LM41225 – Land Policy and Land Management
Course Outline
Course |
: LM 41225 – Land Policy and Land Management |
Core/Specialization |
: Land Management |
Programme |
: Bachelor of Science Honours in Surveying Sciences |
Department |
: Surveying & Geodesy |
Faculty |
: Faculty of Geomatics |
Contact Hours |
: 100 |
Year |
: IV |
Semester |
: I |
Lecturer |
: Dr N.M.P.M. Piyasena |
Room No. |
: SF-08 |
Telephone No. |
: 045-3453071 |
|
: milinda@geo.sab.ac.lk |
Synopsis
Land management can be seen to play a coordinating role between land policy and land administration. The objectives of land management are to fulfil the environmental, economic, and social goals of land policy by planning, promoting and controlling efficient land use through the process of land administration. This course further elaborates this relationship by examining how economic, social and environmental drivers guide the development of land policies. The importance of the country context is considered and specifically focuses on Sri Lanka.
Contents
Introduction to Land Policy and Land Management, Land policy reforms in Sri Lanka, Post conflict land policies in Northern and Eastern province of Sri Lanka, Land policy improvements
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, students should be able to: |
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No. |
Course Learning Outcome |
Programme Outcome |
Assessment Methods |
1. |
Explain concept of land policy, its development, implementation, and role in the society |
P01 |
Final Examination/ Assignment |
2. |
Identify the factors effected land policy reforms in Sri Lanka |
P01 |
Final Examination/ Assignment |
3. |
Assess the impact of land policy reform programmes in Sri Lanka |
P03, P05 |
Final Examination/ Assignment |
4. |
Analyse land policies in Sri Lanka to identify associated land administration tools and land management activities |
P01, P03, P05 |
Final Examination/ Assignment |
Student Learning Time (SLT)
Teaching and Learning Activities |
Student Learning Time (hours) |
Directed Learning |
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Lectures and Student Centered Learning (SCL) |
24 |
Independent Learning |
|
Preparation - Student centred learning activities |
20 |
Self-Learning (Library & Internet) |
30 |
Revision |
18 |
Assessment |
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Assignments |
6 |
Final Examination |
2 |
TOTAL (SLT) |
100 |
Teaching Methodology
Lecture/presentations and class-room discussions. |
References
- Various materials and web-links are provided during the course
Grading
Assignments (five out of six) |
50% |
Final Examination |
50% |
Total |
100% |