Transport Planning and Management Master Candidate Development Programme


Major: Transport Planning and Management            Major Code: 082303 

Degree Authorization ClassificationMaster of Engineering   

 

First:Synopsis of subjects

Transport Planning and Management is the main subject of College  of Transport and Communications of SMU. It was authorized to confer master degrees in 1981 and PHD degrees in 1998. The subject was listed as Key Discipline by the Ministry of Transport in 1996. At present, the subject is known in China for its leading research capability. Faculty of this major have successively undertaken more than 500 projects, including National Natural Science Foundation Projects, projects of provincial level and other application projects, some of which have achieved most advanced level in China.

 

Second: Educational objectives

Successful graduates need to possess a spirit of seeking truth from the facts, a determined pursuit of innovation and a scrupulous academic attitude. They are fostered as high-level talents specifying in transportation planning and management, equipped with a broad and sound understanding about basic theories and a thorough and systematic knowledge about the subject.  They excel in logical thinking and show the capability of putting theory into practice and making innovation. A good command of one or more foreign language is required, including the skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing.

 

Third: Main research area

Name of Research Area

Main Research Topics

Graduate Tutors

[The list needs updating]

Study on Transportation   Development Strategy and Planning

Study on the Strategy Theory and Method of Transportation Development   

Analysis on Economic Profits of Transportation Infrastructure

Study on Basic Theories of Transport Engineering

Transport System Simulation

SHI Xin, HAN Hao, XU Zui, YIN Ming, GU   Weihong, LIU Hong, SHA Mei, CHEN Jihong (external tutor), QIN Tianbao, ZHENG   Shiyuan, ZHANG Jieshu, YUAN Qun, ZHANG Yi, ZHOU Xin, ZHANG Huaxin, SUN Ming,   YIN Chuanzhong, LIN Rongqin, ZHANG Xin, GAO Jie, CHEN Yang, SUN Xiaolin, QIAN   Hongbo, WENG Jinxian, LIN Wuguang, GENG Han, YU Yao, GAO Yunfeng, LUO Lihua,   GAO Zhijun, TAO Xuezong, ZHANG Yongfeng, ZHOU Dequan, LIU Tao, WAN Zheng,   ZHENG Jian,  ZHANG Qiang, LIU Ding, FU   Shanshan, WANG Zhongyu, HUANG Daozheng, SUN Ling

Modern Logistics Management

Logistics System Design and Simulation

Supply Chain Construction System Optimization

Logistics System Management

Modern Management of   International Shipping

Fleet   Planning and Shipping Organization Optimization

Intermodal   Transport Organization and Management

Container   Intermodal Transport System Optimization

Modern Management of InternationalPort

Port Planning

Port Production Organization Optimization

Optimal Allocation of Port Resource    

Transportation System Planning   and Design

Port Collection and Distribution Engineering

Regional and Urban Comprehensive Transport Planning

Transport Safety and Environment

Transport Control and Information System

Logistics Engineering and Transport Economics

HAN Hao, QIAN Hongbo, WENG Jinxian, GAO Yunfeng, LIN Wuguang, GENG   Han

 

Fourth: Requirements on school year and credits

   3-year system, no longer than 5 years. Total credits: 33 credits, including no less than 27 credits for courses and 6 credits for compulsory part (academic activities, etc.). In principle, 1 credit indicates 16 class hours.

 

Fifth: Course design

Course Categories

Course

Name

Hours

Credits

Semester

Responsible Institute

Teacher

Protocol

Teacher

Public Degree

Courses

(Required

8 credits)

Chinese Traditional Culture

32

2

first

College of Foreign Languages

 

 

Modern Chinese Culture

32

2

second

College of Foreign Languages

 

 

Chinese

132

4

first

second

College of Foreign Languages

 

 

Degree Basic

Courses

(9 credits)

Operational Research

48

3

first

College of Arts

and Science

 

 

Probability and Mathematical Statistics

48

3

first

College of Arts

 and   Science

 

 

Data Analysis

48

3

second

College of Arts

and Science

 

 

Major Degree

Courses

(6 credits)

Game Theory

32

2

first

College of Transport and Communication

ZHENG Shiyuan

 

Traffic system Engineering

32

2

first

College of Transport and Communication

CHEN Shengdi

 

Shipping Management

32

2

second

College of Transport and Communication

ZHAO Gang

 

Freight Demand Analysis

32

2

first

College of Transport and Communication

TAO Xuezong

 

Major Optional

Courses

(4 credits)

Research Methodology A

32

2

Second

College of Transport and Communications

Zhang Jin

 

Academic Activities and Seminars

16 times

2

 

 

tutor

 

Scientific Morality and Construction of Academic Atmosphere

 

1

First

 

 

 

Literature Reading

 

1

 

 

tutor

 

Practice Session

 

2

 

 

tutor

 

Other

Compulsory Parts

(6 credits)

Any Master candidate can only apply to start his degree dissertation   after he has 33 obtained credits and fulfilled all the other compulsory   sections as required in the development program.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Other Requirement

 

  

Sixth: Research and Dissertation Requirements

       Research: In prior to the final submission of dissertation, the academic points should achieve no less than 2. Accumulation of academic work are permitted, while 1 E class paper should be included at least.

