C-26, r. 307 - Regulation respecting standards for recognizing a diploma equivalence or a training equivalence for the issue of a permit by the Ordre professionnel des urbanistes du Québec

Section 6 Disposition versions

2012-09-01

6. The studies shall cover the following subject areas, with no single subject area necessarily being covered in a separate course:

(1)  explanatory theories and methods for analyzing urban and rural space;

(2)  planning methods and the problematics of development choices;

(3)  the drawing up of land use planning and development plans, urban zoning plans and plans of action;

(4)  the preparation of capital equipment projects and the evaluation of their effects on the surroundings;

(5)  methods for applying urban planning decisions and for setting up programs for development projets;

(6)  tools and techniques for spatial observation, interpretation and representation;

(7)  spatial analysis models and economic activity location models;

(8)  economic and financial analysis techniques;

(9)  statistical and forecasting techniques;

(10)  methods for optimizing community choices;

(11)  the history of urban planning and of urban production;

(12)  urban planning law and the laws of local and regional communities;

(13)  real estate practices and public land management;

(14)  the organization of public utilities and of capital equipment firms;

(15)  urban policies of governments and of communities;

(16)  environmental protection;

(17)  urban planning administration;

(18)  housing policies; and

(19)  transportation and traffic.

O.C. 676-94, s. 6.