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Compulsory-Fundamental |
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1- Understanding basic laws and principles of plane kinematics and kinetics of particle and rigid body
2- Application of kinematic and kinetic principles in civil structures
3- Vibration of structures |
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1- General Mathematic I
2- Engineering Mechanics, Static |
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1- Kinematics of particles
2- kinetics of particles
3- Kinematics of rigid body
4- kinetics of rigid body
5- Vibration |
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- Presentation of course materials in class
- Solving descriptive examples
- Discussion between students and presenting their opinions
- Doing various types of exercises |
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1- Active presence in the class sessions
2- Preparation of notes
3- Participating in the topics discussed in class
4- Solving and delivering class exercises and weekly homework
5- Study available references
6- Participating in midterm and final exams
7- Participating in sudden quizes |
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4- Vector Mechanics for Engineers, Statics and Dynamics; By F. P. Beer & E. R. Johnston
5- Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics; By J. L. Meriam, L. G. Kraige
6- Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics; By R. C. Hibbeler
7- Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics; By G. Gray
8- Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics; By A. Pytel & J. Kiusalaas |
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1- Lecture notes
2- Additional solved problems
3- Recorded videos of previous classes
4- Other required materials from sources such as the Internet |
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1- Midterm exam 1 20%
2- Midterm exam 2 25%
3- Final exam 40%
4- Quiz 5%
5- Homeworks and class performance 10% |
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Pdf File |