Course - Model-based highway engineering - BYGA2340
Model-based highway engineering
About
About the course
Course content
- Data base; map data, terrain model, ground conditions data and area plan data - Digital drawing and design tools - Design of roads, streets and intersections and other road facilities using digital drawing and design tools. - Production of terrain models, road models, floor plans and mass calculation. - Implementation of other subject areas in model-based road design. - 3D modeling and visualization
Learning outcome
Knowledge The students have broad knowledge of: - existing map basis, plan data, ground conditions data and data registers for planning and design work within roads. - current laws, regulations, guides, standards and norms within road planning / engineering. - planning and engineering tasks within roads at different management levels. - use of computer tools for planning and planning roads. Skills: The student should be able to: - obtain and make use of basic data in the work with road design. - apply current laws, regulations, guidelines, standards and norms in road planning / engineering. - perform simple analyzes against basic data and use database-based planning tools for modeling and construction of roads. - carry out detailed design of roads, intersections and other road facilities and be able to produce drawings using selected computer tools. - perform quantity calculations of projects and facilities as a tender basis for the execution of projects. - produce plans and projects in both 2D and 3D. General competence The students can: - convey road projects to different target groups. - reflect on their own professional practice, also in teams and in an interdisciplinary context, and can adapt this to the current work situation. - contribute to the development of good practice by participating in professional discussions within the road and water and sewerage subject area and sharing their knowledge and experiences with others - assessing ethical and environmental consequences of road design of roads.
Learning methods and activities
Lectures and exercises with supervision.
Further on evaluation
Engelsk
Oral examination counting 70% of the grade.
Semester project in a group counting 30% of the grade. Individual grading.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Civil Engineering - Engineering (BIBYGG)
Recommended previous knowledge
The courses Geomatics and Geotechnics The course Road Planning
Course materials
Will be announced at the beginning of the semester.
Subject areas
- Highway Engineering