EPM 4233 (4 credits)

Sustainable Transportation

21st Century transportation planning on the local and global scale involves consideration of environmental policies and sustainable practices. Development of an efficient system for moving goods and people along highways, airways and public transit networks must coordinate with legal requirements governing automobile source emissions, water pollution, mitigation of congestion, and crisis management. Conflicts occur along political fault lines between public interest groups, environmental justice advocates, the business community, government regulators, and the ordinary commuter. Consideration is given to different fuel sources, including carbon-based, hydrogen, electricity, and biofuels. The course also examines fuel efficiency (CAFE) and trends in emission science and regulation.

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Sections: Fall Quarter 2023

CRN 5200
Credits
4
Day/Time/Location
Format
Online Async
Instructor
Hall, Liana

Sections: Fall Quarter 2023

CRN 5201
Credits
4
Day/Time/Location
Format
Online Async
Instructor
Arnold, Steven

Sections: Spring Quarter 2023

CRN 5054
Credits
4
Day/Time/Location
Format
Online Async
Instructor
Dunbar Pam

Sections: Spring Quarter 2023

CRN 5055
Credits
4
Day/Time/Location
Format
Online Async
Instructor
Dunbar Pam

Tuition Rate

Per Credit: $806

Additional Fees
Technology Fee: $4/credit hour for each class taken for credit
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