I. Objectives
a. Master the basic theories and systematic professional knowledge related to transportation engineering. Grasp one foreign language and be proficient in professional reading and basic academic writing.
b. Cultivate rigorous and practical scientific attitude. Grasp the basic methodology and technical skills of scientific research. Possess the ability to undertake scientific research in the specialty field.
c. Be qualified for teaching of the specialty or related specialties, or engineering work or related scientific managerial work.
II. Research Field:
1. theory of Road Planning and geometric design 2. subgrade and pavement engineering
3. theory and application of traffic planning 4. logistics and transport management theory
5. theory and application of traffic control 6. theory and application of traffic design
III. Program Duration
The duration of full-time academic post-graduate students is 3 years (subject to the approval of the university)
IV. Credits Requirements and Allotment
Total credits ≥ 36 (credits for Degree Courses ≥24; Credits for research ≥ 12)
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Total Credits |
≥ 36 credits |
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Degree Courses |
≥24 credits (including credits for advanced international courses ≥4) |
Compulsory public courses ≥5 credits:
Optional public courses ≥1 credit |
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No credit for make-up courses or other optional courses, grades only. |
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Research |
≥12 credits |
Literature review and thesis proposal: 1 credit |
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Participation in public academic lectures: 1 credit |
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Academic Dissertation: 10 credits |
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V. Course Curriculum and Credits Allotment
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Courses |
Course code |
Course name |
Hours |
Credits |
Season |
Department |
Notes |
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Degree Courses |
Compulsory public courses |
408.602 |
Dialectics of nature |
18 |
1 |
Spring |
College of Marxism |
Compulsory at the postgraduate phase≥ 6 credits |
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408.601 |
Study on theory and practice of Chinese characteristics |
36 |
2 |
Spring |
College of Marxism |
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411.500 |
English |
32 |
2 |
Spring |
School of foreign languages |
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Optional public courses |
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1 |
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1st-level discipline basic courses |
240.550 |
Modern geometric design of roads(High-level) |
32 |
2 |
Autumn |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
compulsory ≥ 8 credits |
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240.553 |
Digital road |
48 |
3 |
Spring |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.719 |
Transportation Systems Engineering Theory and Practice |
32 |
2 |
Autumn |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.720 |
Transportation Planning and design(High-level) |
48 |
3 |
Autumn |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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2nd-level discipline basic courses |
240.551 |
The Theory and Method of Road Subgrade |
32 |
2 |
Spring |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
Restricted optional ≥ 4 credits |
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240.552 |
Pavement Engineering Theory(High-level) |
32 |
2 |
Spring |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.554 |
Roadwork Economic Analysis |
32 |
2 |
Autumn |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.721 |
Transportation Hub Planning and Management |
32 |
2 |
Autumn |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.722 |
Modern Logistics System Design and Management |
32 |
2 |
Spring |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.723 |
Intelligent Transportation Systems Theory and Methods(High-level) |
32 |
2 |
Spring |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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Optional professional courses |
011.502 |
numerical analysis（Cross 1-level discipline courses） |
48 |
3 |
Spring |
Department of Mathematics |
≥ 6 credits |
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240.555 |
Numerical Simulation Technologies for Road Engineering (International) |
32 |
2 |
Spring |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.556 |
Asphalt and Asphalt Mixture |
32 |
2 |
Autumn |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.702 |
Traffic flow theory(International) |
32 |
2 |
Autumn |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.704 |
Computer-aided traffic modeling |
32 |
2 |
Autumn |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.707 |
Urban Transportation Network Analysis(International) |
32 |
2 |
Spring |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.705 |
Traffic Engineering Theory and Practice(International) |
32 |
2 |
Spring |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.711 |
Modern logistics related technologies |
48 |
3 |
Spring |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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240.712 |
Transportation demand management |
32 |
2 |
Spring |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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204.724 |
Traffic Safety and Environmental Protection |
32 |
2 |
Autumn |
College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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Non- degree courses |
Make-up courses |
240.B22 |
Urban road design |
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College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
Compulsory for non-transportation engineering major undergraduates |
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240.B32 |
Traffic Engineering |
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College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
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Study links |
650.501 |
Literature review and thesis proposal |
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1 |
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College of Civil engineering and mechanics |
12 credits |
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650.502 |
Participation in public academic lectures |
5次 |
1 |
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650.503 |
Dissertation |
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10 |
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Remark: please mark the advanced international courses after the course name.
VI. Research and Dissertation
Implement in accordance with the related regulations of Huazhong University of Science and Technology.
1. The educational plans for graduate Include courses and practice, and the teachers are responsible.
2. Before formally enter into research, graduate students have to write the topic report based on the widely reading, make a report to the discipline experts, and reply to the experts' doubts. Only after the topic report is passed, can they begin with the master's thesis.
3. Ms. Students should listen to at least five public academic reports during the learning period. For each report, they should make records using a universal record book and get a signature of the reporter or moderator. Before they apply for the thesis assessment, they should hand in the record books and get corresponding credit after being approved.
4. After completed master's thesis writing, the audit of tutor and passed through formal examination of related head, master can submit paper review. The list of reviewers will be approved by related head.
5. Scholarship is depended on academic research and the evaluation of academic.
6. Master with accredited serious academic anomie cases will be cancelled degree eligibility.