Writing Homework Help

Students should select a research topic with the following attributes:

• Related to “green cities” and Smart Mobility
• An area of study that the student feels passionate about
• Relevant to the student’s professional interest
• Feasible within the constraints of the assignment format

Sample topics:

• autonomous vehicles
• driverless cars
• intelligent transportation systems (ITS)
• micromobility management (shared bikes and electric scooters)
• mobility ecosystem
• mobility on demand (MOD)
• mobility as a service (MaaS)
• parking space conversion
• public transport innovation
• sustainable travel behavior
• unmanned aircraft systems (UAS)
• urban air mobility (UAM)
• water transit
• others…

These are just a small selection of applicable topics. Your topic must be approved by the instructor.

Format

Format: Students are free to format their papers however they chose. If there is concern about an unusual format, please contact the instructor. The paper must have a short description of the topic to introduce this to the reader. Following the introduction, the paper must provide information on how to implement this concept and a conclusion.

Size: The paper must be between 1,300–2,000 words total (includes 10 recommendations and 10 references). This is approximately 3 to 5 pages. Shorter or longer papers will not receive full credit. State the total number of words at the end of your report.

File Name: The Microsoft Word digital file name must be as follows: lastname.doc or lastname.docx

Recommendations

At the end of the research paper, please list 10 specific recommendations for smart mobility.

Examples:

• Aumsville Interchange and Dowtown Planning and Design https://blogs.uoregon.edu/greencities/resources/Links to an external site.
• City of Gervais Green City Planning & Design https://blogs.uoregon.edu/greencitygervais/resources/Links to an external site.
• City of Independence Sustainable Planning & Design https://blogs.uoregon.edu/greencitiesindependence/resources/Links to an external site.
• Portland Innovation District Report https://blogs.uoregon.edu/olis613practicum/resources/Links to an external site.
• All previous reports: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/y9iaazsegk6qm7p/AADjyf66j1PRxQUx3BrjeRDRa?dl=0 (Links to an external site.)

References

Research papers must have a minimum of 10 references which may include interviews and digital media. Use the APA format for references. There are many online tools to help you correctly cite your paper such as http://www.citationmachine.net/apa/cite-a-book