227-0704 – Transport Route I. (DC I.)

Gurantor departmentDepartment of Transport Constructions
Subject guarantordoc. Ing. Ivana Mahdalová, Ph.D.
Study levelundergraduate or graduate
Subject version
Version codeYear of introductionYear of cancellationCredits
227-0704/01 2004/2005 2012/2013 5

Subject aims expressed by acquired skills and competences

Extending basic knowledge about construction traffic, including their comparison. Deepening knowledge of the particular infrastructure including roads and railways and urban rail transport in cities. In identifying individual students to demonstrate the skills to enter grade problems, draw up a draft resolution, achieved by applying knowledge and skills in solving the traffic problems.

Teaching methods

Lectures
Individual consultations
Tutorials

Summary

The course includes basic knowledge on road construction sites, compare them. It focuses on road and rail development, dividing the network in relation to current legislation. In a comprehensive, albeit a simplified form, the proposal introduces road route to the required parameters, construction of roads, construction superstructure and construction žel.spodku ways of implementation and impact of transport buildings in the neighborhood. An integral part of the solution of problems of partial structures of railway stations, airports and waterways. Education is only in Czech language.

Compulsory literature:

Doc.B.Kubát a kol.:Železniční stavby,ČKAIT 1998 Doc.Kaun,Prof.Lehovec:Pozemní komunikace TK5, ČKAIT 1998 Doc.M.Kaun:Základy dopravních staveb I.,ČVUT Praha 1996 Doc.Procházka:Projektování pozemních komunikací,VUT-Brno 1980 Prof.Rojan, Doc.Slabý a kol.:Městské komunikace,ČVUT Praha 1997 Doc.Kubát, Prof.Tyc:Železniční stanice a uzly, ČVUT Praha 1991 Doc.K.Mareš: Úprava toků - Navrhování koryt, ČVUT Praha 1997 Rybnikář a kol.:Komplexní projekt z hydrotechniky - vodní cesty,VUT Brno 1989 Broža, Čihák, Satrapa: Hydrotechnické stavby,TK12 ČKAIT 1998

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Prerequisities

Subject has no prerequisities.

Co-requisities

Subject has no co-requisities.