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Really great overview of smart cities for urban planners, infra/service providers, and technology company employees new in the field of Smart Cities. it gives a good framework to think about the domain. As the course was released in 2017, the technical details are a slightly obsolete and will become further behind the times, however, it's a great place to begin as the conceptual framework will most likely remain the same for years to come.

I wish it offered even more interviews of people from the industry, as well as infra and service provider organizations. IoT has also evolved quite a bit with cloud services - with the arrival of Digital Twins, smart buildings is also a new area. Construction companies are now also part of the mix in this dynamic arena.

This MOOC offers a strategic and management-focused perspective on the transition to Smart Cities. It primarily uses the complex socio-technical systems framework to analyze how integrating disruptive ICTs affects existing urban infrastructure (like energy and transportation). Key topics include managing the transition phase (addressing complexities like path dependency and interdependency), the governance of the data layer (ownership, standards, pricing), and the necessity of holistic, long-term approaches over silo-thinking. The course is ideal for managers and policymakers who need to understand the governance and policy implications not just the technology of urban digitalization.

An interesting course about a very interesting topic. A problem I had was with the structure of some of the lessons. The course deals with several fundamental features of smart cities, yes. In the lectures, these features are often broken down into sub-features, and then more sub-features, and then more. So sometimes I found it a bit difficult to follow what was going on, because of all these different features. It would have been useful to see all this information presented visually, in simple slides. But nevertheless, it's an interesting course.

Thanks to Mr Mathias and the university for providing this course with fruitful information within and the most valuable point is the interviews with experts and leads company in field. I really got a large amount of new and useful information in the field that I knew nothing about at first. I highly recommend this course for anyone who is interested in, or just who is curious like me to get acquainted with this field of knowledge.

Having passion about urban infrastructure and to get knowledge about Management and and how its works for its citizen, I proudly say that this course had help me to get dig more about in daily chores and services. Professor's guidelines about the topics and interviews of renowned entrepreneurs had keep the grip tight to learn and get to know more about the topic.

Thank You so much.

Perhaps, better MOOC on smart cities among available ones. Covered different perspectives such as social, political, technical, legal, and so on. I liked the course, and will recommend it to friends and colleagues. Personally, I think 'S4-1 Transition in Socio-Technical systems' is very good articulation of challenges from a theoretical point of view. Great job.

I have found the course very interesting with a very practical approach that facilitates concepualisation and addressing concrete problems.

I would have liked more concrete examples of cities and of the different concepts that were described , although the majority of the interviews were very interesting.

Thank you for sharing this knowledge !!!