Transportation Engineering

About Course

Transportation Engineering is the application of scientific principles and technologies to the planning, design, analysis, operation, and management of transportation systems e.g. highway, urban transit, air, rail, and water, in order to provide for the movement of people and goods from one place to another in a safe and efficient manner.

The objective of this course is to teach students the essential components of Transportation Engineering and basic elements of Highway Engineering and Geometric Highway Design; Principles of Highway Engineering, Elements of Geometric Design, Stopping and passing Sight Distances, Geometric Design of Horizontal and Vertical Alignments (Plan and Profile), Area and volume calculations along the roadway, Mass Diagrams and Bruckner‘s Method for economical earthwork calculations, Fundamentals of Traffic Engineering and management.

Course Content

Transportation Engineering

Lecture – 1 Transportation Engineering

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Lecture – 2 Elements of Concern and Components

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Lecture – 3 Traffic Stream Characteristics

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Lecture – 4 Traffic Studies : Part – I

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Lecture – 5 Traffic Studies : Part – II

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Lecture – 6 Highway Capacity and Level of Service

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Lecture – 7 Intersection Control and Signalization

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Lecture – 8 Functional Classification,Design Elements

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Lecture – 9 Cross Section Elements

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Lecture – 10 Stopping Sight Distance And Decision Sight

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Lecture – 11 Overtaking,Intermidiate and Headlight Sight

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Lecture – 12 Intersection Sight Distance – I

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Lecture – 13 Intersection Sight Distance – II

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Lecture – 14 Horizontal Alignment – I

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Lecture – 15 Horizontal Alignment – II

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Lecture – 16 Horizontal Alignment – III

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Lecture – 17 Horizontal Alignment – IV

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Lecture – 18 Horizontal Alignment Part – V

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Lecture – 19 Horizontal Alignment Part – VI

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Lecture – 20 Vertical Alignment Part – I

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Lecture – 21 Vertical Alignment Part – II

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Lecture – 22 Vertical Alignment Part – III

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Lecture – 23 Highway Alignment

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Lecture – 24 Principles of Pavement Design

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Lecture – 25 Traffic Loading – I

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Lecture – 26 Traffic Loading – II

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Lecture – 27 Pavement Materials – I

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Lecture – 28 Pavement Materials – II

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Lecture – 29 Pavement Materials – III

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Lecture – 30 Pavement Materials – IV

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Lecture – 31 Pavement Materials – V

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Lecture – 32 Design of Bituminous Mixes – I

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Lecture – 33 Design of Bituminous Mixes – II

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Lecture – 34 Analysis of Flexible Pavements

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Lecture – 35 Analysis of Concrete Pavements

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Lecture – 36 Flexible Pavement Design Indian Roads Congress

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Lecture – 37 Flexible Pavement Design AASHTO Method – 1993

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Lecture – 38 Concrete Pavement Design Indian Congress Method

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Lecture – 39 Concrete Pavement Design PCA and AASHTO Methods

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Lecture – 40 Pavement Evaluation and Rehabilitation

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Lecture – 41 Overlay Design – IRC Method

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Course Content

Transportation Engineering

Lecture – 1 Transportation Engineering

Lecture – 2 Elements of Concern and Components

Lecture – 3 Traffic Stream Characteristics

Lecture – 4 Traffic Studies : Part – I

Lecture – 5 Traffic Studies : Part – II

Lecture – 6 Highway Capacity and Level of Service

Lecture – 7 Intersection Control and Signalization

Lecture – 8 Functional Classification,Design Elements

Lecture – 9 Cross Section Elements

Lecture – 10 Stopping Sight Distance And Decision Sight

Lecture – 11 Overtaking,Intermidiate and Headlight Sight

Lecture – 12 Intersection Sight Distance – I

Lecture – 13 Intersection Sight Distance – II

Lecture – 14 Horizontal Alignment – I

Lecture – 15 Horizontal Alignment – II

Lecture – 16 Horizontal Alignment – III

Lecture – 17 Horizontal Alignment – IV

Lecture – 18 Horizontal Alignment Part – V

Lecture – 19 Horizontal Alignment Part – VI

Lecture – 20 Vertical Alignment Part – I

Lecture – 21 Vertical Alignment Part – II

Lecture – 22 Vertical Alignment Part – III

Lecture – 23 Highway Alignment

Lecture – 24 Principles of Pavement Design

Lecture – 25 Traffic Loading – I

Lecture – 26 Traffic Loading – II

Lecture – 27 Pavement Materials – I

Lecture – 28 Pavement Materials – II

Lecture – 29 Pavement Materials – III

Lecture – 30 Pavement Materials – IV

Lecture – 31 Pavement Materials – V

Lecture – 32 Design of Bituminous Mixes – I

Lecture – 33 Design of Bituminous Mixes – II

Lecture – 34 Analysis of Flexible Pavements

Lecture – 35 Analysis of Concrete Pavements

Lecture – 36 Flexible Pavement Design Indian Roads Congress

Lecture – 37 Flexible Pavement Design AASHTO Method – 1993

Lecture – 38 Concrete Pavement Design Indian Congress Method

Lecture – 39 Concrete Pavement Design PCA and AASHTO Methods

Lecture – 40 Pavement Evaluation and Rehabilitation

Lecture – 41 Overlay Design – IRC Method

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