Land Development Projects: Design of Infrastructure (RV-10962)

Start Date

01/21/2018

End Date

01/20/2020

Description

Land Development projects shape our communities and in many occasions create them. The diversity of land development projects mirror our needs as a society. Even though they can be classified as commercial, residential, industrial, professional, institutional or governmental in nature they still need to be sustained by the same type of civil infrastructure. As our cities expand and population densities increase our infrastructure network has had to increase and adapt to serve our growing needs. This increase in capacity requirements has made ever more important the need to have efficient infrastructure designs.

The primary goal of this course is to assist planners, architects, engineers and contractors in developing a framework for optimizing infrastructure design that supports land development projects using guidelines from AASHTO, Urban Land Institute, Ten State Standards and other public and private organizations.

Distance Learning

Yes

Course Equivalency

Subjects

Site Planning

Health, Safety and Welfare

Hours

1.0

Learning Outcomes

At the end of this course, you will be able to:
•Apply recommendations from due diligence or feasibility studies
•Recognize areas where additional technical information is needed
•Identify sources for information about private and public utilities
•Recognize basic principles for stormwater management
•Determine the operational transportation needs for specific projects

Instructors

Alfredo Cely

Course Codes

RV-10962

Provider

Vector Solutions

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