Traffic Systems and their FutureLaajuus (5 cr)

Objective

You understand the importance of the social structure and spatial orientation in traffic and land use planning, you are able to identify change factors and future scenarios in the field of traffic and transportation. You can outline the functioning of the traffic system as a whole and are able to make critical assessments of the impacts of existing traffic system designs.

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You are familiar with the connections between community and regional structure and traffic and are able to present your observations in writing in an understandable way. You know that the transport system is a whole and you can present the main contents and intended effects of the existing transport system plans.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You know the key connections between community and regional structure and traffic, and you can fluently present your findings in writing. You visualize transport systems as wholes and can present the central content of existing transport system plans and identify its likely effects and critically evaluate the goals set for it.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You know the key connections between community and regional structure and traffic and understand the dynamics of interaction related to them. You can fluently present your observations in writing, bringing out new considerations independently. You visualize transport systems as wholes and can present the central content of existing transport system plans and identify its likely effects and critically evaluate its measures, the plan's internal logic and the goals set for it.