Czech

Not applicable.

Department of Urban Design (UU)

Basic orientation in the landscape, understanding the complexity of nature, recognition of man's basic interference in the landscape. Ability to recognise the main woody species which the architect and the urban planner meet in their practice. Overview of legislation concerning nature protection, and of its contents. Knowledge of problems of the space systemas of landsape's ecological stability. Overview of the significance of the Czech landscape and its individual parts in (Central) European context.

Level of kowledge of Faculty of Achitecture graduate.

Not applicable.

Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations.

Credit is conditioned by ecological landscape mapping of an area of 1km2, working out a report including taken over documents, map as result of mapping, and photographic documentation. Each student selects an area according to his interest, however, it must not overlap with an area that is mapped by another student. In the first term, the examination has a written form, in case of retake, or absence from written examination, next term examination
is exclusively oral. The resulting classification depends on the result of examination (70 %), quality of submitted work (20%) and the student's activity at tutorials and study visit.

1. introduction, problems subject, setting impositions
2. Story development landscapes Czech republic, incidence for today
3. Main print rocks and print Czech republic
4. Print soils Czech republic, their meaning, problems occupations
5. Dispensable groundwork about rocks and soils Czech Republic.
6. Problems surface waters and their usage
7. Flood, causes, course, incidence
8. Problems underground waters
9. Basic ecological notions, stability ecosystems
10. Territorial systems ecological steadiness landscapes
11. Production and landscape conservation - introduction, law 114/92 Sb. about protection nature and landscapes
12. Print snug territory and objects nature in Czech Republic. Law about EIA.
13. excurcus in the surrounding Brno

Not applicable.

The subject's aim is to offer fundamental knowledge of the natural environment and of the laws of its development

Not applicable.

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