Teaching

The group offers various courses about transport planning, transport modeling, road safety, and research design. The courses are taught in english.

Winter semester 2023/24

The following courses are offered:

Travel Behavior: This course includes theories and and tools to understand and forecast travel behaviour.
Modelling Urban Development: This course discusses various types of models that are used to predict urban development with a mathematical model.
Scientific Methods and Presentation Skills: The course is designed for students who work on their master thesis. Doctoral candidates are welcome to attend this class as well.
Project Seminar: Independent project work on a planning or engineering case study based on a real application.
Applied Transport Modeling with MATSim: In this course the students apply the agent-based model MATSim to practical examples (will take place in WS2023/24).

Slides from Scientific Methods (23 Nov.)

The following classes are offered:

Spatial Modelling: Tools to evaluate planning strategies: This class covers transportation models (trip-based, activity-based and freight models), land use models and models to estimate environmental impacts.
Object-Oriented Programming for Transport Engineers: This course serves as an introduction to object-oriented programming in JAVA, with specific applications for transport engineering.
Scientific Methods and Presentation Skills: The course is designed for students who work on their master thesis. Doctoral candidates are welcome to attend this class as well.
Road Safety Fundamentals: The main goal of the course is to learn about road safety theory and applications.

Planning and design of cycling facilities: This course is to enable the students to design facilities for cyclists, taking into account their safety and quality of service.
Applied Transport Modeling with Visum: In this course the students apply the agent-based model Visum to practical examples.
Service concepts and operation models for new mobility solutions for mixed-use residential developments: Elective course about case studies related with new mobility concepts.
Research Design: How to tackle a Master's Thesis: The course is designed for students who work on their master thesis. Doctoral candidates are welcome to attend this class as well.

last updated in August 2023