Civil
Engineering
Structural
Engineering*
STR 101 Structural
Analysis (1) (2+2)
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 (1) (2+2)
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 103 Strength and
Technology of Materials (1) (4+1+1)
Introduction :
Engineering materials, Standardization, Standard specifications, Codes, Total
quality concept, Technical inspection and quality control - Principles of
Materials Science: Internal structure, Imperfections, Phase diagrams - Concrete
Technology : Constituent materials for reinforced concrete (aggregates, cement,
mixing water, admixtures, steel reinforcement), Concrete manufacturing - Tips
for Construction Supervision - Mechanics of Engineering Materials : Loads,
Stresses, Deformations, Strains, Elastic constants, Compatibility of
deformations, Failure modes and criteria, Mechanical properties, Testing
machines, Strain gages, Strength and behaviour of materials under static
loading (tension, compression, bending, shear, torsion), Hardness -
Miscellaneous Conventional and Non-conventional Construction Materials and
Products - Laboratory Testing for Experimental Demonstration of the
Aforementioned Topics.
*Courses taught by other
departments are listed under these departments
STR 201 Structural
Analysis (2) (2+2)
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 202 Strength and
Technology of Materials (2) (4+1+1)
Concrete Technology: Mix
design - Properties of fresh and hardened concrete, Dimensional changes,
concrete manufacturing under severe weathering conditions, Durability in
aggressive environments, Types and repair of cracks, Fire resistance,
Repairing materials, Special types.
Mechanics of Engineering
Materials : Stress/Strain, relations - Analysis of deformations and strains,
Mohr’s strain circle, Experimental mechanics, Mechanisms and theories of
failure, Strength and behaviour of materials under (dynamic and repeated
loading, high temperature, creep). Technical Inspection and Quality Control :
Technical reports, Statistical methods, In-situ testing, Non-destructive
testing - Codes and Specifications - Laboratory Testing for Experimental
Demonstration of the Aforementioned Topics.
STR 203 Structural
Mechanics (2) (2+2)
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.
STR 204 Reinforced
Concrete (1) (2+2)
Introduction - Behavior
of reinforced concrete sections - Design Codes - Broad view of design methods -
Loads and load distribution - Structural system - Anaysis and design of
sections subjected to simple bending, axial forces, shear forces - Bond -
Design aids.
STR 301 Structural
Analysis (3) (2+2)
Analysis of statically
indeterminate beams and frames using column analogy method due to loads and
forced deformations - Analysis of statically indeterminate beams and frames
using moment distribution method - Influence lines for statically indeterminate
structures.
STR 302 Reinforced
Concrete (2) (2+2)
Design of beams - Design
for torsion - Slabs: solid slabs, ribbed and hollow blocks slabs, flat slabs,
and panelled beam slabs.
STR 303 Steel Structures
(1) (2+2)
Introduction - Tension
members - Compression members - Columns - Beams (Rolled sections) -
Beam/Columns - Wind bracings.
STR 304 Structural
Mechanics (3) (2+2)
Matrix stiffness method
for analysis of plan and space frames and trusses : Element stiffness matrix -
Load vector - Overall stiffness matrix - Determination of deformations -
Determination of internal forces - Applications to grids - Trusses and frames -
Analysis of plates loaded out of plane.
STR 305 Reinforced
Concrete (3) (2+2)
Stairs - Columns and walls
- Sections subjected to eccentric forces
- Design lateral loads -
Frame - Supports - Short cantilever.
STR 306 Steel Structures
(2) (2+2)
Riveted and bolted
connections - High strength bolted connections - Welded connections - Base
connections - Roof trusses - Rigid frames -Details.
STR 307 Advanced
Technology of Construction Materials (4+1+1)
Advanced concrete
technology - Advanced technology of finishing and insulating materials -
Adapted technology of allternative building materials for low-cost construction
- New developments and innovative uses of construction materials - Introduction
to fracture mechanics - Miscellaneous non-conventional construction materials
and products : ceramics, refractories, polymers and plastics, injection
materials and joint sealants, composite, optical fibers, carbon fibers, pipes
for water and sewage networks - Material-related failures of structures -
maintenance and repair techniques of materials in structures - Welding
technology - Modern technique for non-destructive testing.
