CIVE.5420 Transportation Network Analysis (Formerly 14.542)
Id: 003033
Credits: 3-3
Description
This course is to introduce engineering students to basic transportation network analysis skills. Topics covered include fundamentals of linear and nonlinear programming, mathematical representations of transportation networks, various shortest path algorithms, deterministic user equilibrium traffic assignment, stochastic user equilibrium traffic assignment, dynamic traffic assignment, heuristic algorithms for solving traffic assignment problems, and transportation network design.
Prerequisites
CIVE 3720 Civil Engineering Systems and CIVE 3400 Transportation Engineering.
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