Transport Technology and Infrastructure is a course that explores the fundamental principles, systems, and technologies that enable the movement of people and goods efficiently and safely. It covers various modes of transportation, including road, rail, air, and water transport, examining their design, operation, and integration into broader networks. The course delves into infrastructure development, such as highways, bridges, tunnels, rail tracks, airports, and ports, as well as the materials and engineering techniques used in their construction and maintenance. 

Students learn about the role of transport in economic development, urban planning, and sustainability, with a focus on minimizing environmental impacts and improving efficiency. The course also addresses modern innovations like intelligent transportation systems, automation, and alternative fuels. Emphasis is placed on policies, regulations, and planning strategies that govern transport systems, ensuring safety, accessibility, and sustainability. 

Through case studies and practical applications, students gain insights into real-world transportation challenges and solutions, preparing them for careers in transportation engineering, logistics, urban planning, and related fields. The course equips learners with analytical and problem-solving skills needed to design and manage transport networks effectively.