STR 308 Project Planning
and Control (4+2)
Planning concept -
Planning by network: CPM, Precedence, PERT - Bar chart - Line of balance -
Project compression and relaxation - Resource allocation - Project monitoring -
Corrective action.
STR 309 Financing and
Evaluation of Construction Projects (2+2)
Time value of money
analysis - Economic Principle concepts - Introduction to basic concepts and
techniques of collecting, processing, and reporting financial information -
Basic financial and managerial accounting concepts - Introduction to techniques
of financial analysis - Basis for comparison of investment alternatives -
Economic analysis of public projects - Economic measurement and control - The
visibility study - Project evaluation: technical evaluation, financial
evaluation, zoning effect, cost breakdown analysis, expected cash flow and rate
of discount.
STR 310 Introduction to
Steel Structures (2+2)
Introduction - Tension
members - Compression members - Columns - Beams (Rolled sections) - Beam/columns
- Wind bracings - Bolted connections - Welded connections - Details.
STR 311 Steel Structures
(4+2)
Introduction - Tension
members - Compression members - Columns - Beams (Rolled sections) -
Beam/columns - Wind bracings - Riveted and bolted connections. High strength
bolted connections. Welded connections. Base connections. Roof trusses - Rigid
frames - Details.
STR 401 Reinforced
Concrete (4) (2+2)
Halls: structural
systems, distribution of structural elements, frames, arches, trusses, and vierendeel
girders - Joints: expansion, settlement, and construction - Deflection of
structural elements - Fundamentals of prestressed concrete.
STR 402 Metallic Bridges
(2+2)
Bridges : types,
components, floors, bracings, loads, plate girders.
STR 403 Advanced
Structural Analysis (2+2)
Two and three
dimensional stress and strain states - Stress strain relations - Energy and
variational principals - Introduction to finite element method : types of
elements, element stiffness matrix, load vector, overall equilibrium equations,
determination of stresses.
STR 404 Cost Estimates
& Control (2+2)
Approximate estimates -
Detailed estimates : labor cost, equipment cost, subcontracting and
procurement, indirect cost and markup - Development of bid - estimating for
unit price contracts - Cost planning - Conventional cost control techniques -
Network - Based cost control.
STR 405 Reinforced
Concrete (5) (2+2)
Deep beams - Cracking
limits - Water tanks: circular and rectangular - Footings and pile caps -
Reinforced and unreinforced. masonry structures.
STR 480 Project
The student registers in
one of a number of projects set by the council of the department of structural
engineering. Work on the project is carried out in a a four weeks period
following the second term exams of the fourth year.
Elective Courses
STR 341 Construction
Technology (1) (2+2)
Introduction to methods
of construction - Earth work - Foundation technology - Falsework - Prestressed
concrete - Precast concrete - Fabrication and erection of steel constructions -
Equipment selection.
STR 342 Computer Aided
Analysis of Structures (1) (2+2)
Same content as STR 450
with decreasing amount of content to reflect number of hours.
STR 343 Structural
Dynamics (1) (2+2)
Same content as STR 445
with decreasing amount of content to reflect number of hours.
STR 344 Mechanics of
Solids (1) (2+2)
Tensor analysis - Stress
tensor - Analysis of strain - Thermoelastic constitutive equations - Isotropy -
Experimental evaluation of thermoelastic constants - Plane stress and plane
strain states - Two dimensional problems in elasticity - Bending of prismatic
bars - Introduction to the nonlinear behavior of materials.
STR 441 Earthquake
Engineering (1) (2+2)
Earthquakes : causes,
seismic waves, scales, regionalization, seismic structural response, code
provisions, applications.
STR 442 Maintenance and
Inspection of Structures (1) (2+2)
Types of defects in
buildings - Inspection procedures - Definition of defects - preparation of
technical report of inspection - Methods of testing and assessment of existing
structures - preventive maintenance.
STR 443 Special Topics
in Reinforced Concrete Design (1) (2+2)
Cracking limits - Water
tanks: circular and rectangular - Concrete design of water treatment and
purification plants - Prestressed concrete - Precast concrete - Concrete
bridges.
STR 444 Steel Structures
(3) (2+2)
High rise steel
buildings: structural systems , design loads (dead, live, wind & seismic),
static analysis, floors - Connections: flexible, rigid, semi-rigid - Cold
formed steel members.
