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    Construction Engineering 2104ENG

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    The document outlines course contents for four engineering courses: Construction Engineering 2104ENG, Mechanics of Material 1 2101ENG, Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics 2002ENG, and Mathematics 2A 2203BPS. For each course, it lists the topics and chapters covered in the required textbooks for each week of the semester.

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    The document outlines course contents for four engineering courses: Construction Engineering 2104ENG, Mechanics of Material 1 2101ENG, Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics 2002ENG, and Mathematics 2A 2203BPS. For each course, it lists the topics and chapters covered in the required textbooks for each week of the semester.

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    The document outlines course contents for four engineering courses: Construction Engineering 2104ENG, Mechanics of Material 1 2101ENG, Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics 2002ENG, and Mathematics 2A 2203BPS. For each course, it lists the topics and chapters covered in the required textbooks for each week of the semester.

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    Construction Engineering 2104ENG

    Construction site organisation and management Engineering economics Earthmoving Excavation Loading and Hauling Site investigation Concrete formwork, false work and scaffolding Compaction and finishing Rock excavation

    Mechanics of Material 1 2101ENG


    Week 1: Geometric properties of compounds area. (Centriods and Moment of Inertia) Loo, Y.C. : Chapter 7 Gere, J. M. : Chapter 12 Beer, F. P. : Appendices Week 2: Load, Shear Force and Bending Moment relationships Loo, Y.C. : Chapter 8 Gere, J. M. : Chapter 4 Beer, F. P. : Chapter 5 Week 3: Shear force and Bending Moment in beams (continuous beams, multi-span beams with internal hinges) Loo, Y.C. : Chapter 8 Gere, J. M. : Chapter 4 Beer, F. P. : Chapter 5 Week 4: Deflections of beams (1) Gere, J. M. : Chapter 9 Beer, F. P. : Chapter 9 Week 5: Deflection of beams (2) Gere, J. M. : Chapter 9 Beer, F. P. : Chapter 9 Week 6: Concept of stress Gere, J. M. : Chapter 1 Beer, F. P. : Chapter 1 Week 7: Stress and strain in axially loaded members (1) Gere, J. M. : Chapter 2 Beer, F. P. : Chapter 2 Week 8: Stress and strain under axial loading (2) Gere, J. M. : Chapter 2 Beer, F. P. : Chapter 2 Week 9: Pure bending (1) Gere, J. M. : Chapter 5 Beer, F. P. : Chapter 4 Week 10: Pure bending (2) Gere, J. M. : Chapter 5 Beer, F. P. : Chapter 4 Week 11: Torsion (1) Gere, J. M. : Chapter 3 Beer, F. P. : Chapter 3 Week 12: Torsion (2) Gere, J. M. : Chapter 3 Beer, F. P. : Chapter 3

    Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics 2002ENG


    (Week 1) Introduction to Fluid Mechanics: Fluids, Fluid properties and Pressure Elger et al. (Ch. 1 - Ch. 2) (Week 2) Fluid statics: Buoyancy, Hydrostatic forces Elger et al. (Ch.3) (Week 3) Flow of Fluids: Fluid motion, Euler's equation, Bernoulli equation. Elger et al. (Ch.4) (Week 4) Fluid dynamics: Pressure variation in flowing fluids, Control volume approach, Continuity equation. Elger et al. (Ch. 4 & Ch. 5) (Week 5) Fluid dynamics: Momentum principle Elger et al. (Ch 6.) Finnemore (Ch 6.) (Week 6) Fluid dynamics: Energy principle Elger et al. (Ch.7) Finnemore (Ch. 5) (Week 7) Fluid dynamics: Laminar flow in pipes, Turbulent flow in pipes Elger et al. (Ch. 10) Finnemore (Ch. 8) (Week 8) Flow in conduits: Pumps, Pipe systems Elger et al. (Ch. 10 & Ch. 14) Finnemore (Ch. 8 & Ch. 15) (Week 9) Drag and Lift: Drag and lift, Wind and water turbines, Sedimentation Elger et al. (Ch.11) Finnemore (Ch. 16) (Week 10) Flow in Open Channels (1): Energy relations in open channel flow Elger et al. (Ch.15) Finnemore (Ch. 10) (Week 11) Flow in Open Channels (2): Critical depth, Humps and contractions, Hydraulic controls, Hydraulic jumps Elger et al. (Ch.15) Finnemore (Ch. 10) (Week 12) Flow in Open Channels (3): Uniform flow, Compound channels Elger et al. (Ch.15) Finnemore (Ch. 10)

    Mathematics 2A 2203BPS
    Week 1 (Lecture): Multiple integration and visualization of functions of several variables Week 2 (Lecture): The gradient operator and line integrals of vector fields Week 3 (Lecture): Line and surface integrals, divergence of vector field, Green's theorem Week 4 (Lecture): Gauss theorem; curl operator, Stokes's theorem Week 5 (Lecture): Gauss theorem, Stokes's theorem. Ordinary differential equations Week 6 (Lecture): Ordinary differential equations Week 7 (Lecture): Fourier series and examples Week 8 (Lecture): Fourier integrals Week 9 (Lecture): Fourier integrals and Dirac delta function Week 10 (Lecture): PDE's, boundary and initial conditions, separation of variables in 1D. Week 11 (Lecture): Separation of variables in 2D and 3D Week 12 (Lecture): Separation of variables in 2D and 3D, Cartesian and polar coordinates

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