People, Technology and the Future of Mobility
Welcome to the People, Technology, and the Future of Mobility course! This course provides a lay-person’s introduction to some of the major technological innovations currently underway in the mobility space and asks learners to apply a variety of social science concepts to understand the likely social impacts of these technologies. The course is appropriate for learners from all backgrounds and does not require prior training in engineering or social science. The content presented in this course draws on a number of interviews and lectures and was created through a partnership with Siemens.
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- Level Foundation
- المدة 19 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة University of Michigan
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Welcome to the People, Technology, and the Future of Mobility course! This course provides a lay-person’s introduction to some of the major technological innovations currently underway in the mobility space and asks learners to apply a variety of social science concepts to understand the likely social impacts of these technologies. The course is appropriate for learners from all backgrounds and does not require prior training in engineering or social science. The content presented in this course draws on a number of interviews and lectures and was created through a partnership with Siemens. The course also includes an interactive 360 video experience that allows learners to explore the key components of an autonomous vehicle, go on a ride-along in an autonomous car, and learn about new sensing technology we could see in smart cities of today and tomorrow. This course challenges learners to envision mobility of the future that is safer, cleaner, and more equitable. We will examine recent technological advances, as well as the socio-economic and policy implications, of two major evolving mobility-related technology spaces: electrification and automation.الوحدات
Course Introduction
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Discussion
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- Meet Your Fellow Global Classmates
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- What is the Future of Mobility?
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- Your Learning Journey in this Course
- Course Syllabus
- Course-Pre Survey
Understanding Concepts: Mobility, Electrification & Automation
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- Mobility Terms Knowledge Check
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- Mobility Defined
- What is Electrification?
- What is Automation?
Mobility: Past, Present and Future
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Plugin
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- Week 1 Quiz
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- Did Science Fiction Get it Right?
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- Mobility Past, Present and Future: Rail to Roads to?
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- Optional: Key Moments in Transportation History: Document version
Introduction to Electric Vehicles
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- What are EVs Made of? Knowledge Check
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- Introduction to Electric Vehicles
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- Components of Electric Vehicles
Battery Technology—How They Work
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Discussion
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- Share Your Insights on the UM Battery Lab
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- How Does a Li-ion Battery Work?
- How Batteries are Managed
- Let's Make a Battery at the UM's Battery Lab
Battery Technology—Looking Into the Future
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- Week 2 Quiz
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- How Safe are Batteries
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- What is the Future of Battery Technology?
Electricity and Charging Technology
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- Learn about How Energy is Produced in Your Community
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- Charging and Charging Infrastructure
- Electric Vehicles & the Power System
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- Non-Carbon Electricity
Industry and Government Perspectives on Applications of Electrification
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- Industry Perspectives on Applications of Electrification (Part 1)
- Industry Perspectives on Applications of Electrification (Part 2)
- Government Perspectives on Applications of Electrification | Interview with Missy Stults
- Public-Private Partnerships
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- What's Happening in World with EV Charging?
Stakeholders of Electrification
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- Week 3 Quiz
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- Who are the Stakeholders in your Community?
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- Stakeholder Mapping Process
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- Stakeholder Analysis: Ann Arbor Example
- Optional: How to Conduct a Stakeholder Analysis
Honors Track Lesson: Analyzing Stakeholders' Perspectives
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- Major Stakeholders' Analysis of Electrification Technology
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- Required: How to Conduct a Stakeholder Analysis
- Point of Debate: Should Government Subsidize EV Stations?
Understanding Concepts: Sustainability and Equity
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- Electrification, Sustainability, and Equity Knowledge Check
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- What does Equity have to do with Mobility?
- What is Sustainability in the Context of Mobility?
- Industry Perspectives on Environmental Sustainability
Impacts of Electrification—Part 1
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- Impacts of Electrification—Environmental Perspective
- Impacts of Electrification—Health Perspective
Impacts of Electrification—Part 2
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- Week 4 Quiz
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- Advocate for Sustainable Mobility Access
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- Impacts of Electrification—Energy Justice Perspective
- Electrification & the Jobs of the Future
Introduction to Autonomous Vehicles
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ExternalTool
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- ⭐Interactive Experience: #1: Components of Autonomous Vehicles
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- The Future of Mobility Mckinsey Report
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- Introduction to Autonomous Vehicles
- Vehicle-Based Sensing Technology
- Optional: Autonomous Shuttle Ride & Talk
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- Autonomous Vehicles Fact Sheet
- Alternative Activity: Components of Autonomous Vehicles
- Post-Experience Survey Opportunity #1
Sensing Technology and Data
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ExternalTool
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- Autonomous Vehicles Components Knowledge Check
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External Tool
- ⭐Interactive Experience #2: Ride Inside an Autonomous Vehicle
- ⭐Interactive Experience #3: Sensing Technology in Smart Cities
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- Basics of Artificial Intelligence
- Driving Data & Artificial Intelligence Chat
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- Alternative Experience: Ride Inside an Autonomous Vehicle
- Post-Experience Survey Opportunity #2
- Sensing Technology in Smart Cities (Non-XR Alternative)
- Post-Experience Survey Opportunity #3
Industry and Government Perspectives on Applications of Vehicle Automation
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- Week 5 Quiz
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- Industry Perspectives on Automation Technologies
- Industry Perspectives on Vehicle Automation
- Local Government Perspectives on Vehicle Automation
- State Government Perspectives on Vehicle Automation
Impacts of Automation—Part 1
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Discussion
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- Perspectives on Autonomous Vehicles
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- Impacts of Automation—Safety Considerations
- Impacts of Automation—Urban Planning Perspective
- Risks & Privacy/Data Issues
Impacts of Automation—Part 2
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- Week 6 Quiz
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- Which Jobs Will be Created and Eliminated?
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- Impacts of Automation—Law Perspective
- Impacts of Automation on Jobs
Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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- The Future of Mobility: What's Next?
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- Exit Survey
Auto Summary
Discover the transformative landscape of future transportation with the "People, Technology, and the Future of Mobility" course. This engaging program, offered by Coursera, delves into the groundbreaking technological innovations shaping the mobility sector and explores their potential social impacts through the lens of social science concepts. Perfect for learners from any background, this course requires no prior expertise in engineering or social sciences. Guided by insights from industry leaders and experts, including an exclusive partnership with Siemens, the course content features interviews, lectures, and an immersive 360-degree video experience. Participants will have the unique opportunity to explore autonomous vehicles, experience a ride in a self-driving car, and learn about cutting-edge sensing technologies in smart cities. The curriculum encourages learners to rethink the future of mobility, focusing on creating safer, cleaner, and more equitable transportation solutions. Key topics include the latest advancements in electrification and automation, alongside their socio-economic and policy implications. With a comprehensive duration of 1140 minutes, this foundational-level course is available through Coursera's Starter and Professional subscription plans. Ideal for anyone eager to understand and contribute to the evolving mobility landscape, this program offers valuable knowledge and skills for envisioning a better tomorrow.
Elisabeth Gerber