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Unit of Study PLAN5001 - Smart Liveable Cities (2021)

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Unit description

Introduces the Smart Liveable City concept. Participants are presented with real life case studies and will explore how their home cities can transition into the future. This unit is delivered by experts in the field with both academic and practical experience, including past and current mayors, councillors, administrators, and engineers of dynamic cities.

Unit content

Smart Liveable City concept

Cities for people

Engineering infrastructure and asset management in Smart Cities 

SMART vs INTELLIGENT Cities: How technology plays a role

Public private & people partnerships (PPPP)

Decision making and governance models

Service integration

Inclusive and sharing cities

Recreation and sports infrastructure

Innovation ecosystems

Revision and future research

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Location Domestic International
Gold Coast
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Melbourne N/A
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Online
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Perth N/A
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Sydney N/A
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Learning outcomes

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On completion of this unit, students should be able to:

critically analyse the Smart and Liveable Cities concept in the context of engineering, infrastructure and asset management

demonstrate understanding of innovative and resilient decision making in engineering, infrastructure and asset management for Smart and Liveable Cities

actively engage with key stakeholders in developing creative and futuristic solutions for engineering, infrastructure and asset management based on contemporary case studies

demonstrate deep insights into cutting edge and futuristic business and governance ecosystems with a focus on public, private and people partnerships and other innovative models.

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