CEEN 4630 AIRPORT PLANNING AND DESIGN
DAILY CLASS SCHEDULE/DEADLINES FALL 2017
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Tue
Aug 29 |
Syllabus, guidelines for success, class web page,
class schedule, test dates. Reading: Chapter 10 pp. 383-386; be
familiar with figures 10-1 to 10-6. Check
your email |
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Would
you, the Serious Engineer, consider something like that to improve your Level
of Service at the airport? Copenhagen Airport
at the beginning of the busy summer season (video) |
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Thu
Aug 31 |
Reading: Chapter 10 pp. 386-398 |
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Mon
Sep 4 |
Labor
Day holiday |
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Tue
Sep 5 |
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Thu
Sep 7 |
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Tue
Sep 12 |
Airport piano! Airport piano with a touch
of traffic! A threesome! |
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Thu
Sep 14 |
Level of service criteria,
Terminal planning process, Space programming. Example curbfront
length calculation--see ACRP Report
below. Related reading:
Airport Passenger Terminal Planning and Design, (Source: Airport
Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) Reports.) ACRP Report #25, Volume 1: Guidebook
pp. 286-291 Reading: Chapter 10 pp. 398-404 Homework #1 assigned: Curbfront Length and Ground
Circulation. Follow homework presentation guidelines distributed on the
first day of class. |
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Tue
Sep 19 |
A special flight! How can you not like
Southwest Airlines? Reading: Chapter 10 pp. 426-434 |
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Thu
Sep 21 |
Homework #1 due beginning of class Reading: Chapter 10 pp. 434-438;
example homework handouts Homework #2 assigned: Analytical Model Application in Calculating Pax
Delay and Queue Length |
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Tue
Sep 26 |
Reading: The Apron-Gate System pp. 442-449 |
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Thu
Sep 28 |
Homework #2 due beginning of class Homework #3 assigned: Future Airline Schedule Homework #4 assigned: Ramp Charts Reading: pp. 449-458 |
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Tue
Oct 3 |
Reading pp.458-461 and 173-177 and 214-215 |
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Thu
Oct 5 |
Homework #3 due beginning of class Homework #4 due beginning of class Reading: pp. 229, 250-254 Homework example
problem 6-4 from your handouts, not the
book Homework #5
assigned: Apron Dimensions |
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Tue
Oct 10 |
Test 1 |
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Thu
Oct 12 |
Homework #5 due beginning of class Homework #6 assigned: Runway Orientation Reading: pp. 186-191 |
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Tue
Oct 17 |
Presentation by Mr. Craig Pierce, Assistant Dean of the Graduate
School (ret.) and Navy Aviator "An Overview of U.S. Navy Aircraft
Operations." |
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Thu
Oct 19 Sun Oct 22 |
Midterm break |
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Tue
Oct 24 |
Reading: pp. 191-201 Runway length |
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Thu
Oct 26 |
Advising
week for Spring semester Oct 30 to Nov 3 Homework #6 due beginning of class Reading: pp.201-205
& 213-221 Homework #7 assigned: Piper Tomahawk flight |
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Tue
Oct 31 |
Homework #8 assigned: Runway Length MTOW more than 60,000 lbs Reading pp. 177-181 Runway configurations |
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Thu
Nov 2 |
Homework #7 due beginning of class Reading pp. 181-186 & 49-61 |
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Tue
Nov 7 |
Homework #8 due beginning of class Homework #9 assigned: Imaginary surfaces Reading: pp.61-63 Example problem Payload & Range |
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Thu
Nov 9 |
Reading: pp. 63-79 |
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Tue
Nov 14 |
Homework #9 due beginning of class Homework#10 assigned: Displaced Runway Threshold Reading: 79-90 & 483-488 |
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Thu
Nov 16 |
Presentation by Mr. James Zsebe, P.E. Principal
Engineer-Airports, General Mitchell International Airport (MKE) |
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Fri
Nov 17 |
Final
day to withdraw with “W” |
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Tue
Nov 21 |
Test 2 Homework#10 due beginning
of class |
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Thu
Nov 22 Sun
Nov 26 |
Thanksgiving
holiday |
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Tue
Nov 28 |
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Thu
Nov 30 |
Presentation by Captain Scott Berg, SouthWest
Airlines |
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Tue
Dec 5 |
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Thu
Dec 7 |
Last
day of class |
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Mon Dec 11 |
10:30 am to 12:30 pm Final
exam Traffic Characteristics & Design EH Rm 221 |
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Tue Dec 12 |
10:30 am to 12:30 pm Final
exam Airport Planning & Design EH Rm 221 |
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Sun Dec 17 Sun Jan 14 |
Christmas holiday |
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Mon Jan 15 |
Martin Luther King Jr. Day |
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Mon Jan 16 |
Spring Semester begins |