Faculty: J. Dill, S. Adler, R. Bertini, J. Gliebe, G. Mildner, T. Rufolo, J. Strathman
Transportation planning focuses on promoting the efficient movement of people and goods, and on maintaining the strong supportive role that transport can play in achieving other community objectives. The focus includes analysis of transportation problems and policies, travel demand modeling, and transportation and land use interactions.
Required Course:
USP 556 Urban Transportation: Problems and Policies
Choose 3:
USP 537 Economics of Urban Transportation
USP 544 Urban Transportation Planning
USP 570 Transportation and Land Use
USP 587 Travel Demand Modeling
Choose 1:
USP 507 Transportation Seminar ( one unit, must take 3 terms)
USP 510 Discrete Choice Modeling
USP Sustainable Transportation
USP 543 Geographic Applications in Planning
USP 565 Pedestrain and Bicycle Planning
CE 555 Intelligent Transportation Systems
CE 558 Public Transportation
CE 559 Transportation Operations
CE 510 Transportation Safety Analysis
CE 510 Freight Transportation and Logistics
CE 510 Cost Benefit Analysis in Transportation (1 credit, can only take once)* * Take a combination of these 1-credit courses to total 3 credits.