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Course number BCEE 342

Course Title Structural Analysis I

Term FALL 2021

CLASS AND TUTORIAL SCHEDULE Section Day Time Location Instructor E-mail Tu, 10:15AMGhazanfarah Lecture [email protected] Thu 11:30PM Hafeez Tutorial Tu 1:15PM- InBikram Patra [email protected] 3:05PM person Tutorial Thu 1:15PMAvirup Sarkar [email protected] 3:05PM Marker: COURSE OBJECTIVE The student will learn a general review about the classification of structures, stability, static determinacy and equilibrium of plane structures. The analysis of forces and displacements in determinate structures using both equilibrium and energy-based solution techniques will be discussed. In addition, the student will learn to calculate reactions and construct shear force, bending moment rotation and displacement diagrams using mathematical relations and energy methods for various types of structures including beams, frames and trusses. PREREQUISITE ENGR 244 “Mechanics of Materials”

TEXTBOOK AND ADDITIONAL COURSE MATERIALS 

Required textbook(s): Structural Analysis, by: Russell C. Hibbeler; 10th Edition, Pearson

GRADING POLICY Evaluation Tool Assignments Midterm Test (To be announced in the class/Moodle) Final Examination *

Weight 20% 25% 55%

Total 100% Passing Criteria: * A passing grade in the course requires at least 50% to be obtained in the final examination

However, the instructor has the right to lower this percentage to a new one if it is necessary.

GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES: SKILLS TO LEARN AND/OR UTILIZE Graduate Attribute Problem Analysis:

Indicators PA-1 Problem Identification and formulation

An ability to use appropriate knowledge and skills to identify, formulate, analyze, and solve complex structural engineering problems in order to reach substantiated conclusions.

PA-2 Modeling

PA-3 Analysis (uncertainty and incomplete knowledge)

PA-4 Problem Solving Individual and Team Work: An ability to work effectively as a member and leader in teams, preferably in a multidisciplinary setting.

IT-2 Contribution: Practical/Conceptual

COURSE OUTLINE Topics

Week

 Ch1 – Types of structures and Loads Introduction, Classification of structures, Loads, Structural design

1

 Ch 2 – Introduction to Statically Determinate Structures Idealized structures, Load path, principle of superposition, Equations of equilibrium, Determinacy and stability, Applications of the equation of equilibrium

2

 Ch 3 – Analysis of Statically Determinate Trusses Common types of trusses, Classification of coplanar trusses, The method of joints, Zero force members, The method of sections, Compound trusses, Complex trusses, Space trusses

3-4

 Ch 4 – Internal Forces Developed in Structures Shear and moment functions, Shear and moment diagram for beams, Shear and moment diagram for frames, Moment diagram constructed by the method of superposition  Ch 5 – Cables and Arches Cable subjected to concentrated loads, Cable subjected to uniform loads, Arches, Three hinged arches  Ch 6 – Influence Lines for Statically Determinate Structures Influence lines for beams, Qualitative influence lines, Influence lines for trusses  Ch 7 - Deflections of Beams and Frames Elastic beam theory, Moment area method, Double integration method  Ch 8 - Work-Energy Methods for Computing Deflections External work and strain energy, principle of work and energy, principle of virtual work and applications. Castigliano’s theorems and applications. Review

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