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Intelligent Cities
Spring 2021 NYU Tandon Course
Note from the editor

This course explores the intersection between technology and the public officials, civic organizations, advocates, and community groups involved in the complex ecosystem of cities’ vital public goods and services. The course will explore emerging technologies and the levers of municipal governance that can be used to influence, nurture and manage these tools. The course will also analyze the impact of new technologies on traditionally under-represented groups in city leadership, the flow of funding and strategies for community engagement for smarter, more equitable cities. During the semester, we will examine the ways in which municipal governments strive to provide services, set long-term technology goals, and develop policies. In doing so, we’ll analyze challenges in public safety, access to mass transit, equitable services, economic development, education and environmental sustainability.

Editors
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sarstar
tech, transportation, and where they intersect [not necessarily views of my employer]
Writers
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Andrew Jones
Urbanist and aspiring economic geographer living and learning in New York
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Bría Mathis
Connector, builder, and visionary thinker. MPA student at NYU Wagner exploring the intersections of racial justice, equity, sustainability, and tech.
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Celeste Alsina
NYU Wagner Master of Urban Planning Candidate
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Stephen H. Graham
NYU Stern Adj. Prof. of Finance; NYU Wagner Masters, Urban Planning; former Deputy Dir. US Research & Dir. of LatAm Rsch., Citigroup & Goldman Sachs
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Rachel Brown
Master of Urban Planning Candidate at NYU Wagner exploring spatial data.
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Tiffany Rose
New York University
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Selwyn Joy
Licensed professional civil/environmental engineer specializing in land development and flood resiliency. Ph.D. student at NYU Tandon School of Engineering.
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