• Ancient cities, technology and spatial planning: Greece, Rome. Technologic aspects of sustainability of ancient
empires.
• Mediaeval European cities: transformation of Roman assets, colonization of peripheries, settlement pattern
adjusted to technology.
• Ideal towns of Renaissance and their fortress implementation. Man-made landscapes (The Netherlands, Central
Europe). Managing crowds: Rome, Prague.
• 19th century urban challenges of industrialization – urban hygiene, overcrowding. Technological and planning
solutions.
• 20th century concepts of a good city - garden towns, neighbourhoods, zoning, new towns. Charter of Athens. City
as industrial product.
• Welfare cities. Planning solutions creating new problems. Concept of sustainable development vs neo-liberal
planning.
• Sustainability as a concept, sustainable cities and regions, resiliency, role of transportation
• Introduction to logistics, basic terms, supply chain, evolution of logistics
• Supplies in logistics, deterministic and stochastic models, ABC and XYZ analysis
• Logistics technologies, JIT, JIS, Hub & Spoke, Cross-Docking, Lean Manufacturing, Industry 4.0
• Logistics centers, logistics sprawl, IT in logistics, automatic identification of goods
• City logistics - traditional approach, first and last mile, Gateway
• City logistics - new approach, trends and concepts, impact of sharing economy
• Beyond cities and regions, global supply chains, 3PL, impact of geopolitics
Calendars at the Faculty of Transportation Sciences, CTU in Prague