Code: | 300305 | Acronym: | 300305 |
Keywords | |
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Classification | Keyword |
CNAEF | Architecture and Urbanism |
Active? | Yes |
Responsible unit: | Arquitectura (A) |
Course/CS Responsible: | Integrated Master Degree in Architecture |
Acronym | No. of Students | Study Plan | Curricular Years | Credits UCN | Credits ECTS | Contact hours | Total Time |
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MIARQ | 124 | MIARQ | 3 | - | 6 | 40,5 | 162 |
The discipline of Urbanística 1 proposes a reflection on the meanings inherent to the contexts and processes of conformation and evolution of the city and the territories of urbanization, observing the results of the different models, forms and scales of action, within the respective agents' realm and technical and operational assumptions.
The understanding of (intervention in) city and territory naturally presupposes an interdisciplinary approach and the correct interpretation of the relationships between urban practices and physical, social, economic and political structures, their intrinsic characteristics and rules, identifying the permanence factors and the dynamics of change inherent in the very facts and processes to be recognized.
An objective and coherent perception of urban phenomena is sought as resultants and/or determinants of the interaction between programs, plans and projects (public spaces, infrastructure and architecture), their forms of concretion, articulation and management, especially with the generalization of the urban and territorial planning actions that aggregate several areas of scientific knowledge.
The recognition and critical interpretation of the facts, structures and systems in urbanized territories, as well as the practices and processes of formation and transformation that are at their origin. The aim is to train the student for the current disciplinary debate marked by changes in the territorial configuration of urbanization, changes in socio-productive relations, and involvement of a growing number of actors, with often unpredictable consequences.
For this, it will be important to know the authors, ideas and fundamental experiences that, since the middle of the XIX century, were modeling the discipline, as well as its specific contexts and the particular conditions that made it possible to materialize. But, above all, it will be necessary to understand the influence that these urban models have had, and have, in the ways of reading and transforming the urban space and in the disciplinary debate.
The search for new operational methodologies appropriate to the ways and expectations of life of the inhabitants and users of the contemporary city requires the substantiation of a clear idea of city, since "The planning of the city should inform itself in the results of its own experimentation as a machine non-banal model capable of mediating the heuristic process of recognition, strategic management and representation of the state of the urban culture in which it operates "(Bernardo Secchi, U92, Sep/1988).
Note: The bibliography will be developed with specific references regarding the themes of each class, included in the corresponding summaries.
The complementary bibliography can be found in the "Documents" folder in this window.
Theoretical classes will be taught in order to introduce themes to the discipline program, observing examples related to diverse contexts and practices, using bibliographical references and selected graphic supports.
The compact format of the course aims mainly a first framework of the main disciplinary correlations, in view of the orientation of subsequent studies on the part of the students.
designation | Weight (%) |
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Teste | 85,00 |
Trabalho escrito | 15,00 |
Total: | 100,00 |
designation | Time (hours) |
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Trabalho escrito | 0,00 |
Estudo autónomo | 0,00 |
Total: | 0,00 |
1 - Normal time
is based on the weighted average of the results of two written tests complemented by the corresponding study books.
The tests are intended for the measurement of the ability for critical reflection on the core subjects to the syllabus of the discipline.
The study book consists of individual summaries of the topics covered in the classes and deepening of them supported by the critical reading of texts (articles or parts of books), with written and graphic notes, not just a brief memorandum of the lessons. This book is designed to assess the ability to apprehend, deepen and systematize the various programmatic contents, establishing their possible lines of continuity or evidencing contrasts, among other aspects inherent in the reflection on these same contents.
The tests will be with consultation, and the study book will be delivered with each of the tests.
The tests and study books that complement them are evaluated together, the study book corresponding to 15% (up to 3 values) of the classification of this evaluation instrument.
To obtain frequency, the average of the evaluation of the two tests complemented by the study books should be equal to or greater than 10 (ten) values. This positive evaluation exempts the student from the resource exam.
In the eventuality that the student misses one of the two tests, this can be replaced by the resource exam. In this case, the final evaluation will correspond to the average of the evaluations of one of the tests and the resource exam.
In case of absence in both tests, the frequency of the course is not obtained.
2 - Time of appeal
The exam of resource is realized in own time defined for the effect in the school calendar. It consists of a written test covering all the subject matter, and follows the same pattern of the tests of the normal time, implying also the delivery of the corresponding study notebook.
The access to the resource examination requires a minimum grade of 8 (eight) values obtained in the average of the two tests carried out in the normal time of the same academic year. The classification obtained in the examination of resource replaces the classification obtained in the normal time.
In case of absence to one of the tests of the normal time, the resource examination replaces the missing test. In this case, the final evaluation will correspond to the average of the evaluations of one of the tests and the resource exam.
Students who have missed the two tests during the normal time may not take the resource test.
1 - Formula of the final classification (CF) obtained in normal season
CF = [(0,85 T1 + 0,15 CE1) + (0,85 T2 + 0,15 CE1)] / 2
CF – final classification
T1 and T2 – 1st semester test and 2nd semester test;
CE1 and CE2 – study book of the first semester and study book of the second semester
2 - Formula of the final classification (CF) obtained at the time of appeal
CF = 0,85 Er + 0,15 CEr
CF – final classification;
Er – resource examination
CEr – study book referring to the subject of the entire academic year.
In accordance with applicable regulations.
The final classification can be improved by performing the resource examination that covers the entire program of the Course and does not dispense with the delivery of the corresponding study book.
The classification of this exam (Er + CEr) replaces the average of the grades obtained in the previous tests.