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School: Consortium for ITS Training and Education

ITS PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Course Format: Classroom
The courses for this program focus on defining the requirements and specifications, conceptualization, basic design and engineering involved with implementation phases and installation of ITS into transportation technology.
 

ITS SYSTEMS
Course Format: Classroom
The courses for this program focus on the development and deployment of computer and communications technologies to solving transportation problems; identify the causes of transportation fatalities and delays to determine where ITS systems, products and services can contribute towards safety and mobility improvements
 

TRAFFIC ENGINEERING AND OPERATIONS
Course Format: Classroom
The courses for this program focus on the proper design, construction and maintenance of traffic control signs, signals, roadway pavement markings, etc. to enhance motoring and pedestrian traffic safety.
 

Transportation Management (Online)
Course Format: Online
Many ITS professionals get involved in the design and/or operation of transportation management systems. It is important, however, to step back and consider the essential functions that these systems perform. This course will prepare students to define functional requirements for the procurement or design of a transportation management system. Objectives At the conclusion of this cour...
 

Traffic Flow Theory as Applied to ITS (Online)
Course Format: Online
Traffic flow theories aim to describe in a precise way the interactions between the vehicles, their operators and the roadway system. As such, these theories are an indispensable component for all models and tools that are being used in the design and operation of streets and highways. This course examines a number of theoretical approaches to traffic flow using a mathematical approach. ...
 

Traffic Signal Timing (Online)
Course Format: Online
This course gives the student an overview of the terms associated with signal timing; discusses the concepts of cycle length, split, offset, midblock friction, phase sequences, the signal timing process, and signal timing optimization; and looks at the types of actuated controllers, passage time, extension, and the coordination of actuated and pretimed controllers. It also discusses the develop...
 

Traffic Signal Systems Fundamentals (Online)
Course Format: Online
Traffic Signal Systems Fundamentals are associated with one of the more dynamic technologies in traffic control devices. Focused on the various aspects of traffic signal operations, this course takes the student through all phases of the decision process, from the initial investigation for the need for a traffic signal to its installation, operation, and maintenance. Objectives Upon co...
 

The Tools of Advanced Transportation Management Systems (Online)
Course Format: Online
ATMS is the basic building block of ITS and cannot be deployed without enabling tools and technologies. Based on a system engineering approach to the deployment of an ITS project, it is necessary to determine the technologies to be implemented after identifing problems, goals and objectives, functions to be performed, and architecture for the system. Particular emphasis is placed upon surveilla...
 

Rural ITS (Online)
Course Format: Online
This course is focused on the current and potential applications of ITS as defined by the Advanced Rural Transportation Systems (ARTS) program. After a short introduction to the characteristics of rural areas, the course describes the program’s vision and goals. ARTS�seven critical program areas (CPAs), which provide areas of common interest and focus within the overall program, are discussed ...
 

Roles of the Public & Private Sectors in ITS (Online)
Course Format: Online
In this course, students will learn about how valuable partnerships are in ITS. The course will examine some of the critical success factors of cooperative partnerships and offer a suggested approach to partnering. Students will be exposed to important issues (legal, regulatory, procurement, public policy, etc.) associated with the establishment of partnerships. In addition, the course will pro...
 

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