Curriculum Policy for the Course in Strategic Frontiers for Regional Revitalization, Master’s Program in Policy and Planning Sciences 2024

This course is designed based on the Curriculum Policy about the Master’s Program in Policy and Planning Sciences. The ability to promote projects effectively via the practical modules can be acquired by participating some active Learning.

Learning Models for Course in Strategic Frontiers for Regional Revitalization

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Course Category				Course Name	Units	Learning Model1	Learning Model2
Graduate General Education Courses Interdisciplinary Foundation Courses	Foundation Subjects for Major	Electively Required (2 units ~)		Graduate General Education Courses Interdisciplinary Foundation Courses		●	●
	Foundation Subjects for Major	Electively Required (2 units ~)		Subjects other than those related to PPS
Degree Programs' Common Courses	Foundation Subjects for Major	Electively Required (6 units ~)		Mathematics for Policy and Planning Sciences	2
				Microeconomics	2
				Social Simulation	2		●
				Game Theory	2		●
				Statistical Analysis	2		●
				Corporate Valuation	2		●
				Institutions and Policy Decision	2	●
				Urban and Environmental Planning	2	●
				Spatial Information Science	2
				Mobility Innovations and Their Application for Society	2	●	●
				Blockchain Technology for Regional Revitalization	2	●	●
	Major Subjects	Electively Required (0 units ~)	Financial / Natural Resource & Spatial / Environmental Design	Urban and Regional Analytics	2
			Spatial / Environmental & Organizational / Behavioral Design	Urban Renewal Project Management/ Area Management	2	●
				Theory and Practice of Economic Policy	2		●
			Organizational / Behavioral & Financial / Natural Resource Design	Business Strategy: Theories and Practices	2	●
				Information Security	2		●
				Financial Management: Theory and Practice	2
			Financial / Natural Resource Design	Theory of Asset Valuation	2
				Discrete Mathematics	2
				Mathematical Optimization Theory	2
			Spatial / Environmental Design	Regional Science	2
				History of Urban Built Environment	2	●
				Residential Environment Planning	2
			Organizational / Behavioral Design	Microeconometric Analysis	2
			Organizational / Behavioral Design	Operations Management	2	●
				Special Lecture on Policy and Planning Sciences I	2
				Special Lecture on Policy and Planning Sciences II #	2
				Special Lecture on Policy and Planning Sciences III	2
Programs' Courses	Foundation Subjects for Major	Electively Required (2 units ~)		Workshop in Policy and Planning Sciences I	1	●
				Workshop in Policy and Planning Sciences II	1	●
				Internship in Policy and Planning Sciences	2	●
				Active learning in Strategic Frontiers for Regional Revitalization I	2	●	●
				Active learning in Strategic Frontiers for Regional Revitalization II	2	●	●
				Active learning in Strategic Frontiers for Regional Revitalization III	2	●	●
		Required (2 units)		Introduction to Strategic Frontiers for Regional Revitalization I	1	●	●
		Required (2 units)		Introduction to Strategic Frontiers for Regional Revitalization II	1	●	●
	Major Subjects	Electively Required (0 units ~)		Facilitation Training Pre-Program in Policy and Planning Sciences I	1		●
				Facilitation Training Pre-Program in Policy and Planning Sciences II	1
				Facilitation Training Program in Policy and Planning Sciences I	2		●
				Facilitation Training Program in Policy and Planning Sciences II	2
		Required (12 units)		Basic Master's Seminar in Policy and Planning Sciences I	2	●	●
				Basic Master's Seminar in Policy and Planning Sciences II	2	●	●
				Special Master's Seminar in Policy and Planning Sciences I	2	●	●
				Special Master's Seminar in Policy and Planning Sciences II	2	●	●
				Special Master's Research Work in Policy and Planning Sciences I	2	●	●
				Special Master's Research Work in Policy and Planning Sciences II	2	●	●
				Total		36	36

Learning Model 1:

Community Planning CoordinatorAfter completing 36 credits to develop the ability to utilize the IoT in community planning and development, become a professional coordinator of town planning and provide technical advice to local governments and/or other organizations.

Learning Model 2:

Local government official in charge of formulating policy and /or system utilizing the IoTAfter completing 36 credits of important theory in institutional formulation, (e.g., mechanism design), become a local government official with specialized knowledge and skills in IoT who can engage actively to introduce the IoT for the formulation of new policies and systems.