STR 101 Structural Analysis

Types of Structures - Members, joints and supports - Analysis of
statically determinate beams and frames (stability, equilibrium,
reactions, internal forces : normal, shear, and bending moments) -
Analysis of statically determinate plane trusses - Analysis of beams
subjected to moving loads.

STR 102 Structural Mechanics

Properties of plane sections - Stresses and deformations in axially
loaded members - Normal stresses due to axial forces and biaxial
moments - Shear stresses in symmetrical solid and hollow sections -
Torsion stresses and deformations in circular and non-circular sections
-Combined stresses (transformation of stresses, principal shear and
normal sresses).

STR 201 Structural Analysis

Deflections (differential equation, energy method, virtual work
method)- Influence lines for statically determinate structures -
Analysis of statically indeterminate structures by consistent
deformation method using matrix formulation - Three moment equation.

STR 203 Structural Mechanics

Normal stresses on composite sections and sections of plane curved
beams - Normal streses in elastic and plastic materuials - Shear flow
and shear center - Torsion of thin walled tubular members - Shear
stresses on unsymmetrical box and multicell sections - Fracture
mechanics - Buckling of columns and beam columns.

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