Many of the world’s major cities have embarked on smart city projects, including Seoul, New York, Tokyo, Shanghai, Singapore, Amsterdam, Cairo, Dubai, Kochi and Malaga. Smart cities may still be viewed as cities of the future, but considering today’s rate of innovation it is highly likely that smart city models will over the coming decade become very feasible and certainly very popular strategies for cities’ development. A smart city has been defined as KNOWLEDGE, DIGITAL AND CYBER OR ECO CITY; representing a concept open to a variety of interpretations, depending on the goals set out by a smart city’s planners. We might refer to a smart city as an improvement on today’s city both functionally and structurally

Our training includes…

Sectoral Planning Studies:

  • Housing
  • Man Power and Employment
  • Commercial Districts and Business Parks
  • Industrial and Special Economic Zones (SEZ)

Social Infrastructure Planning:

  • Education
  • Health-care
  • Public Services
  • Recreation and Social Care

Urban Transport Studies and Modeling:

  • Network planning & appraisal
  • Public transportation
  • Mass transit

On completion of  the course, students get following types of jobs…

  • Design Engineers
  • Procurement Engineer
  • Site Engineer
  • Contracts Engineer
  • Project Manager
  • Consultant Engineer

Classroom Training

Pertecnica offers classroom training on smart cities construction and development for civil engineers. This is a 2 months training program which includes classes by faculty, video lectures, projects and case studies. At the end of the program, the student will get course completion certificate and 2 months internship certificate.

  • Course fee: 24,000/-
  • Eligibility: BE / B Tech (Civil Engineering)
  • Duration: 2 months

Area-based development

  • Affordable  housing
  • Open space management
  • Lake, River precinct and Sea Shore protection
  • Central Business District and markets
  • heritage areas
  • Transit infrastructure
  • Street façade improvement
  • Flood management
  • Underutilised buildings, Incubation centre, museums
  • GIS based property and land management system