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Syllabus - Structural Analysis Revised

This course syllabus outlines the structural analysis course to be taught in the fall 2022 semester, including topics such as determinacy, influence lines, deflection, and force and displacement methods. The course will be taught on Thursdays and Fridays, will include quizzes, a midterm, and a final exam, and will use the textbooks by Hibbeler and McCormac. Grades will be based on quizzes, a midterm, and a final exam covering topics like statics, influence lines, elastic beam theory, virtual work, and force and displacement methods.

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Syllabus - Structural Analysis Revised

This course syllabus outlines the structural analysis course to be taught in the fall 2022 semester, including topics such as determinacy, influence lines, deflection, and force and displacement methods. The course will be taught on Thursdays and Fridays, will include quizzes, a midterm, and a final exam, and will use the textbooks by Hibbeler and McCormac. Grades will be based on quizzes, a midterm, and a final exam covering topics like statics, influence lines, elastic beam theory, virtual work, and force and displacement methods.

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CE 383

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
Course Syllabus
Fall 2022
Instructor: Asst. Prof. ABDULLAH DEMİR

Class Location: Thursday-B207 & Friday-BA08


Class Hours: Thursday 09:20 – 11:00 & Friday 08:20 – 10:00
Inst. Office Location: ---
Inst. Office Phone: ---
Inst. E-mail Address: [email protected]
Inst. Web Page: ---
Inst. Office Hours: any time (mail)
Course-Asst.: R.A. Hediye Yorulmaz
Course Asst. Email: [email protected]

A. Course Description

This course, briefly, consist of main principles of structural analysis, virtual work
principles, influence lines, and to determine the reactions at supports, bending moment and
shear diagrams for either determinate or indeterminate systems using some specific
methods such as force method, displacement methods, and stiffness methods.

B. Course Objectives (Learning Outcomes)

The students successfully understand the fundamental concepts of indeterminate structural


systems using classical approximate analyses or detailed structural analyses. By using the
structural analyses, the students will be able to solve deflected shapes and internal forces
belonging to indeterminate engineering problems required for structural design.

C. Required Text and Supplies

o STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, 6th Edition, by RC. Hibbeler, published by Pearson


Prentice Hall in 2005.
o STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS: using classical and matrix methods, 4th Edition, by
JC. McCormac, published by John Wiley in 2007 (Recommended book as another
supplemental material).
D. Grading

Coursework will be weighted as follows:

i. Quizzes 30 (%)
ii. Mid-Term Exam 30 (%)
iii. Final Exam 40 (%)

E. Quizzes

Students will have 5 quizzes consisting one question. Quiz dates are given in the tentative
schedule below. Worst of quizzes will not be count for probable private reasons (4 of them
will be count). Quizzes will be held on Thursday in the classroom.

F. Classroom Rules

i. Food is not permitted in the class (except beverage)


ii. No calling but free to text-message in class.

G. Ideas, Evaluations, Etc.

In general, your ideas, comments, suggestions, questions, etc. are welcome. Your discretion
in these matters is expected, however. You are encouraged to take advantage of the
instructor office-hours (or via mail) for help with coursework or anything else connected
with the course and your progress.
H. TENTATIVE SCHEDULE

Lecture Date Topics Covered


1 Oct 06 (Thur.) Introduction
2.1. Supports & Idealized Structure
2 Oct 07 (Fri.) 2.3. Equations of Equilibrium
2.4. Determinacy and Stability
3 Oct 13 (Thur.) Quiz 1 (Statics)
6.1. Influence Lines
6.2. Influence Lines for Beams
4 Oct 14 (Fri.) 6.3. Qualitative Influence Lines
6.4. Influence Lines for Floor Girders
6.5. Influence Lines for Trusses
5 Oct 20 (Thur.) Quiz 2 (2.1-2.4,6.1-6.5)
8.2. Elastic Beam Theory
6 Oct 21 (Fri.)
8.3. Double Integration Method
7 Oct 27 (Thur.) Problem solution (8.2-8.3)
8.4. Moment-Area Theorems
8 Oct 28 (Fri.)
8.5. Conjugate-Beam Method
9 Nov 03 (Thur.) Quiz 3 (8.2-8.5)
10 Nov 04 (Fri.) 9.4. Method of Virtual Work: Trusses
11 Nov 10 (Thur.) Problem solution (9.4)
12 Nov 11 (Fri.) 9.5. Method of Virtual Work: Beams and Frames
-- Nov 17 (Thur.) Fall Break
-- Nov 18 (Fri.) Fall Break
13 Nov 24 (Thur.) (LFW) Midterm (2.1-8.5)
14 Nov 25 (Fri.) (LFW)
15 Dec 01 (Thur.)
10.1. Statically Indeterminate Structures
16 Dec 02 (Fri.) 10.4. Force Method of Analysis: Beams
10.5. Force Method of Analysis: Frames
17 Dec 08 (Thur.) Problem Solution (10.1-10.5)
10.6. Force Method of Analysis: Trusses
18 Dec 09 (Fri.)
10.7. Complex (Hybrid) Structures
19 Dec 15 (Thur.) Quiz 4 (10.1-10.7)
11.1. Displacement Method of Analysis: General Procedures
20 Dec 16 (Fri.)
11.2. Slope-Deflection Equations
21 Dec 22 (Thur.) Problem Solution (11.1-11.2)
11.3. Analysis of Beams
22 Dec 23 (Fri.) 11.4. Analysis of Frames: No Sideway
11.5. Analysis of Frames: Sideway
23 Dec 29 (Thur.) Quiz 5 (11.1-11.5)
24 Dec 30 (Fri.) 12.2 Moment Distribution for Beams
25 Jan 05 (Thur.) Problem Solution (12.2)
12.4. Moment Distribution for Frames: Sideway
26 Jan 06 (Fri.)
12.5. Moment Distribution for Frames: No Sideway
27 Jan 12 (Thur.) Final Exam (ALL)
28 Jan 13 (Fri.)

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