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Landskapsplanering i teori och praktik

Kursens syfte är att förmedla kunskap att undersöka landskap ur teoretiska perspektiv och studera möjligheter till landskapets omvandling inom praktisk landskapsplanering. Kursen omfattar teorier hur landskapsarkitekturen kan bevara eller utveckla landskapet inom olika planeringsuppgifter.

Kursen använder landskapsteori som verktyg för kritisk granskning och fördjupad förståelse för planering, särskilt landskapsplanering. Den diskuterar centrala begrepp och metoder i landskapsplanering, med exempel på hur det praktiseras.

Kursen är baserad på litteraturseminarier i kombination med föreläsningar och workshops. I kursen ingår att skriva en uppsats där en av de teorier eller begrepp som diskuteras i kursen studeras mer ingående.

Information från kursledaren

2020-08-30
Course guide
Dear students, The course guide is now available. As it contains the literature list and the timetable, it is available under both these headlines. Looking forward to see you tomorrow! Mattias

2020-08-27
Welcome to the course!
Welcome to the course Landscape planning in theory and practice! I am looking forward to see you via Zoom on Monday, 13 - 16. Please follow the link below. Join Zoom Meeting https://slu-se.zoom.us/j/61370859315 Meeting ID: 613 7085 9315 Passcode: 010847 Best wishes, Mattias Qviström

Kursvärdering

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Andra kursvärderingar för LK0345

Läsåret 2023/2024

Landskapsplanering i teori och praktik (LK0345-20076)

2023-10-31 - 2024-01-14

Läsåret 2022/2023

Landskapsplanering i teori och praktik (LK0345-20027)

2022-11-01 - 2023-01-15

Läsåret 2021/2022

Landskapsplanering i teori och praktik (LK0345-10117)

2021-08-30 - 2021-11-01

Läsåret 2019/2020

Landskapsplanering i teori och praktik (LK0345-10035)

2019-09-02 - 2019-10-31

Kursplan och övrig information

Betygskriterier

(This info is also available in the course guide)

Formalities

The paper's length should be roughly 10–15 pages (including the reference list and optional images), with no less than 3 000 and no more than 5 000 words (excluding the reference list). The paper should be written in English; only by way of exception and after discussion with your supervisor in Swedish.

Structure

We are not too strict in terms of the structure of the paper, but to make sure you don't get stuck on how to structure the paper we would argue the paper should have (at least) the following sections in this order:

  1. Introduction (in which the questions or aims with the paper is clearly stated),
  2. a section that introduces the theory and/or methods used,
  3. a section which presents and discusses the empirical material studied (“empirical material” can range from concrete landscapes, via plans, policies and programmes, to interview material, newspaper articles, academic literature—depending on your interest and the aims of your paper),
  4. a final section in which you return to the questions and sums up the findings (Discussion and/or Conclusion),
  5. References.

There might be reasons to divert from this structure, but if that is the case, please discuss it with your supervisor.

Content

In the paper you are asked to apply the theoretical discussions from the course literature, the lectures, and the workshops on a specific case. The case could be, for instance, a specific place, a plan, an interview, or a (limited) discourse. Since the empirical study as such is not the main focus, it is advisable to choose a limited case, or perhaps to study a project or a place which you are already familiar with. Your supervisor will help you to limit the case.

The paper should illustrate your ability to use the concepts and theories discussed in the course. Please make sure to explicitly refer to the course literature (and the recommended literature) in your paper. We don't expect that you use all the literature, but we do expect that you use at least a few texts, in an informed manner.

Supervision

We will supervise you most likely in smaller groups and/or individually, with approximately one meeting per week. The dates and time will be decided by the supervisor and communicated at the beginning of the course's second phase.

Grading criteria

The requirements for attaining different grades are described below. The scale of grades is as follows: 5: Pass with distinction, 4: Pass with credit, 3: Pass, U: Fail

Course component

Final paper

Literature seminars

Written assignments

Weight

60%

20%

20%

Marked by

Examiner

Examiner

Examiner

Associated course objectives

…communicate an understanding of the wide fields of landscape and planning theory

… apply the conceptual framework offered in the course for a critical examination of a landscape planning project

…apply academic writing

… reflect upon the rhetorical use of concepts and theories within the field of landscape planning, and its consequences for the practice.

…communicate an understanding of the wide fields of landscape and planning theory

…explain the role of cartography for how landscape planning has been and is practiced today, and strategies for moving beyond or enriching this dominant perspective

…define and describe different ideas on key concepts within landscape planning;

… reflect upon the rhetorical use of concepts and theories within the field of landscape planning, and its consequences for the practice,

…reflect upon the needs for a sustainability shift within planning and what it requires in terms of new or revised theories within landscape planning.

The final paper

5

The student is able to identify and critically discuss issues within the selected topic and formulate and justify his/her case in a convincing way. The student refers to relevant literature in a correct way. The student is able to handle the complex and dynamic character of key concepts of the course, in the theoretical discussion and in relation to the case. The student engages with several of the key concepts, or with literature beyond just a couple of sets of compulsory reading (e.g. also recommended reading). The student is able to write a well-structured paper in a clear language within the given word-limit (3000–5000 words incl. references).

4

The student is able to identify and critically discuss issues within the selected topic and formulate and justify his/her case. The student refers to relevant course literature in a correct way. The student is able to handle the complex and dynamic character of the concepts of the course, in the theoretical discussion and/or in a case. The student is able to write a well-structured paper in a clear language within or close to the given word-limit (3000–5000 words incl. references).

3

The student is able to identify and formulate questions within the selected topic, and to refer to course literature in a correct way. The student demonstrates an understanding of key concepts of the course, and she/he is able to present the paper in an understandable language within or close to the word limit (3000–5000 words incl. references).

U

The literature seminars

4/5

The student is active in all seminars and puts relevant questions and listens actively to ideas and comments of others. The questions and comments reveal that the student has read the texts carefully (this does not rule out occasional misunderstandings, and certainly not questions concerning the theories and ideas of the paper in question). The student contributes with presentations which are clearly structured, capture the main content of the paper, raise interesting questions for the discussion, and is done within the given time frame.

3

The student is active in all seminars, puts questions and listens to ideas and comments of others. The questions and comments reveal that the student has read the texts. The student contributes with oral presentations, within the given time frame.

U

The written assignments (excl. the final paper)

4/5

The student is able to present and critically discuss the content of the literature, and set it in a wider context (i.e. in relation to other literature of the course and/or practical examples) in a convincing way. The student refers to the course literature in a correct way. The student is able to write well-structured assignments in a clear language within the given page-limit.

3

The student is able to present and discuss the content of the literature. The student refers to the course literature in a correct way. The student is able to write assignments in a clear language within the given page-limit.

U

Litteraturlista

  1. Course guide [Course guide] (< LK0345_ht19-20_Course_guide_2020-09-11.docx>)

Kursfakta

Kursen ges som en fristående kurs: Ja Kursavgift: Studieavgift, endast för medborgare utanför EU, EES, och Schweiz: 74982 SEK Nivå: Avancerad nivå (A1F)
Ämne: Landskapsarkitektur Landskapsarkitektur
Kurskod: LK0345 Anmälningskod: SLU-10181 Plats: Uppsala Distanskurs: Nej Undervisningsspråk: Engelska Ansvarig institution: Institutionen för stad och land Studietakt: 100%