Transportation coursework focuses on transport system planning, geometric design, traffic engineering, transportation safety, and the maintenance and operation of transportation facilities. The program also uses a multidisciplinary approach to ensure that students have a broad knowledge base to help solve the wide range of problems that face transportation engineers.

Core Curriculum

C E 421W - Transportation Design
C E 422 - Transportation Planning
C E 423 - Traffic Operations
C E 521 - Transportation Networks and Systems Analysis
C E 522 - Traffic Simulation and Control
C E 523 - Analysis of Transportation Demand
C E 525 - Traffic Flow Theory
C E 526 - Highway and Street Design
C E 527 - Roadside Design and Management
C E 528 - Transportation Safety Analysis
C E 590 - Colloquium
Independent Studies & Special Topics - offered on a semester basis

Transportation Electives

Because of the vastness of the transportation network and its users, graduate students may wish to take courses beyond the traditional transportation coursework offered in the Department. These courses are intended to complement the curricular requirements and may include 400- or 500-level courses in the following Departments:

Economics
Geography
Industrial Engineering
Information Science and Technology
Mechanical Engineering
Psychology
Supply Chain and Information Systems
Statistics

 

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