| Instruction Time | Completion Time | CEUs | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Social & Behavioral Issues | ~ 6-7 hours | 60 days after start date | 1 |
This course covers the social and behavioral implications of mobility, including the intersection between transportation and economic mobility, urban sprawl and segregation, and transportation equity. Topics such as accessibility and human dynamics are discussed, along with social implications for the disabled and aging. You will also learn about the societal impacts of mobility technology and innovation, including privacy, socio-economic impacts, and ownership models.
The transportation system is a foundational web of assets, people, and services that enable the rest of the economy, social life, community and civic engagement. This course offers a systems thinking approach to analyzing the transportation system, particularly around equity, economic mobility, and the socio-economic impact of mobility technologies.
Connecting People
Technology and Innovation
Successful completion requires you to receive an 70% passing grade on the course assessment.
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Administrative/Online Technical Support
Support staff are available via phone and email to help with administrative and technical issues during our normal business hours (Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time).
Content Questions/Certification Project Support
Candidates are welcome to contact the course instructors for content questions and project support. The instructors will provide support via email, phone consultation, and/or online videoconferencing.
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Main Office:
2401 Plymouth Road, Suite A/B
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
(734) 647-7200
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