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Statics - Equilibrium of a Rigid Body
Static equilibrium for a rigid body: Newton's Law - a body in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an external force. Alternatively, a body at rest will stay at rest unless acted on by an external force. Statics analyzes the motion of rigid bodies using Free Body Diagrams.
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Static equilibrium for a rigid body: Newton's Law - a body in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an external force. Alternatively, a body at rest will stay at rest unless acted on by an external force. Statics analyzes the motion of rigid bodies using Free Body Diagrams.
Statics - Force Vectors
Scalars are basic quantities without a direction (mass, time, etc.) Vectors are used to describe a quantity with a magnitude (quantity) and direction (angle of application). These notes cover the addition/subtraction/multiplication/division of vectors in a force system. Examples cover breaking down vectors into component forces and determining resultant vectors.
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Scalars are basic quantities without a direction (mass, time, etc.) Vectors are used to describe a quantity with a magnitude (quantity) and direction (angle of application). These notes cover the addition/subtraction/multiplication/division of vectors in a force system. Examples cover breaking down vectors into component forces and determining resultant vectors.
Statics - Equilibrium of a Particle
Equilibrium of a particle involves the use of Free Body Diagrams (FBD) to determine all the forces acting on a particle. Equilibrium is used to solve most systems in Statics and Structural Engineering. In Statics, the sum of all forces and moments are equal to zero.
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Equilibrium of a particle involves the use of Free Body Diagrams (FBD) to determine all the forces acting on a particle. Equilibrium is used to solve most systems in Statics and Structural Engineering. In Statics, the sum of all forces and moments are equal to zero.
Statics - Force System Resultant
Forces applied to bodies can be defined as a system of forces or moments. When two or more forces or moments are combined, the combination is called a resultant. Any force system can be simplified about a point to a resultant consisting of one force and one couple (either or both of which may be zero). The force is applied to the point and is the vector sum of all of the forces in the system. Use of Cross Products, Dot Products, and Couple Moments.
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Forces applied to bodies can be defined as a system of forces or moments. When two or more forces or moments are combined, the combination is called a resultant. Any force system can be simplified about a point to a resultant consisting of one force and one couple (either or both of which may be zero). The force is applied to the point and is the vector sum of all of the forces in the system. Use of Cross Products, Dot Products, and Couple Moments.
Introduction to Statics Mechanics
Mechanics is the physical science that deals with the behavior of bodies under the influence of forces. The course covers: vector treatment of the static equilibrium of particles & rigid bodies; equivalent forces and couple systems; distributed forces; static analysis of determinate beams, trusses, and frames; and determination of centroids, center of gravity, and moment of inertia.
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Mechanics is the physical science that deals with the behavior of bodies under the influence of forces. The course covers: vector treatment of the static equilibrium of particles & rigid bodies; equivalent forces and couple systems; distributed forces; static analysis of determinate beams, trusses, and frames; and determination of centroids, center of gravity, and moment of inertia.
CE 6013 Theory of Structural Analysis & Design
Class notes for graduate level course in structural analysis. The notes cover determinate and indeterminate structures and their analysis. Analysis methods covered include conjugate-beam, virtual work, and integration methods. For the analysis of indeterminate structures, the methods of slope-deflection, force method, and stiffness methods are employed.

The notes are structured in terms of presenting concepts and then providing multiple examples.
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Class notes for graduate level course in structural analysis. The notes cover determinate and indeterminate structures and their analysis. Analysis methods covered include conjugate-beam, virtual work, and integration methods. For the analysis of indeterminate structures, the methods of slope-deflection, force method, and stiffness methods are employed.

The notes are structured in terms of presenting concepts and then providing multiple examples.
CE 8253 Project Management in Construction
Graduate-level course on Project Management in Construction. It covers all aspects of project management including scheduling, budgeting, bidding, etc. from client concept through close out.
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Graduate-level course on Project Management in Construction. It covers all aspects of project management including scheduling, budgeting, bidding, etc. from client concept through close out.