STR 445 Structural
Dynamics (2) (4+2)
Undamped single degree
of freedom system - Damped single degree of freedom system - Response of single
degree of freedom system to harmonic loading - Response to general dynamic
loading - Multi degree of freedom systems - Damped motion of shear building.
STR 446 Theory of Plates
and Shells (2) (4+2)
Theory of rectangular
plates - Membrane theory for shells of revolution - Mambrane theory for
translation shells - Bending theory of circular cylindrical shell walls -
Bending theory for shells of revolution under axisymmetric loads - Bending
theory of cylindrical roofs - Buckling analysis for thin shell walls.
STR 447 Mehanics of
Solids (2) (4+2)
Tensor analysis - Stress
tensor - Analysis of strain - Constitutive equations of linear elastic
materials - Elastic symmetry - Experimental evaluation of elastic constants -
Boundary value problems - Two dimensional problems in elasticity - Bending of
prismatic bars - Torsion of bars and hollow shafts - Axisymmetric problems in
elasticity - Introduction to nonlinear behavior of materials.
STR 448 Elastic
Stability (4+2)
Elastic buckling of
axially loaded prismatic and nonprismatic bars - Buckling of beams with lateral
loads - Buckling of frames - Energy methods - Lateral buckling of beams -
Buckling of thin plates.
STR 449 Construction
Technology (2) (4+2)
Introduction to methods
of construction - Earth work - Foundation technology - Falsework - Prestressed
concrete - Precast concrete - Fabrication and erection of steel constructions -
Formwork: types, materials, loads, design, economics - Scaffolds: materials,
couplers and fittings, fundamentals of erection and design, economics, safety -
Equipment: types, economy, method of selection.
STR 450 Computer Aided
Analysis of Structures (2) (4+2)
Review of theoretical
models for structural analysis - Choice of suitable models for analysis of
various structures - Preparation of simple programs based on these models -
Study of some available programs, and modification of these programs for the
analysis of certain problems - Training on the use of some available commercial
software packages -Applications.
STR 451 Steel Structures
(4) (4+2)
Fatigue - Truss Bridges
- Tanks: ground, elevated (circular, rectangular) -Silos - Towers: types,
loads.
STR 452 Structural
Reliability (4+2)
Sources of variance
(loads, material properties,...) - Probabilistic distributions - Calculation of
probability of survival (accurate methods, approximate methods)
STR 453 Maintenance and
Inspection of Structures (2) (4+2)
Types of defects in
buildings - Inspection procedures - Definition of defects- preparation of
technical report of inspection - Methods of testing and assessment of existing
structures - Preventive maintenance - Methods of repair - Performance of
repaired buildings - Improving durability of concrete structures - Improving
resistance of structure to fire - Field study.
STR 454 Resource
Management (4+2)
Material management: the
material management process, material procurement and delivery, inventory
control, inspection of material delivered to the site, trade-off costs in
material management - Equipment management: construction equipment, choice of
equipment, equipment costs, equipment productivity, depreciation of equipment -
Labor management: labor costs, labor productivity, labor productivity yield,
productivity index, factors affecting job site productivity, labor training -
Organization and use of project information: types of project information,
computerized organization and use of project information, organizing
information in database, relational models of database, centralized database
management system.
STR 455 Mechanics and
Technology of Engineering Materials (4+2)
Mechanics and Technology
of Concerete : failure criteria, principles of fracture mechanics, mechanics of
fresh concrete, special types, precast cocrete technology, planning and
interpretation of in-situ testing - Composite materials - Similitude and
analysis of structural models - Stress/Strain Analysis : stress concentration,
stress relaxation, residual stresses, strain energy - Applications of computer
and modelling techniques in materials engineering - Code provisions related to
quality control and assurance - Provisions for fire safety and protection of
structures.
STR 456 Special Topics
in Reinforced Concrete Design (2) (4+2)
Selected topics of :
lateral loads, structural systems required to resist lateral loads, precast
concrete, analysis and design of irregular slabs, bridges, continuous
prestressed concrete beams, silos and bunkers, special provisions for design of
earthquake resistant structures, plastic design of R.C. structures.
STR 457 Earthquke
Engineering (2) (4+2)
Earthquakes : causes,
seismic waves, scales, regionalization, seismic structural response, minimum
requirements for different categories of buildings in seismic codes,
applications.
