MABY5050 Smart Infrastructure and Asset Management Emneplan

The exam consists of two parts:

1) Written group project report, weighted 70%, and

2) Oral group presentation of the project following by individual Q&A, weighted 30%. 

The assessment is form of group evaluation with 2-4 students in each group. The project report is approximately 5000 words. The oral presentation should be within 15-20 mins followed by individual Q&A session of 5-10 mins each.

All assessment parts must be awarded a pass grade (E or better) for the student to pass the course.

Assessment part 1) can be appealed. Assessment part 2) can not be appealed.

Knowledge

The candidate should have knowledge of:

• asset management and how it is currently applied within infrastructure systems
• impacts of digitalization on operations and maintenance of infrastructure systems, including the use of Big Data
• smart infrastructure system components

Skills

The candidate is able to:

• understand a simplified asset management plan, including risk assessment
• describe technological solutions for smart operations/management and maintenance of road and rail infrastructure, and how they can be applied to improve the sustainability and resiliency of infrastructure.
• use and manage simple datasets within infrastructure operations/management and maintenance

Competencies

The candidate can:

• consider a holistic view of the life-cycle of infrastructure and the role of asset management within it
• understand the potential and challenges when transitioning to smart operations of management systems
• work within a team to develop and define a project objective and scope, apply critical thinking skills within an open-ended task, manage workload over the course of the project, and present results in a professional environment.

All types of materials and equipment are allowed.

Grade scale A-F

Two examiners, one internal and one external.

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Graded scale A-F

1) Two internal examiner,

2) and 3) Two internal examiners

External examiners are used regularly.