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Theory of Structures-II (Course Outline)

This document outlines a course on analyzing statically indeterminate structures. The course introduces displacement methods including slope deflection, moment distribution, and Kani's method. Students will learn to analyze beams, trusses and frames using stiffness and flexibility matrix methods. They will also develop influence line diagrams for indeterminate structures. The course is taught over 15 weeks and covers these topics in 3 chapters. Students will be evaluated based on assignments, a midterm, and a final exam. An attendance of 85% is required to pass.

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Theory of Structures-II (Course Outline)

This document outlines a course on analyzing statically indeterminate structures. The course introduces displacement methods including slope deflection, moment distribution, and Kani's method. Students will learn to analyze beams, trusses and frames using stiffness and flexibility matrix methods. They will also develop influence line diagrams for indeterminate structures. The course is taught over 15 weeks and covers these topics in 3 chapters. Students will be evaluated based on assignments, a midterm, and a final exam. An attendance of 85% is required to pass.

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ADAMA SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY

SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE


DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
Course Name: Theory of Structures-II
(Ext.)
Course Code: Ceng-2103
Academic Year: 2008/2016
Instructor: Abdurazak M.

Target Group: Civil 2nd years


Credit Hour: 3
Semester: III
E-mail:[email protected]

Course Description
This course introduces and applies different methods for analysis of
indeterminate structures.

Course Objectives
By the end of the course students will be able to:
Analyze statically indeterminate structures using displacement
methods: slope deflection, Moment distribution, & Kanis Method.
Draws shear force & bending moment diagrams for indeterminate
structures.
Develop stiffness matrix for beams, trusses, and Frame members.
Draw qualitative and quantitative influence line diagrams for
indeterminate structures.

Course Outline
Chapter 1: Displacement Methods of Structural Analysis:
Slope Deflection Method
Slope- Deflection Equations
General procedures
Analysis of beams
Analysis of frames: No side sway
Analysis of frames: Side sway
Moment Distribution Method
General Principles and definitions
Analysis of beams
Analysis of frames: No side sway
Analysis of frames: Side sway
Symmetrical frames
Kanis Method
Introduction: basic concepts
Analysis of beams
Frame with lateral translation of joints
Frame without lateral translation of joints
Story columns of unequal height & base fixed or hinged.
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Chapter 2: Matrix Method of Structural Analysis:


Stiffness Method

Beam analysis using stiffness method


Frame analysis using stiffness method
Truss analysis using stiffness method
Flexibility Method

Chapter 3: Influence Diagram for Statically Indeterminate Structures

Statically indeterminate beams


Statically indeterminate frames
Statically indeterminate truss

Literature:Textbooks:-

R.C HIBBELER, Structural Analysis, Six edition , 2006, Macmillan Publishing company, New work
SS Bhavikatti, Structural analysis, Volume-II
Aslamm Kassimali, structural analysis, Third edition,2005

References books:

C S REDDY, Basic structural analysis , Second Edition, 1996


YUAN-YUHSIEH, Elementary theory of structures, 1198
DANIEL SCHODE, Structures, Fourth Edition, 2001
V.N Varziruni, Analysis of structures Volume I, II, 2005
NegussieTebedge, method of structural analysis,

Mark Distribution

Assignment and quiz 20 %


Mid-Exam 30 %
Final-Examination 50%

Attendance Requirement

Minimum of 85% attendance during lecture and tutorials, except for


same unprecedented mishap.

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