Urban Planning Principles - Latest Edition

Author: Jin Dongxiao (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: To facilitate candidates preparing for the National Urban Planning Qualification Examination, this book has been specially compiled and published under the commission of Tianjin University Press. The purpose of publishing this book is to help a wide range of candidates understand and master the relevant knowledge of urban planning principles in the shortest time possible, improve exam techniques, and enhance exam performance. Additionally, based on the latest exam question trends, some background knowledge and related content have been added for the reference of urban planning professionals. Candidates preparing for and taking this course should pay attention to the following points:
(1) The content of the exam syllabus is divided into three levels: understanding, familiarization, and mastery. However, each question in the exam is worth 1 point, so a comprehensive review of all exam content is necessary.
(2) Focus on understanding rather than rote memorization, and enhance your ability to judge true-or-false and easily confused questions.
(3) The Urban Planning Principles exam consists entirely of multiple-choice questions, most of which are single-choice. To increase exam difficulty, multiple-choice questions have been introduced since 2002. Based on past exam results, many candidates lose points primarily on multiple-choice questions, so it is recommended that candidates strengthen their preparation for this type of question.
(4) During the exam, carefully read and understand the specific requirements of each question and select the "correct" or "incorrect" answer accordingly.
This book is not only an authoritative review guide for candidates preparing for the National Urban Planning Qualification Examination but also a practical reference for urban planners, architects, and other technical professionals. The book covers topics including cities and urban development, the origin, development, and main theories of urban planning, the tasks, systems, and relationships of urban planning with other planning fields, and the preparation of urban plans.