Search result: Catalogue data in Autumn Semester 2016
Spatial Development and Infrastructure Systems Master | ||||||
1. Semester | ||||||
Major Courses | ||||||
Major in Transport Systems | ||||||
Number | Title | Type | ECTS | Hours | Lecturers | |
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101-0427-01L | System and Network Planning | W | 6 credits | 4G | U. A. Weidmann | |
Abstract | Public transports in the context of the transport systems; customer needs in the transport market; service planning processes for regular public transport services; long distance, regional and urban public transport service strategies; access to public transport and the last mile | |||||
Objective | Students will develop a basic knowledge of all stages of the public transport planning process from market demand to service planning; they will understand the most relevant planning methods and will be able to use them | |||||
Content | (1) Fundamentals of system and network planning: Mobility and transport systems; public transport systems; customer needs versus supply characteristics of regular services. (2) System and network planning in public passenger services: Goals of the system and network planning; generic planning process; demarcation, analysis of the situation, setting of targets; design of public transport services; evaluation and optimization; system planning. (3) Public transport services: long distance service offers; suburban and urban service offers; regional and local service offers; access to public transport and the last mile. | |||||
Lecture notes | A script in German will be provided for the course. The slides are made available. | |||||
Literature | References to technical literature will be included in the course script. An additional list of literature will be given during the course. | |||||
Prerequisites / Notice | No remarks. | |||||
101-0499-00L | Basics in Air Transport | W | 4 credits | 3G | P. Wild | |
Abstract | The course explains main principles of air transport in general and elaborates on simple interdisciplinary topics. Since working on broad topics like aerodynamics, manufacturers, airport operation, business aviation, business models etc. the students gets a good overview in air Transportation. | |||||
Objective | Understand and explain basics, principles and contexts in the broader air transport industry. Lay the foundation of working in or with the air transport industry. Ideal foundation for Aviation II - Management of Air Transport | |||||
Content | Weekly: 1h independent preparation; 2h lectures and 1 h training with an expert in the respective field Concept: This course will be tought as Aviation I. A subsequent course is under evaluation. Content: Transport as part of the overall transportation scheme; Aerodynamics; Aircraft (A/C) Designs & Structures; A/C Operations; Law Enforcement; Maintenance & Manufacturers; Airport Operations & Planning; Customs & Security; ATC & Airspace; Air Freight; General Aviation; Business Jet Operations; Business models within Airline Industry; Military Operations. Technical visit: This course includes a guided tour at Zurich Airport (baggage sorting system, apron, ATC Tower). Examination: written, 60 min, open books (Examination in German; Answers may be given in English) | |||||
Lecture notes | Slides are provided prior to each class | |||||
Literature | Literature will be provided by the lecturers respective there will be additional Information upon registration | |||||
Prerequisites / Notice | We will also use English papers |
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