Course - Infrastructure Design 1 - BYGA2220
Infrastructure Design 1
New from the academic year 2026/2027
Assessments and mandatory activities may be changed until September 20th.
About
About the course
Course content
Design and Modeling
Design and modeling of roads, intersection solutions, and solutions for vulnerable road users in accordance with current laws, regulations, guidelines, standards, and norms within road planning and design.
Analysis and Planning Tools
Analyze base data and apply computer-based planning tools for road modeling and construction.
Quantity Calculations
Perform quantity calculations for projects and facilities as a basis for tendering and project execution.
Learning outcome
Knowledge: Students have broad knowledge of:
- existing map data, planning data, geotechnical data, and data registers used in road planning and design.
- current laws, regulations, guidelines, standards, and norms related to road planning and design.
- planning and design tasks for roads at various administrative levels.
- the use of digital tools for road planning and design.
Skills:The student should be able to:
- obtain and utilize base data in road design work.
- apply current laws, regulations, guidelines, standards, and norms in road planning and design.
- perform basic analyses of base data and use computer-based planning tools for road modeling and construction.
- carry out detailed design of roads, intersections, and other road facilities, and produce drawings using selected digital tools.
- perform quantity calculations for projects and facilities as a basis for tendering and execution.
- present plans and projects in both 2D and 3D formats.
General Competence: Students can:
- communicate road projects to various target groups.
- reflect on their professional practice, both individually and in teams and interdisciplinary contexts, and adapt it to the relevant work situation.
- contribute to the development of good practices by participating in professional discussions within the road and water/sewage disciplines, sharing their knowledge and experience with others, and assessing ethical and environmental consequences of road design.
Digital Competence: Qualified use of software programs. Analysis and interpretation of results. Data editing.
Sustainability Competence: The course contributes to providing students with the necessary foundation to design safe and resilient infrastructure solutions.
Learning methods and activities
Learning Methods
Lectures and exercises.Use of digital software tools.
Exercises in road and intersection modeling with emphasis on interdisciplinary understanding and innovative competence.
Mandatory Activities
- Mandatory written assignments.
- Mandatory digital exercises in 3D modeling.
Compulsory assignments
- Mandatory exercises
Further on evaluation
4 mandatory exercises. All exercises must be approved to be admitted to the exam.
In case of a re-sit exam written exam may be changed into oral.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Civil Engineering - Engineering (BIBYGG)
Recommended previous knowledge
BYGA1111 Bygg og kystinfrastruktur 1, Introduksjon
BYGA1212 Bygg og kystinfrastruktur 2, Dimensjonering
BYGA2002 Bygg og kystinfrastruktur 4, Prosjektering
Course materials
Will be informed at the start of the course.
Subject areas
- Highway Engineering
- Transportation Engineering