PLG502A

038485

This course will show the multi-disciplinary nature of urban development and redevelopment, and the role of development professionals with planning and/or business backgrounds to facilitate collaborations toward the common objective of using public resources to leverage private investment consistent with public objectives. The course will also endeavor to have students develop a succinct but informative approach to communicating reasonably complex financial analyses for diverse audiences. It is hoped that this course will enable students to become leaders in shaping and implementing policies aimed at making the built environment more equitable and responsive to society's needs. This course provides students with the basic tools needed to craft innovative solutions that leverage public resources to advance society's needs.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Graduate

CE - CL (Cross Listed)

Graduate level standing and enrollment in the MRED program. Students enrolled in MS Planning Program to enroll with department consent only.