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CE 537 SPRSV
CE 537 SPRSV
Instructor:
Dr. Asad Esmaeily, 2139 Fiedler Hall, Tel: 532-6063, email: asad@ksu.edu
Class web site: http://online.ksu.edu/CE_537_ASAD/
Class Meeting:
Mon., Wed., Fri., 1: 30 PM-2: 20 PM, Durland Hall 1052
Office Hours:
Mon. 10: 00 AM-12:00 AM, and by appointment.
(I will arrange for a help session depending on available resources.)
Prerequisites:
The content of this course is based on the fundamentals covered in the Statics (CE 333)
and Mechanics of Materials (CE 533) courses, or their equivalents. It is assumed that
students taking this class have successfully completed the Mechanics of Materials class
with a letter grade C or better. Students who did not get a grade of C or better in CE
533, or equivalent, should not take this class until the prerequisite has been met.
Textbook:
Hibbeler, Russell, C., Structural Analysis, Fifth Edition, Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle
River, New Jersey, 2002. ISBN 0-13-041825-0
Homework:
To learn the material, it is necessary to work all of the assigned problems and keep up to date.
Therefore, all problems will be collected. However, since resources do not permit grading all of
the assigned homework in detail, it will be checked if the student has attempted the assigned
problems properly, and one or more problems may be graded in detail. The assigned computer
problems will also be collected and graded.
Failure to adhere to the following specifications may result in reduced grades on the graded
homework problems:
1. Use 8 1/2 x 11 in. standard engineering paper. Work on front side only. If more than one
page is required for the solution, each page should be numbered at the top right, using the
form 1/3, 2/3 and 3/3.
2. Free Body Diagrams should be included in all solutions when appropriate.
3. All work should be in pencil, using engineering lettering. Pencil marks should be
clear-cut and black. Erasing should be clean and thorough.
4. The date on the left, "Intro. Str. Analysis" in the center and your name on the right should
be written at the top of every sheet.
5. Sketches should be drawn approximately to scale using a straight edge.
6. Computations should be arranged in logical order and each step fully recorded.
7. Answers should be prominently marked so as to be easily located. The proper units and
signs should be shown for all answers.
Grading (Tentative):
Homework 10 %
Computer Assignments 10 %
Quizzes 10%
Midterm 30%
Final 40 %
The performance of the student in this course and the degree to which the student has learned the
topics presented will be assessed by weekly assignments, in-term exam, quizzes, and a final exam.
Grading scale is:
“Class attendance and a well performance in assignments will help for marginal grades.”
Tentative Course Coverage:
The topics covered in this course include the common and most widely used methods of elastic analysis of
simple determinate and indeterminate structures. This includes analysis of beams, trusses and frames.
The concepts introduced include the classical theory of structural analysis, global structural stability, the
matrix method of analysis, and computer modeling of structures.
Introduction, 1 Exam 4 _
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Total = 45
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Depending or the time limitations and course progress, “Approximate Analysis of Indeterminate Structures” MAY
be added to the topics covered.
CE 537 (Introduction to Structural Analysis), Spring 2004
Tentative Course Coverage and Assignment
Session Day Date Topics Covered2 HW Collection Homework assignments 3
1 F 1/23 Introduction
2 M 1/26 1.1-4 1.1,3,10,13, (fig 1-12 is for prob 13)
3 W 1/28 2.1-3 HW 2.5,9,14
4 F 1/30 2.4-5 2.23,27,31
5 M 2/2 3.1-2 HW 3.1,4
6 W 2/4 3.3-4 3.9,11,22, 23 design oriented
7 F 2/6 3.5-6 3.25,28
8 M 2/9 Quiz, Computer App. Comp. Prob. 1
9 W 2/11 4.1-2 HW 4.6,9,26
10 F 2/13 4.3-4 4.17,19,28
11 M 2/16 4.4-5 4.45,50,60
12 W 2/18 8.1-3 HW, Comp. Prob. 8.6,15
13 F 2/20 8.4-5 8. 25,30
14 M 2/23 8.5 8.35,43
15 W 2/25 8.6-8 8.49,57,65
16 F 2/27 Quiz, 8.9 HW 8.85,91,105
17 M 3/1 8.10 8.110,114
18 W 3/3 9.1-4 9.2,9,11
19 F 3/5 9.4-5 9.24,26
20 M 3/8 9.5-6 9.17,27
21 W 3/10 10.1-3 HW 10.1,6
22 F 3/12 Comp Dem., Review
23 M 3/15 Mi dterm
24 W 3/17 10.3 10.13,15
25 F 3/19 10.4 10.9,20
26 M 3/29 10.5 10.22
27 W 3/31 11.1-2 11.2,9
28 F 4/2 Quiz, Computer App. HW Comp. Prob.2
29 M 4/5 11.2-3 11.4,8
30 W 4/7 11.3 11.10,11
31 F 4/9 11 .4 11 .1 4
32 M 4/12 App. A; 13.1-3
33 W 4.14 Quiz, Computer App. HW, Comp. Prob. Comp. Prob. 3
34 F 4/16 13.4-5 13.4
35 M 4/19 13.5-6 13.13
36 W 4/21 13.6 13.15
37 F 4/23 14.1-3 14.9
38 M 4/26 15.1-3 HW, Comp. Prob. Comp. Prob. 4
39 W 4/28 15.4 15.1,4
40 F 4/30 Quiz, 6.1-2 6.1,7,11
41 M 5/3 6.2-3 HW, Comp. Prob. 6.10,15,16
42 W 5/5 6.4-5 6.26,36,47
43 F 5/7 6.6-7 6.58,62,65
44 M 5/10 6.8 6.77,80
45 W 5/12 Review, etc. HW
Tue s day 5/18 FINAL EXAM , M ay 18 , 11 :5 0 am to 1 :40 pm, Durland Hall 1 052
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May change based on the needs during the semester.
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May change in some cases.