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Faculty Profile Last Modified Time: 04:37:37 PM Tue, 2 Feb 2010   Contact Information Dr. James C. C. Williams Associated Profiles  Professor-Civil & Environmental Engineering     Box 19308, Arlington, Texas 76019     Mail Box: 19308, NH    jimwilliams@uta.edu     2-2894     817-272-2630    Dr. James C. Williams, P.E.    Traffic flow theory, traffic engineering, operation of traffic signal systems, highway and street capacity analysis, freeway operations analysis, and transportation systems analysis.    Associated Profiles Professional Preparation Appointments Teaching  Professional Preparation  Degree Major Institution Year  Ph.D.   The University of Texas at Austin 1986  M.S.C.E.   University of New Mexico 1977  B.S.C.E.   University of New Mexico 1976  Appointments Duration Rank Department / School College / Office University / Company 1978-1982 traffic engineer     Texas Department of Transportation  Teaching   CE 4313-001 - Traffic Engineering Fall 2009 Design and control of fixed-time, actuated, and computer-controlled traffic signals; optimization of traffic flow at intersections; capacity analysis of intersections, legal requirements and traffic studies for installation of traffic control devices; characteristics of signs, signals, and markings; traffic laws.  Prerequisite:  CE 3302. Download Syllabus (66.64KB. This syllabus was uploaded Sunday 23rd, August 2009 06:51:37 PM and is subject to change.) Contact Information NH Phone: 2-2894  Email: jimwilliams@uta.edu   CE 5330-001 - Characteristics of Traffic Spring 2010 The fundamental elements of traffic - the driver, the vehicle, and the roadway - are considered and then extended into studies of streams of traffic flow.  Techniques of conducting traffic engineering studies, including methods of measuring speed, volume, and density, are covered along with methods for the determination of capacity on freeways and rural highways (uninterrupted flow facilities).  Parking and accident studies are also included.  Prerequisite: CE 3302; and CE 3301 or concurrent registration therein. Download Syllabus (71.77KB. This syllabus was uploaded Tuesday 02nd, February 2010 04:37:37 PM and is subject to change.) Contact Information NH Phone: 2-2894  Email: jimwilliams@uta.edu   CE 1104-000 - Introduction to Engineering Fall 2009 Introduction to basic engineering concepts.  Students will be become familiar with engineering and its many subfields, ethical responsibilities, creativity, and design. Download Syllabus (29.45KB. This syllabus was uploaded Sunday 23rd, August 2009 06:47:55 PM and is subject to change.) Contact Information NH Phone: 2-2894  Email: jimwilliams@uta.edu   CE 5331-001 - Traffic Engineering Operations Fall 2009 Methods of traffic regulation and control optimization.  Traffic laws, motorist communication by means of traffic control devices, and the design and operation of both fixed time and actuated traffic signals at intersections.  Analysis and design techniques for intersections using capacity and level of service concepts.  Credit will not be granted for both CE 4313 and CE 5331.  Prerequisites: CE 3302; and CE 3301 or concurrent registration therein. Download Syllabus (66.65KB. This syllabus was uploaded Sunday 23rd, August 2009 06:58:27 PM and is subject to change.) Contact Information NH Phone: 2-2894  Email: jimwilliams@uta.edu For the Official List of Courses for registration, please visit MyMav - Schedule of Classes