STR 458 Structural
Optimization (4+2)
Introduction to optimum
design (minimum weight, minimum cost, fully stressed design) - Introduction to
mathematical programming (linear, nonlinear, dynamic, geometric, ...) - Linear
programming (the simplex method, sensitivity analysis, ..) - Nonlinear
programming (single variable, multivariable, and constrained problems) -
Applications : optimum design of some concrete structures, optimum design of
some steel structures.
STR 459 Strategic
Management (4+2)
Marketing - An
introduction to competitive busines strategy - The requirements for succes -
Establishing the company’s objectives - Problems with profits - Uncertainty and
risk - Information management - Analysis of competition - Theory of bidding
strategy - Decision making methods.
STR 460 Applied Topics
in Structural Analysis and Mechanics (4+2)
Computer aided analysis
and design of structures - Computer programming - Earthquake engineering -
Structural dynamics - Analysis of tall buildings - Analysis of bridges -
Analysis of tunnels - Analysis of shell structures.
STR 461 Applied Topics
in Reinforced Concrete Design (4+2)
Folded plates - Double
curved shells - Special stairs - Surfaces of revolution and shells - Arched
slabs - Pyramid slabs - Special topics.
STR 462 Steel Structures
(5) (4+2)
Halls: space system,
suspension systems - Composite structures: design, shear connectors - Cold
formed steel members.
STR 463 Applied Topics
in Construction Management (4+2)
The student will train
to use the computer in construction project planning and management. Also he
will receive training in using the computer project cost estimate and biding
pricing. At the end of the course the student must submit a report about a real
construction project using the skills he gained during the course study.
STR 464 Analysis and
Design of Masonry Buildings (4+2)
Methods of design and
specifications - Materials - Advanced methods of construction - Calculation and
analysis of forces acting on members - Analysis and design of reinforced and
unreinforced members - Walls and columns - Systems of masonry buildings -
Arching behavior - Single storey and high rise buildings.
Courses
Offered To Other Departments
STR 111-1 Properties and
Strength of Materials (4+2)
Materials used in
engineering products - Standards, codes & inspections - The development of
innovative uses of building materials - Concrete; components, manufacturing,
quality control - Partitioning materials; gypsum, lime, timber & bricks -
The effects of water on building materials - The mechanics of engineering materials.
STR 111- 2 (A&B)
Theory of Structures (2+1) , (3+2)
Equilibrium, stability
& compatibility. - External & Internal equilibrium of statically
determinate plane structures; beams, frames & trusses. - Normal, shear, torsional
stresses & combined stresses. - Elastic deformations - Introduction to the
analysis of statically indeterminate structures through consistent
deformations & moment distribution. - Buckling of columns. - Introduction
to space structures.
STR 120 Theory of
Structures (3+2)
Principles of plane
statics, reactions of statically determinate structures, bending moment,
shearing forces, and normal forces in statically determinate beams, frames, and
three hinged arches, statically determinate planar trusses, properties of
planar areas, normal and shearing stresses due to bending and torsion,
deflection of statically determinate beams, statically undeterminate beams.
STR 211 (A&B)
Reinforced Concrete and Steel Structures (3+2)
Reinforced Concrete: Fundamentals
of reinforced concrete structures - Analysis and design of sections subjected
to bending - Loads and load distribution - Reinforcement details of beams -
Solid slabs - Columns - stairs - Statically determinate frames - Ribbed and
hollow block slabs - Panelled Beam slabs - Flats slabs - Connections of
precast concrete structural elements.
Steel Structures: Structural systems -
Design loads - Design of members subjected to axial forces, Flexure, or shear -
Design of bolted and welded connections - Structural details for trusses and
frames - Details of connections - Steel buildings.
STR 221 Structural
Engineering (4+2)
Loads on buildings:
nature of loads and methods of calculation - Theory of strucuures: application
of the Clapyron’s theory of three moment equation and the method of consistent
deformations for the solution of continuous beams- Reinforced concrete
structures: basic idea about concrete, design of R.C. simple and continuous
slabs, design of R.C. simple and continuous beams, design of R.C. foundations
(isolated footings) - Metallic structures: design of steel member subjected to
bending moments. Metallic frames for tunnel supports.