This course covers advanced topics in structural dynamics necessary for research. It includes 6 classes on topics like modal analysis, assumed modes methods, random vibration analysis, hysteretic structures, sensors, and system identification. Homework assignments involve analyzing structures using concepts from each class, with some assignments using laboratory equipment or Simulink for experimental data analysis and system identification. The final class presents an overview of smart structures technology and wireless smart sensors.
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Topics in Advanced Structural Dynamics by Prof B.F. Spencer(UIUC)
This course covers advanced topics in structural dynamics necessary for research. It includes 6 classes on topics like modal analysis, assumed modes methods, random vibration analysis, hysteretic structures, sensors, and system identification. Homework assignments involve analyzing structures using concepts from each class, with some assignments using laboratory equipment or Simulink for experimental data analysis and system identification. The final class presents an overview of smart structures technology and wireless smart sensors.
This course covers advanced topics in structural dynamics necessary for research. It includes 6 classes on topics like modal analysis, assumed modes methods, random vibration analysis, hysteretic structures, sensors, and system identification. Homework assignments involve analyzing structures using concepts from each class, with some assignments using laboratory equipment or Simulink for experimental data analysis and system identification. The final class presents an overview of smart structures technology and wireless smart sensors.
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign This course is designed to give student a working understanding of the several advanced concepts in structural dynamics that are necessary for conducting research in the field. Class room: Environment and Information Sciences 1 S7- building 6F meeting room(tentative) June 2 1300-1430 Class#1: Review Classical Modal Analysis State space analysis Complex mode shapes and limitations of the Rayleigh damping approximation Homework: Analysis of a 6-story shear building with seismic damper June 5 1300-1430 Class #2: Assumed modes method for SDOF structures Lagranges equations Assumed modes method for MDOF structures Homework: Analysis of building of damped outrigger June 9 1300-1430 Class #3: Concepts of random vibration Analysis of hysteretic structures using the Bouc-Wen model Equivalent linearization Homework: Analysis of two-story shear building exhibiting hysteretic response using Simulink June 12 1300-1430 Class #4: Sensors Data acquisition and analysis Digital signal processing Homework: Laboratory demonstrating sensor calibration, aliasing, quantization, and spectral leakage (if laboratory is not available, then this can be done via Simulink) June 16 1300-1430 Class #5: Relationship between impulse response and frequency response Extraction of modes and frequencies from experimental data Homework: Laboratory to identify modes and frequencies using tools introduced in class (if laboratory is not available, then this can be done via Simulink June 19 No class June 23 1300-1430 Class #6: Introduction to frequency domain (MFDID) and time-domain (ERA/NExT/RD) methods for system identification Homework: Laboratory to identify modes and frequencies using tools introduced in class (if laboratory is not available, then this can be done via Simulink) June 26 1300-1430 Class #7: Overview of Smart Structures Technology: Wireless Smart Sensors and Structural Control Or Exam or Presentation of Final Project Results (to be discussed)