School of Planning and Public Affairs is hiring an adjunct Instructor for 2027 Spring Semester. Instructor will be responsible for teaching the course URP:4262:0EXW Transportation Research Methods and Analysis. Description This course is an introduction to the methods used to measure and analyze transportation demand. Its emphasis is on data collection and modeling methods that transportation professionals and researchers use. We will cover survey design for both revealed and stated preference data, and the use of statistical software and GIS in transportation data analysis. The course also covers theory and analytical techniques that help the student to understand why transportation demand arises, how it can be modeled, and the interface between urban planning policy and travel demand. It includes analysis of transportation demand and statistical software, but the focus is on providing the student the knowledge base required to understand both the potential and the limitations of transportation demand models. The course is T/Th from 11:00am - 12:15 pm via Zoom.
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