Smart Mobility (SM)
The Smart Mobility theme focuses on emerging technologies in transportation engineering. This includes autonomous, connected, electrified and shared micro-mobility transportation systems. Analytical theories and tools will include big data analytics, econometrics, network models and optimization methods. The topics covered will be of interest to learners who want to plan, design, operate or manage smart mobility systems. Techniques for assessing the safety, efficiency, sustainability and societal impacts of these systems are useful to a broad cross section of professionals, including engineers and policy makers.
Curriculum
Learners are required to take 15 core Civil Engineering course credits. You may pick any from this group:
Technical Electives can be chosen from the CE courses not taken from the above group, or the list below. Nine credits are required:
Six credits of Applied Math and/or Statistics courses can be chosen from this list:
Sample Plan of Study - Smart Mobility