The course An Introduction to Mobility and Autonomous Vehicles It is your gateway to a rapidly expanding sector, where innovation and technology are redefining the way we get around. At a time when the sustainability and efficiency are crucial; understanding the trends In urban mobility, planning for smart infrastructure and understanding the impact of electric and autonomous vehicles is essential to staying at the forefront. This course will equip you with the skills needed to analyse opportunities and overcome the challenges facing future mobility, starting with the urban management right through to shared mobility and multimodal transport. Join us and be part of the change, gaining the skills that will set you apart in a job market that is constantly growing and evolving.
An Introduction to Mobility and Autonomous Vehicles
Digital Skills
65 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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Understanding the future of the mobility and its urban trends.
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Identify opportunities y weaknesses in sustainable mobility.
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To analyse transport policies and their impact on the accessibility.
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Evaluate methods for information on urban mobility.
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Explore smart infrastructure and its transport planning.
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Distinguish between shared mobility and mobility such as service.
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Understanding how the autonomous car y electric.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. THE FUTURE OF MOBILITY; VISION AND TRENDS IN URBAN MOBILITY
1. The future of mobility; vision and trends in urban mobility
TEACHING UNIT 2. THE FUNCTIONING AND MANAGEMENT OF URBAN MOBILITY
1. Operation and management of urban mobility
2. Bibliography
3. Recommended videos
TEACHING UNIT 3. OPPORTUNITIES AND WEAKNESSES OF MOBILITY
1. Opportunities and weaknesses of mobility; sustainability
2. Bibliography
3. Recommended videos
TEACHING UNIT 4. SUSTAINABILITY POLICIES; RESTRICTIONS ON MOBILITY, ACCESSIBILITY AND EXCLUSION
1. Introduction
2. The role of transport in the economy
3. Transport planning
4. Mobility policies
5. Bibliography
6. Recommended videos
TEACHING UNIT 5. METHODS OF OBTAINING INFORMATION
1. Introduction
2. Useful information
3. Traditional sources
4. New sources of information
5. Open data
6. Privacy
7. Recommended reading
TEACHING UNIT 6. MODELLING MOBILITY
1. Introduction
2. Supply-side policy modelling
3. Demand-side policy modelling, behavioural modelling
4. Bibliography
5. Recommended videos
TEACHING UNIT 7. SMART INFRASTRUCTURE, PLANNING AND USES
1. Introduction
2. The role of infrastructure in urban mobility
3. Infrastructure life cycle
4. Smart infrastructure
5. Cybersecurity in smart transport infrastructure
6. Recommended reading
7. Recommended videos
TEACHING UNIT 8. PUBLIC TRANSPORT, ACTIVE MOBILITY AND MULTIMODALITY
1. Public transport, active mobility and multimodality
2. References
3. Recommended videos
TEACHING UNIT 9. SHARED MOBILITY AND MOBILITY AS A SERVICE
1. Ride-hailing, shared mobility and mobility as a service
2. References
3. Recommended videos
TEACHING UNIT 10. FREIGHT TRANSPORT
1. Freight transport
2. Recommended videos
3. Recommended reading
TEACHING UNIT 11. ELECTRIC VEHICLE
1. Electric vehicle
2. References
3. Recommended videos
TEACHING UNIT 12. AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES
1. Autonomous vehicles
2. References
3. Recommended videos