and Regional Planning 1-9 Hours
This course is used to record credit the student earns while enrolled at another institution in a program administered by the University's Study Abroad Office. Credit is recorded as assigned by the study abroad adviser in the School of Architecture. University credit is awarded for work in an exchange program; it may be counted as coursework taken in residence. Transfer credit is awarded for work in an affiliated studies program.
CRP 120Q, 220Q, 320Q, 420Q, 520Q, 620Q, 720Q, 820Q, 920Q Topics in Community and Regional Planning 1-9 Hours
CRP 129S, 229S, 329S, 429S, 529S, 629S, 729S, 829S, 929S Topics in Community and Regional Planning 1-9 Hours
This course is used to record credit the student earns while enrolled at another institution in a program administered by the University's Study Abroad Office. Credit is recorded as assigned by the study abroad adviser in the School of Architecture. University credit is awarded for work in an exchange program; it may be counted as coursework taken in residence. Transfer credit is awarded for work in an affiliated studies program.
CRP 369K Principles of Physical Planning 3 Hours
Introductory course in the physical dimension of urban planning.
CRP 380F Topics in Foundations of Planning 3 Hours
Conceptional foundations of community and regional planning.
CRP 380F.1 Planning History, Theory, and Ethics 3 Hours
CRP 380F.2 Foundations of Planning Law 3 Hours
CRP 380F.3 Public Economics and Finance 3 Hours
CRP 180Q, 280Q, 380Q, 480Q, 580Q, 680Q, 780Q, 880Q, 980Q Topics in Community and Regional Planning 1-9 Hours
CRP 180W, 380W Topics in Disaster Recovery 1,3 Hours
CRP 381M Topics in Foundational Methods in Planning 3 Hours
CRP 381M.2 Qualitative and Participatory Methods 3 Hours
CRP 381Q Quantitative Methods 3 Hours
CRP 382C Topics in Physical Planning and Design 3 Hours
Subjects may include place-making, landscape and urban design, and physical planning and design at the national, regional, or local level.
CRP 382C.1 Urban Design Practice 3 Hours
CRP 382C.10 Principles of Physical Planning 3 Hours
CRP 382C.11 The Future: Views in Planning 3 Hours
CRP 382C.12 Geodesign 3 Hours
CRP 382C.2 Design for Planners I 3 Hours
CRP 382C.3 Design for Planners II 3 Hours
CRP 382C.4 Urban Land Institute Workshop 3 Hours
CRP 382C.5 Garden City to New Community 3 Hours
CRP 382C.6 Urban Landscapes and Place-Making 3 Hours
CRP 382C.7 Spatial Analysis and Design 3 Hours
CRP 382C.9 Social Life of Public Places 3 Hours
CRP 383 Topics in Environment and Natural Resources 3 Hours
Seminars and workshops on subjects including environmental and ecological analysis and planning topics. Workshops are based on active research or cooperation with public or private clients.
CRP 383.1 Techniques in Environmental Analysis 3 Hours
CRP 383.12 Environmental Law and Public Health 3 Hours
CRP 383.13 Land Use and Environmental Dispute Resolution 3 Hours
CRP 383.14 Bioregional Planning 3 Hours
CRP 383.15 Brownfields 3 Hours
CRP 383.16 Green and Gray Infrastructure 3 Hours
CRP 383.2 Coastal Zone Planning 3 Hours
CRP 383.3 Environmental Impact Assessment 3 Hours
CRP 383.4 Disasters and Resilience: Planning and Response 3 Hours
CRP 383.6 Urban Environmental Analysis 3 Hours
CRP 383.7 Introduction to Urban Ecology 3 Hours
CRP 384 Topics in Transportation 3 Hours
Neighborhood, city, and regional transportation policy and practice.
CRP 384.1 Urban Transportation Planning 3 Hours
CRP 384.10 Bicycle and Pedestrian Transit Planning 3 Hours
CRP 384.11 Megaregional Planning 3 Hours
CRP 384.12 Transportation Equity Analysis 3 Hours
CRP 384.13 Women and Transportation 3 Hours
CRP 384.3 Planning for Accessibility 3 Hours
CRP 384.4 Land Use and Transportation Planning 3 Hours
CRP 384.5 International Transportation Issues 3 Hours
CRP 384.6 Metropolitan Transportation Studies with Geographic Information Systems 3 Hours
CRP 384.7 Transit-Oriented Development 3 Hours
CRP 384.9 Transportation Planning and Policy 3 Hours
CRP 385C Topics in Economic and Community Development 3 Hours
Seminars and workshops on subjects including theory and analysis of social and economic sustainability of communities and regions and community led responses and initiatives.
