CEE 437
Interdependent Sustainable Urban Systems
Multidisciplinary application of modelling, optimization and control principles to interactive cyber-physical systems (CPSs) such as water, energy, transportation, and buildings. Analysis of complex urban systems, which are large-scale nonlinear civil systems composed of interconnected or interwoven parts. Topics include differential equation-based models of civil infrastructure systems; time and frequency domain representations; linear and non-linear model predictive control methods; dynamical behavior of the system; model analysis; and controllability. Students cannot receive credit for both CEE 337 and CEE 437 .
Topics
- differential equation-based models of civil infrastructure systems
- time and frequency domain representations
- linear and non-linear model predictive control methods
- dynamical behavior of the system
- model analysis
- and controllability
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027