REAL
PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT MINOR – 2005-07
College
Architecture & Environmental Design Bldg. (05), Room 212
(805) 756-1321
This minor is designed for students who are interested in the built environment, and want to deepen their knowledge of how projects get initiated, move through the development process, and then how they are managed after construction.
The program is designed to prepare students for entry-level employment with professionals engaged in real property development. Courses include aspects of practitioners’ real world experiences and knowledge of state-of-the-art practices, techniques, and challenges.
Students learn about the
economic, design, environmental, and regulatory factors that influence housing,
office,
Interested students should contact the City and Regional Planning Department for individual advisement.
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Required courses |
Units |
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CM 475 Real Property
Development Principles |
4 |
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CRP 315 Fiscal and Project
Feasibility |
4 |
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CRP 446 Development Review
and Entitlement |
4 |
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Select two
or more courses from the following: |
8/9 |
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Required courses in the
student's major may not be selected. Courses selected here may count as electives
in the major: |
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CM 342, 364, 431, 453; CRP
336, 420, 442, 447, 520 |
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CM 485-495 or CRP 409 (4
units maximum); |
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CM 470-471 or CRP 470-471
(4 units maximum); |
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BUS 434, 435 or CRP 400 |
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Planning/Design |
3/4 |
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Select one course from the
following (if a 3-unit course is selected, additional support units may be
taken so as to have at least 24 units total): |
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ARCH 445 Urban Design in
Architecture (3) |
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CRP 430 Public Sector
Planning Practice (3) |
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Any real property development-related
planning or design course at 400-500 level, with advisor approval (4) |
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