GEOG 173A
Cities of Europe
Description: (Formerly numbered 152.) Lecture, three hours; reading period, one hour. Limited to juniors/seniors. Urbanization of Europe, growth of city systems and internal spatial structure, functions, and geographic problems of contemporary European cities. Particular attention to historical development and landscapes of capital cities such as Rome, Paris, and Berlin. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Winter 2023 - SUPER INTERESTING! Agnew is so great and so knowledgeable (but also talks for the entire lecture up until the last second). This course was really intriguing and I loved learning about cities across Europe. It was also SO. EASY. Literally just a take-home midterm and final. The books were unnecessary I found free pdfs of them and just skimmed them for examples for the exams. Agnew's slides are robust and I'd recommend typing everything down. I loved how, after the introductory lectures, each week/day was set aside to deep-dive into one particular city.
Winter 2023 - SUPER INTERESTING! Agnew is so great and so knowledgeable (but also talks for the entire lecture up until the last second). This course was really intriguing and I loved learning about cities across Europe. It was also SO. EASY. Literally just a take-home midterm and final. The books were unnecessary I found free pdfs of them and just skimmed them for examples for the exams. Agnew's slides are robust and I'd recommend typing everything down. I loved how, after the introductory lectures, each week/day was set aside to deep-dive into one particular city.
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