Syllabi - COST Home Page
Syllabi - COST Home Page
Syllabi - COST Home Page
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Course Objectives:<br />
Course Requirements:<br />
and are to remain in the lab. Software manuals may only be<br />
taken from the lab with the prior consent of the instructors.<br />
The objectives of the course are to present the basic usage<br />
of the Microsoft computer environment, and to present an<br />
overview of the different computer programs available for<br />
use in transportation engineering. Different applications to<br />
transportation will be discussed in lectures and applied<br />
through computer lab exercises. In particular, the objective<br />
is to not only show input and output of the programs, but to<br />
discuss the measures of effectiveness, variable influence,<br />
sensitivity, limitations, and resulting solutions.<br />
Students are expected to interpret the results of computer<br />
outputs and to clearly present the outcome in technical<br />
reports.<br />
<strong>Home</strong>work / Projects / Quizzes:<br />
This class is designed for the student to complete projects<br />
using the supplied computer software. Each student is<br />
expected to complete the projects and homework<br />
assignments individually. If group projects are assigned,<br />
each person in the group should be familiar with input,<br />
execution, and output of the software. Quizzes will be<br />
given randomly throughout the semester to ensure<br />
individual work and understanding of classroom material.<br />
<strong>Home</strong>work should be completed using word processor or<br />
presentation software. No handwritten assignments will be<br />
accepted for this class unless prior approval from the<br />
instructor. Microsoft Office is available on the computers<br />
in the Transportation Lab.<br />
Attendance:<br />
It is the responsibility of the student to obtain any<br />
assignments, class notes, or materials from classmates if<br />
they miss a class. The student is responsible for obtaining<br />
all information covered in class.