CSS 385 Mid-term Exam Study Guide 2008: Green Infrastructure and Sustainability, Exams of Humanities

This study guide provides an overview of the topics covered in the css 385 mid-term exam 2008, focusing on green infrastructure and sustainability. Topics include the definition and advantages of green infrastructure, its differences from open space, collaboration and cooperation, principles of green infrastructure, benefits, partnerships, sustainability, network design, and power relationships of stakeholders. Students are expected to demonstrate factual knowledge, provide examples, apply concepts, think analytically, and integrate knowledge.

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Study Guide for CSS 385 Mid-term Exam 2008
(Monday October 13, Tuesday October 14, or Wednesday October 15)
Theserepresenttherangeoftopics—theyareNOTquestionsperse—butrathertheyidentify
broadareasofcontentthatyouhavebeenexposedtoinlectures,readings,discussions,
fieldtripsandexercises.
1. What is Green Infrastructure? What are its advantages?
2. How does green infrastructure differ from open space?
3. What is Green Infrastructure NOT?
4. Where did the idea from green infrastructure come from? What past events are
connected to its development? How has it improved on them?
5. Understand the difference between collaboration and cooperation.
6. The role of rewards in collaboration and cooperation.
7. Know the basic principles of Green Infrastructure and be able to discuss and explain
them.
8. What are the benefits of green infrastructure? Understand the concepts of built,
human, social and natural capital and a viable ecosystem.
9. Partnerships, Collaboration, Cooperation, and Coordination: Understand the
similarities and differences. Know and defend when they are appropriate.
Understand the limitations of each.
10. Understand all of the major types or configurations of partnerships.
11. Should we care about protecting a natural resource lifestyle in the face of major
societal problems? Agree or Disagree and defend your answer.
12. Know the differences between management and planning and be able to define each.
13. What are the principles of sustainability and what are basic questions that need to be
asked (and answered) to best understand the concept.
14. The functions of management.
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Study Guide for CSS 385 Mid-term Exam 2008 (Monday October 13, Tuesday October 14, or Wednesday October 15) These represent broad areas the of range content of topics—theythat you have are been NOT exposed questions to in per lectures, se —but readings, rather they discussions, identify field trips and exercises.

  1. What is Green Infrastructure? What are its advantages?
  2. How does green infrastructure differ from open space?
  3. What is Green Infrastructure NOT?
  4. Where did the idea from green infrastructure come from? What past events are connected to its development? How has it improved on them?
  5. Understand the difference between collaboration and cooperation.
  6. The role of rewards in collaboration and cooperation.
  7. Know the basic principles of Green Infrastructure and be able to discuss and explain them.
  8. What are the benefits of green infrastructure? Understand the concepts of built, human, social and natural capital and a viable ecosystem.
  9. Partnerships, Collaboration, Cooperation, and Coordination: Understand thesimilarities and differences. Know and defend when they are appropriate. Understand the limitations of each.
  10. Understand all of the major types or configurations of partnerships.
  11. Should we care about protecting a natural resource lifestyle in the face of major societal problems? Agree or Disagree and defend your answer.
  12. Know the differences between management and planning and be able to define each.
  13. What are the principles of sustainability and what are basic questions that need to be asked (and answered) to best understand the concept.
  14. The functions of management.
  1. What is a stakeholder, how are stakeholders used in a consensus process?
  2. What is sustainability? How does it relate to growth and green infrastructure?
  3. Understand the process of network design-hubs, links and corridors. What is the process of identifying a green infrastructure network?
  4. The concept of place versus space. The role of place as a strategic management tool.
  5. What is a Conservation economy- how is it similar/different from green infrastructure/sustainability? What are its basic components?
  6. Network design—what is it, what are the key components of a network and what areprinciples for network design?
  7. Understanding power relationships of stakeholders
  8. Principles of empowerment and leadership
  9. Content of the field trip.
  10. What is the sustainability pyramid and how does it relate to planning and management of working landscapes?
  • Grading RubricAwareness of Factual Knowledge, Vocabulary and Definitions (X 0.5)
  • • ExamplesApplication (from (Utility, fieldtrips, pros‐and experience, cons, solutions, class readings, evaluation) outside (X 2.5) sources, current events, other disciplines) (X 1.5)
  • • AnalyticalIntegrated thinking Thinking (Compare (Patterns, and constructed Contrast, knowledge)appropriateness, (X 3) optimality) (X 2.5)