Urban Water and Road Infrastructure
Overall Course Objectives
The course aims to introduce the student to the infrastructure of a local area, understood as roads, paths and parking, as well as wastewater supply and rainwater drainage, also based on soil conditions.
In this course you will learn to analyze, plan and design good, up-to-date and thus sustainable road and supply systems.
The students must:
– be able to familiarize themselves with the statement and regulations of a local plan,
– acquire basic skills in the design of road and traffic facilities as well as drainage systems and rainwater management.
– be able to use the profession’s digital tools for fcommunication
– and acquire tools to constructively participate in and contribute to the group’s collaboration.
See course description in Danish
Learning Objectives
- Identify and locate traffic problems.
- Develop solutions to traffic problems.
- Design selected elements of road construction in urban areas.
- Carry out an overall planning and prepare a proposal/project proposal for a local area’s wastewater and rainwater supply.
- Plan and design elements for surface solutions for rainwater.
- Plan and design elements for drainage piping systems using manual calculation methods.
- Communicate and argue for the assignment in writing and orally, with focus on digital tools.
- Explain team cooperation and developments.
Course Content
This course focuses on being able to design parts of infrastructure facilities.
Traffic and Roads:
– Road users.
– Content of the plans on roads, paths and parking.
– Traffic safety and traffic engineering
– Design of roads and paths.
– CAD
Water and Environment:
– The content of the plans on environmental and supply conditions.
– Planning and design of waste water supply.
– Planning and design of rainwater drainage on surface and under terrain
– Dimensioning of piped systems
– Initial dimensioning of detention basins
Possible start times
- 6 – 20 (Fri 8-12)
Teaching Method
Theory presentations, problem solving, group work, excursions, practical exercises and presentations.
Faculty
Remarks
Section of Production, Transportation and Planning
Building and Civil Engineering: 2nd semester
The course includes practical exercises where attendance is compulsory.
Digital tools: QGIS, SCALCO Live, The Waste Water Committee: SUDS calculations, MicroStation, MS Project, Sigma




