After successful completion of the course, students are able to demonstrate a basic understanding of the spatial planning discipline. Students can name basic formal and informal spatial planning tools and implement basic planning goals and principles.
1. Introduction in spatial and regional planning
- Basic functions of existence as a goal of spatial planning
- Functions and goals
- Consideration of historic development
- Challenges to regional planning today
2. Land-use planning regulations
- Functions and goals
3. Planning goals and principles
4. Comprehensive regional planning
5. Local planning
- Local development plans
- Buildiung regulation plans
- Development plans
6. Separation of functions on developed land
Please note the reservation dates.
Assignment in the Master's programme in Civil Engineering (Study code: 066 505):
Module 1 of the specialisation Traffic & Mobility;
Module 3 of the other specialisations
The lecture takes place as a block course.
Written exam
The exams will take place ONLINE until further notice. The exam is written in TUWEL, the exam supervision takes place in a ZOOM meeting running simultaneously. Detailed information about the exam procedures as well as access information for the supervision room in ZOOM will be sent to you via TISS news prior to the exam.
Online examination guide of the Research Unit of Regional Planning and Regional Development.
FAQ
What do I need for the online exam?
You need a stable internet connection, a primary device equipped with a webcam and a working microphone (laptop or smartphone), a second device with keyboard and screen (for taking the exam) and your TU Vienna student ID.
What does the exam mode look like?
The exam consists of six open-ended questions that can be answered either by keyboard input or handwritten.
When and how do I get the details on the exam procedure?
You will receive the access link to the meeting room in ZOOM as well as all information about the procedure via TISS news the day before the exam.
How do I get access to the TUWEL course if I am registered for the exam but not for the course?
You will be added to the TUWEL course immediately after the registration deadline. Please refer to the exam registration page for the registration deadline.
Am I allowed to use any other resources during the exam?
No, the exam is not an open book exam.
Is the exam recorded?
No.
a. ÖSTERREICHISCHE RAUMORDNUNGSKONFERENZ (2018): Raumordnung in Österreich. ÖROK Schriftenreihe Nr. 202. Wien.
b. ÖSTERREICHISCHE RAUMORDNUNGSKONFERENZ (2014): Österreichisches Raumentwicklungskonzept 2011. ÖROK Schriftenreihe Nr. 185. Wien.
c. ÖSTERREICHISCHE RAUMORDNUNGSKONFERENZ (2015): 14. Raumordnungsbericht. ÖROK Schriftenreihe Nr. 195. Wien.
d. ÖSTERREICHISCHE RAUMORDNUNGSKONFERENZ (2012): 13. Raumordnungsbericht. ÖROK Schriftenreihe Nr. 187. Wien.
e. SCHINDEGGER, Friedrich (1999): Raum. Planung. Politik. Wien.
Teil Dillinger:
- Landesentwicklungsprogramm 2011 Burgenland und Angang A, B (Broschüre zum LEP 2011)
- Regionales Raumordnungsprogramm südliches Wiener Umland
- Regionales Raumordnungsprogramm Untere Enns
- Sachprogramm Standortentwicklung für Wohnen und Arbeiten im Salzburger Zentralraum
- Burgenländische Raumordnungsgesetz (überörtliche Raumplanung)
- Salzburger Raumordnungsgesetz (überörtliche Raumplanung)
- Niederösterreichisches Raumordnungsgesetz (überörtliche Raumplanung)
- ÖREK 2011
- ÖREK Agenda Stadtregionen (http://www.mecca-consulting.at/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/ME_06_Agenda-STadtregionen.pdf)
