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ARCE 211: Structures I Overview

This document provides information about the ARCE 211: Structures I course offered at California Polytechnic State University during Fall Quarter 2007. It lists the instructor, Ansgar Neuenhofer, as well as his contact information, office hours, and textbook. The course has two lecture sections that meet on Mondays and Wednesdays, and two activity sections that meet on Fridays and Thursdays. Grading will be based on homework, quizzes, and a final exam, with two possible grading schemes. The document outlines nine learning outcomes for the course related to structural analysis and mechanics of materials.

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ARCE 211: Structures I Overview

This document provides information about the ARCE 211: Structures I course offered at California Polytechnic State University during Fall Quarter 2007. It lists the instructor, Ansgar Neuenhofer, as well as his contact information, office hours, and textbook. The course has two lecture sections that meet on Mondays and Wednesdays, and two activity sections that meet on Fridays and Thursdays. Grading will be based on homework, quizzes, and a final exam, with two possible grading schemes. The document outlines nine learning outcomes for the course related to structural analysis and mechanics of materials.

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California Polytechnic State University

Fall Quarter 2007

Department of Architectural Engineering


Instructor: Ansgar Neuenhofer
September 17, 2007
ARCE 211: STRUCTURES I

Prerequisite:

PHYS 131 (PHYS 121), MATH 142 (MATH 182)

Office:

Building 21, Room 141

Office Phone:

756-1343

Office Hours:

M 9-10, Tu 10-11, W 11-12, Th 4-5, F 2-3 and by appointment

E-mail:

[email protected]

Textbook:

Lecture notes by instructor

Lectures:

MW 8-9, Bldg. 2-13 (Section 1), MW 10-11, Bldg. 22-218 (Section 7)

Activities:

F 8-10, Bldg. 21-18 (Section 2), Th 2-4, Bldg. 21-120A (Section 8)

Grading:

Grading will be based on the following schemes:


Scheme 1:
10% Homework
55% Quizzes
35% Final

Scheme 2:
10% Homework
35% Quizzes
55% Final

The grade received will be the higher calculated from the two schemes. Lowest quiz and
homework grades will be dropped. All late assignments will receive a 50% markdown for
the first week after it is due. No credit will be given after one week. No make-up quizzes
and exams except for documented medical or family emergencies.
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Create simple, stable arrangements of points, lines, planes and solids.


Apply the equations of equilibrium in two and three dimensions.
Develop free-body diagrams.
Determine the center of gravity of lines, planes and solids.
Create stable trusses.
Find member forces in planar trusses and simple space trusses.
Trace loads through triangulated structures.
Understand concept of uniaxial stress and strain and the relation between stress and strain (Hookes law).
Combine concepts of stress, strain and Hookes law to find the axial deformation of a member

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