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Some of the economic principles discussed may be applicable to transit
(benefit-cost analysis, etc.). Engineering and economic principles for
CVEN Engineering
transportation systems; engineering evaluation using methods of travel
632 Economics
demand, costs, equilibrium, and pricing; use of economic principles for
the finance, engineering, and management of transportation systems.
Characteristics of transportation engineering systems; transportation
Engineering and Urban engineering data collection; modeling effects of engineering project
CVEN planning, trip generation, trip distribution, mode choice, and traffic
672 Transportation assignment; use and interpretation of engineering modeling results;
Systems
engineering project analysis. Prerequisite: Graduate classification in
engineering or urban and regional planning or approval of instructor.
CVEN Advanced Engineering We talk about optimization techniques, with scheduling and routing
689 Systems being one of the topics covered.
CVEN Traffic Engineering Advanced theory and application of traffic control; signalization and
618 Operations freeway operations. Prerequisite: CVEN 457 or equivalent.
Advanced concepts of the design of streets and highways, design
CVEN Street and Highway criteria, controls and standards for design alignment, cross section,
635 Design intersections and interchanges, and environmental impacts of surface
transport facilities. Prerequisite: CVEN 456 or equivalent.
PLAN 612 Transportation in City Comprehensive overview of the role of transportation in society.
Planning
Urban Public Planning, operations, fiscal, management, and legal aspects of urban,
PLAN 670 Transportation rural, and regional public transportation modes; preparation of
Planning transportation systems program elements.
Introduces basic concepts and techniques of modeling, analyzing, and
solving problems in transportation systems planning, operations,
management, and design within a unified framework for transportation
Transportation
PLAN 674 systems analysis. Includes: disaggregate demand theory and
application, activity analysis and land use forecasting, network
optimization stochastic processes, queuing models, and simulation.
Prerequisite: CVEN 672 or approval of instructor.
Introduce planning and design principles, techniques, and examples for
achieving sustainable transportation; transit-oriented development,
Design for Sustainable neo-traditional design, traffic calming, non-motorized travel, and smart
Transportation growth; car sharing, parking pricing, location-efficient mortgage, and
alternative vehicles and fuel technologies.
Prerequisite: Graduate classification.
Aa Continuation of GIS in Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning
Advanced GIS in
PLAN 625. Topics include advanced spatial analysis technology:
PLAN 626 Acae emphasis on urban planning, landscape architecture, land development,
hazard management, and related applications to issues.
Urban Planning Prerequisite: PLAN 625.18
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Cherrington, Linda; Sandidge, Matt & Joh, Ken. Transit Management Certificate Program, report, July 2012; College Station, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth303654/m1/22/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.