CRP 385C.1 Urban and Regional Theory 3 Hours
CRP 385C.10 Right to the City 3 Hours
CRP 385C.11 City and Regional Planning in Texas 3 Hours
CRP 385C.12 Building a Sustainable Region 3 Hours
CRP 385C.15 Migratory Urbanism 3 Hours
CRP 385C.2 Urban Economic Development Policy 3 Hours
CRP 385C.3 Sustainable Urban Economic Development Planning 3 Hours
CRP 385C.4 Community Development 3 Hours
CRP 385C.5 Development and Planning in Latin America 3 Hours
CRP 385C.6 International Sustainable Social Development 3 Hours
CRP 385C.7 Social, Spatial, and Environmental Justice 3 Hours
CRP 385C.8 Built Environment and Public Health 3 Hours
CRP 385C.9 Sustainable Cities 3 Hours
CRP 685D Planning Studio 6 Hours
An integrative and comprehensive planning studio project course, involving application of theory, research, fieldwork, and oral, graphic, and written communication.
CRP 386 Topics in Applied Planning Techniques 3 Hours
Quantitative and qualitative methods of planning analysis, spatial analysis and mapping, and visual communication techniques.
CRP 386.11 Geographic Information Systems in Planning 3 Hours
CRP 386.12 Financing Real Estate Projects: Non-Profit and For-Profit 3 Hours
CRP 386.13 Art of Community Engagement 3 Hours
CRP 386.14 Smart City 3 Hours
CRP 386.2 Applied Methods 3 Hours
CRP 386.4 Qualitative Research Methods 3 Hours
CRP 386.5 Urban Geographic Information Systems 3 Hours
CRP 386.8 Research Design 3 Hours
CRP 386.9 Sustainable Land Use Planning 3 Hours
CRP 386K Introduction to Visual Communications and Geographic Information Systems for Planners 3 Hours
CRP 387C Topics in Infrastructure Planning 3 Hours
Policy and techniques for providing soft and hard urban infrastructure; infrastructure planning and analysis.
CRP 387C.1 Infrastructure Planning and Development 3 Hours
CRP 387C.2 Water Resources Planning 3 Hours
CRP 387C.3 Urban Parks and Open Space Planning 3 Hours
CRP 387C.5 Urban Agricultural Systems 3 Hours
CRP 387C.6 Resource Management and Recycling 3 Hours
CRP 387C.7 Race and the Built Environment 3 Hours
CRP 388 Topics in Housing 3 Hours
Planning and housing policies and programs related to production and access to housing; community strategies for meeting housing needs.
CRP 388.1 Housing Demand and Production 3 Hours
CRP 388.2 Housing and Culture 3 Hours
CRP 388.3 Affordable Housing Planning and Policy 3 Hours
CRP 388.4 Affordable Housing Development and Design 3 Hours
CRP 388.5 Housing Practice and Public Policy in Latin America 3 Hours
CRP 389C Topics in Land Use and Land Development 3 Hours
Analysis of land use patterns, planning principles, and strategies for achieving sustainability goals, and private land development principles and practices.
CRP 389C.1 Planning for Land Development 3 Hours
CRP 389C.2 Research in Land Development 3 Hours
CRP 389C.3 Landscape and Culture 3 Hours
CRP 389C.4 Images of the City 3 Hours
CRP 390 Topics in Conference Course in Community and Regional Planning 3 Hours
Readings and case studies in current topical issues in planning and planning education.
CRP 390.1 Readings in International Planning 3 Hours
CRP 391D Topics in Doctoral Seminar 3 Hours
Advanced theory and research methodology.
CRP 391D.1 Colloquium on Planning Issues 3 Hours
CRP 391D.2 Planning Theory Seminar 3 Hours
CRP 391D.3 Research Methodology Seminar 3 Hours
CRP 392C Topics in Historic Preservation 3 Hours
Includes topics in architectural history, with a focus on the twentieth century and Modernism; architectural conservation; preservation planning and cultural resource management; and design.
CRP 392C.1 History of American City Building 3 Hours
CRP 392C.2 Preservation History and Theory 3 Hours
CRP 392C.3 National Registry of Historic Places Documentation 3 Hours
CRP 392C.4 Research Seminar in Sustainable Preservation 3 Hours
CRP 392C.5 Historic Preservation: Planning and Practice 3 Hours
CRP 392C.6 Historic Preservation: Preservation Law 3 Hours
CRP 395C Planning Studio 3 Hours
An integrative and comprehensive planning studio project course, involving application of theory, research, fieldwork, and oral, graphic, and written communication.
CRP 395D Planning Studio 3 Hours
Continuation of Community and Regional Planning 395C.
CRP 196, 396 Independent Research in Community and Regional Planning 1,3 Hours
CRP 197, 297, 397 Planning Internship 1-3 Hours
Includes placement with a public or private planning agency, faculty supervision, and presentation of report.
CRP 698 Thesis 6 Hours
CRP 398R Master's Professional Report 3 Hours
Preparation of a report to fulfill the requirement for the master's degree under the report option.
CRP 399W, 699W, 999W Dissertation 3,6,9 Hours