IB205214

Road and spatial planning

Last taught 2020

Spring

Ålesund

Norwegian

Overview

53 candidates

Average grade

C

2.58

0.35

Pass rate

100%

3 points

Grade distribution
Average over time
Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

Basic principles for the construction and design of roads and streets.

Geometric design of roads and streets.

Curve calculation and cross section design.

Dimensioning and mass calculation.

Road construction and the use of materials. Laboratory tests.

Road standards N100 Road and street design and N200 Road Construction.

The road importance in land and resource planning and planner's role.

Road design and municipal planning and decision - making processes.

Impact analysis of highway planning

Learning outcomes

Learning outcomes - Knowledge:

know the background of road standards N100 and N200,

have basic knowledge of geometric road-design and technical requirements for constructing roads and streets

have insight into central and current themes and issues in highway planning locally, regionally and nationally

Knowing the administrative and political decision making prosesses in Norway and know the responsibility of the municipality in the planning hierarchy



Learning outcomes - Skills:

dimensioning and constructing roads and streets according to current requirements for materials, alignment, safety and aesthetics

design plan and profile drawings of roads and road construction

apply scientific knowledge in practical and theoretical issues in land use and road planning

perform registration and analysis work in connection with planning and research tasks

perform simple plan tasks in accordance with PBL



Learning outcomes - Competence:

use of academic sources, scientific methods, relevant laws and regulations for planning, engineering and construction.

search, process and evaluate information critically

mastering the disciplines standards for documentation









Teaching methods

Teaching Methods:

Lectures and literature studies as a basis for individual exercises and assignments / groupwork. Visits to Construction sites/ companies combined with theoretical and practical exercises and a final project undertaken as a group.

Compulsory Requirements:

Digital working folder (portfolio) which shall include mandatory work requirements of the semester. Tasks will be announced on e-learning tools. The tasks will be related to the subject themes and can be individual assignments or group work. All assignments must be submitted within given deadlines and be approved for access to written eksamen.Portefolio contains up to 6 tasks / exercises (individual or group)