       DissertationThe main purpose of dissertation work is to cultivate postgraduates the spirit of independent thinking, courage them to be innovated and improve their ability in scientific research or technical work, so that the postgraduates' comprehensive ability can be improved in the practical training of scientific research or engineering.

       The dissertation should be creative, in which innovative opinions and scientific basis should be reflected. In the dissertation, theory and practice should be combined together to solve the problem, both qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis are required, and the it should be correct, logical, well demonstrated, smoothly written and formatted.

       Matters not covered herein shall be subject to the Postgraduate Handbook of Shanghai Maritime University and Supplementary Provisions on Postgraduate Education and Management in the year when the postgraduate will obtain the degree.

       Thesis proposalConducted at the end of 2nd semester or beginning of 3rd semester, organized by the academic discipline. See the documents for details.

       Mid-term Assessment: Conducted at the end of 3rd semester, organized by the academic discipline. See the documents for details.

       Rehearsal and Defense: Conducted at the end of 6th semester. See the documents for details.

Seventh: Main bibliography and periodical catalog of literature reading for this course

Serial No

Name of Literature and   Periodical

Author and Publishing Unit

Remarks

1

A Study on Transportation Engineering

SHEN Zhijun, China   Communications Press

 

2

International Container   Transportation Practice

WU Yongfu, YANG Zhigang, China   Communications Press

 

3

International Container   Transport Manual

LIU Dingming, China   Communications Press

 

4

Containerization Study

Containerization Magazine

 

5

Shipping Management

Chief Editor: WU Changzhong, Dalian Maritime   University Press

 

6

Ship Management Practice

LEI Hai, Ocean Press

 

7

Ship Transportation Management   and Operation

XIE Xinlian, DalianMaritimUniversity Press

 

8

Operation Research

QIAN Songdi, TsinghuaUniversity   Press

 

9

Operations   research ABC: achievements, beliefs and abilities

LI Zongyuan, Economic Management   Press

 

10

Managerial Operation Research

HAN Boshang, Higher Education   Press

 

11

Logistics Management (Donald J.   Bowersox, USA)   

Translated by LIN Guolong, China   Machine Press

 

12

Ronald H.   Ballou Business Logistics Management

Prentice-Hall

 

13

Transportation System Decision   Making Methods and Their Application

SHI Xin, LanzhouUniversity   Press

 

14

Competition and Strategy

Michael E. Porter, Translated by   CHEN Xiaoyun, Huaxia Press

 

15

Enterprise Strategic Management

WANG Fanghua, LU Wei, Fudan   Press

 

16

Journal of Traffic and   Transportation Engineering

Traffic and Transportation   Engineering Journal Press

 

17

Comprehensive Transportation

Comprehensive Transportation   Journal Press

 

18

Navigation of China

Navigation of China Journal Press

 

19

Navigation Technology

Navigation Technology Journal   Press

 

20

China Shipping

China Shipping Journal Press

 

21

Transportation Decision Making   Supporting System

YANG Dongyuan, TongjiUniversity   Press

 

22

The Analysis Methods of Road   Transportation Engineering System

WANG Wei, DongnanUniversity   Press

 

23

City Road and Transportation   Planning

XU Xunchu, China   Architecture &Building Press

 

24

Urban Traffic and Road System   Planning

WEN Guowei, TsinghuaUniversity   Press

 

25

China Journal of Highway and Transport

China Journal of Highway and Transport Journal   Press

 

26

China Civil Engineering Journal

China Civil Engineering Journal Press

 

27

Journal of Transport Information   and Safety

Journal of Transport Information   and Safety Magazine Press

 

28

Urban Planning Forum

Urban Planning Forum Magazine   Press

 

29

Systems Engineering Theory and   Practice

Systems Engineering Society of China

 

30

Journal of Systems Engineering

Systems Engineering Society of China

 

31

Journal of System Simulation

System Simulation Society of China

 

32

Urban Planning Overseas

Urban Planning Overseas Magazine   

 

33

Journal of Highway and   Transportation Research and Development

Highway and Transportation   Research and Development Journal Press

 

34

Urban Planning

Urban Planning Magazine

 

35

Port Engineering

Port Engineering Magazine

 

36

Journal of Shanghai Maritime University

Shanghai Maritime University   Journal Magazine

 

Introduction

 

Literature   Reading

According to its research area,   postgraduates should read a certain amount of Chinese or Foreign language   material and master research fronts of course development during their study,   integrating with tutor’s scientific research and their own need of dissertation project selection.

 

Eighth: Postgraduates’ practical ability development for this course

The development principle of the program is “to emphasize on both theoretic innovation and practical ability”. In view of the current development of science and technology and the country’s economic development demand, the program focuses on the overlapping and integration of different disciplines. Such teaching methods as laboratory simulation and case analysis are employed. Students are actively encouraged to engage in scientific research and technological service and are given careful instructions. Different measures are taken to construct a platform of practice for students to foster postgraduates’ innovation awareness and practical ability.