This course provides an in-depth introduction to transportation planning, focusing on analytical methods, planning techniques, and modeling approaches used to design efficient and sustainable transport systems. It is ideal for urban planning students, transportation engineers, and professionals seeking a strong academic foundation in transport analysis.

The course explores key concepts such as travel demand analysis, transportation system performance, and the relationship between land use and mobility. Learners gain exposure to both qualitative and quantitative techniques used in evaluating transportation networks, policies, and infrastructure projects.

Special emphasis is placed on transportation modeling, helping learners understand how data, assumptions, and forecasting tools are used to predict travel behavior and support planning decisions. Through extended lectures, the course connects theory with real-world planning challenges faced by growing cities.

By the end of the course, learners will have a solid understanding of transportation planning processes, analytical frameworks, and modeling techniques, enabling them to critically assess transport plans and contribute to sustainable, well-integrated urban mobility solutions.