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- 2. DISCUSS COURSE SYLLABUS
- 3. Method of Evaluation Student learning will be evaluated on the basis of the following weighted components:
- 4. GRADING The final grades will be determined based on total points accumulated and their weights as
- 5. Quizzes, Exams, and Make-up Procedures: Quizzes may be administered during any of the scheduled class sessions
- 6. DISCUSS COURSE SYLLABUS
- 7. HUMAN BEINGS AS THE SKIN CANCER OF THE PLANET: The earth has skin and that skin
- 8. World population growth (in millions) Source: United Nations Աշխարհի բնակչության թիվը և աճը
- 9. Population Size and Growth by Continent (in millions) Africa Asia Europe Latin America North America Oceania
- 10. This growing population is also living longer Source: World Resources Institute, 2006 Աշխարհի բնակչության կÛանքի ëåաëíáÕ
- 11. World Bank data shows that the percentage of the population living in households with income per
- 12. Let’s watch a video by Hans Rosling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbkSRLYSojo
- 13. Food Water Human habitation Transport Energy Resources Waste Other consumer goods Human consumption cycle Clothing Electronics
- 14. The ecological footprint is a measure of human demand on the Earth's ecosystems. It represents the
- 15. Globally, humans need 2.1 hectare to have a sustainable planet. The human ecological footprint in 2008
- 16. Ecological footprint is development dependent but other factors also play a role Սոցիալ-տնտեսական զարգացումը և էկոլոգիական
- 17. A significant component of the ecological footprint is the carbon footprint; the remainder considers fisheries, forests,
- 18. Source: Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center; http://cdiac.ornl.gov/ 2006 data tables and 2007 estimates Total CO2 Emissions
- 19. In the period 1950 to 2007, CO2 emission has grown 2.6 faster than population growth. Աշխարհի
- 20. Source: “A Safe Operating Space for Humanity,” Nature 461, 472-475(24 September 2009) by Johan Rockström, Will
- 21. Source: “A Safe Operating Space for Humanity,” Nature 461, 472-475(24 September 2009) by Johan Rockström, Will
- 22. Source: MIT OCW (Prof. John Ochsendorf, “Sustainable Design: The Construction Industry”)
- 23. Source: MIT OCW (Prof. John Ochsendorf, “Sustainable Design: The Construction Industry”)
- 24. To reduce our ecological footprint and carbon footprint, we have to rely on Policy leadership Technological
- 25. Neighborhoods Levels of analysis and impact Buildings Regions (e.g., Caucasus, North America) Cities Countries Global Provinces
- 26. Source: Presentation by Philip Duffy on April 30, 2009 at the “Cities and Climate Change: A
- 27. Traditionally, architects, planners, and builders had to balance several values: Aesthetics Function Cost
- 28. Brand new cities designed on principals of sustainability; these have been dubbed as “eco cities” There
- 29. Masdar City, Abu Dhabi, UAE Foster+Partners applying the 10 principals of the One Planet Living Programme;
- 30. Brand New Cities (aka “Eco-Cities”) Dongtan, People’s Republic of China Arup Consultancy; ¾ size of Manhattan
- 31. MAGLEV SKYTRAN: An on-demand magnetic levitation railway system from the California startup Unimodal can carry up
- 32. VERTICAL FARMS: inspired by Israeli company Organitech. A 30-story farm can produce food and water for
- 33. 10 Components of Green Cities and Buildings
- 34. VIEW VIDEO Econic Design: A Fantasy Piece on the Challenges of Engineering Questions: What strikes you
- 35. HOW MANY PEOPLE THINK THIS IS A COURSE ABOUT CREATING A UTOPIA? Solutions may be: Simple
- 36. The content of my lectures will be: Process Basic facts Measures Practices Your task is to:
- 37. How do you learn and grow professionally? Formal education Critical thinking (you play critical) Practice Colleagues
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