CE 295: Critical Issues in Transportation. The course is cross-listed as NR-285, MPA-295 and GEOG 295.
This course examines the critical transportation issues and problems of the 21st century in an inter-disciplinary framework.
Credits: (3) | Instructor: Lisa Aultman-Hall, Richard Watts

CE 295 B Fall 2009: Transportation & Air Quality
Students will learn to quantify the effects of transportation on air quality at local, regional and national scales.
Credits: (3) | Instructor: Britt Holmen

Seminar in Transportation, Energy Use and Mobility Systems (Number to be assigned)
This is a one-credit seminar course that meets periodically in the fall of 2009 to examine topical issues related to transportation systems, transportation energy use, mobility and access.
Credits: (1) | Instructor: Richard Watts

NR 343: Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems
This is an introductory course on GIS for graduate students.
Credits: (3) | Instructor: Austin Troy

NR 377: Land Use Policy and Economics
This is a graduate seminar covering land markets and regulation, with particular emphasis on the process of suburbanization and growth management strategies for controlling sprawl.
Credits: (3) | Instructor: Austin Troy