| Transportation Graduate
Program |
The transportation engineering program is designed to
provide state of the art education in Intelligent Transportation Systems with emphasis in
Traffic Engineering, Highway Safety, and Engineering Technologies in Transportation.
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Program
Faculty |
Prahlad D.
Pant (Professor
Emeritus; Ph.D. 1980 University of Pittsburgh) Dr. Pant's teaching and research
interests include intelligent transportation systems; transportation engineering; traffic
engineering and control; traffic flow theory; highway engineering; highway safety;
knowledge based expert systems; neural networks; fuzzy logic; transportation demand
forecasting; mathematical modeling; computer applications in transportation; and emerging
technologies in transportation.
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John C. Niehaus
(Adjunct Associate Professor; M.A. Urban Transportation and Planning 1962 University of
Cincinnati) Mr. Niehaus's teaching and research interests include traffic engineering and
control; and city and regional transportation planning.
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Requirements
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