CMO 29 s2007 - Annex III BSCE Course Specs PDF

COURSE SPECIFICATIONS Bachelor of Science in Civil En ineerin 1.
TECHNICAL COURSES
A. MATHEMATICS
Course Name Course Description COLLEGE ALGEBRA Algebraic expressions and equations; solution sets of algebraic equations in one variable: linear, quadratic, polynomial of degree n, fractional, radical equations, quadratic in form, exponential and logarithmic equations; decomposition of fractions into partial fractions; solution sets of systems of linear equations involving up to three variables.
Number of nits for !ecture and " units lecture !aboratory Number of Contact #ours per $ee% " hours lecture &rerequisite None After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). 'perate and simplify algebraic expressions; *. Determine the solution sets of all types of algebraic equations, exponential and logarithmic equations; and inequalities; ". se the manipulative and analytical s%ills acquired in 'b(ectives ) to * to solve +ord problems; and ,. -dentify the domain and range of a given relation.function. ). /he 0et of 1eal Numbers ).). -nteger 2xponents ).*. &olynomials, 'perations, 0pecial &roducts ).". 3inomial 2xpansion 43inomial /heorem5 ).,. 6actoring &olynomials *. 1ational 2xpressions *.). 1ules of 2xponents; 0implification of 1ational 2xpressions; 'perations on 1ational 2xpressions *.*. &roperties of 1adicals; 0implification of 1adicals *.". 'perations on 1adicals *.,. Complex Numbers ". 2quations in 'ne 7ariable ".). !inear 2quations; !iteral 2quations ".*. 8uadratic 2quations in 'ne 7ariable ".". $ord &roblems ".,. 'ther 2quations in 'ne 7ariable: 1adical, 6ractional, 8uadratic in 6orm ".9. &olynomial 2quation of Degree n ,. 6unctions ,.). -nverse 6unctions ,.*. 2xponential and !ogarithmic 6unctions ,.". 2xponential and !ogarithmic 2quations 9. 0ystems of !inear 2quations 4by 2limination :ethods5 ;. Decomposition of 1ational 2xpressions into &artial 6ractions None Dugopols%i, :ar%. College Algebra, "rd ed. Addison<$esley, *==*. !eithold, !ouis. College Algebra and Trigonometry. :assachusetts: Addison<$esley, )>?>. :i(ares, Catalina. College Algebra. 0+o%o+s%i, 2arl $. and @effrey A. Cole. Algebra and Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry, )=th ed. 3roo%s.Cole &ublishing Co., *==).
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A!"ANCE! ALGEBRA :atrices and determinants; arithmetic and geometric series; solution sets of different types of inequalities and systems involving quadratics; solution of linear equations using determinants and matrices. * units lecture * hours lecture College Algebra After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Determine the solution sets of inequalities; *. Determine the solution sets of systems involving quadratics; ". se the manipulative and analytical s%ills acquired in 'b(ective * to solve +ord problems; ,. 'perate and manipulate matrices and determinants; 9. 0olve systems of linear equations using matrices and determinants; and ;. Determine the indicated sum of the elements in an arithmetic and geometric sequence. ). -nequalities ).). !inear, 8uadratic, and &olynomial -nequality ).*. !inear -nequalities +ith Absolute 7alue *. 1atio, &roportion, and 7ariation ". Determinants ".). 2xpansion by :inors ".*. 0olution of !inear 0ystems by CramerAs 1ule ,. :atrices ,.). -dentity :atrix ,.*. Cofactor :atrix ,.". /ranspose of a :atrix ,.,. Ad(oint :atrix ,.9. -nverse of a :atrix ,.;. Algebra on :atrices 40um and Difference, 0calar :ultiplication, :atrix :ultiplication5 ,.B. 0olution of !inear 0ystems sing :atrices 9. 0equence and 0eries 9.). Arithmetic and Ceometric :eans 9.*. Arithmetic and Ceometric 0equences 9.". Arithmetic and Ceometric 0eries 9.,. -nfinite 0eries ;. Combinatorial :athematics ;.). 0equences ;.*. /he 6actorial of a Number ;.". 6undamental &rinciples of Counting, &ermutation, and Combination ;.,. 3inomial /heorem ;.9. :athematical -nduction None Dugopols%i, :ar%. College Algebra, "rd ed. Addison<$esley, *==*. !eithold, !ouis. College Algebra and Trigonometry. :assachusetts: Addison< $esley, )>?>. 0+o%o+s%i, 2arl $. and @effrey A. Cole. Algebra and Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry, )=th ed. 3roo%s.Cole &ublishing Co., *==).
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PLANE AN! SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETR# /rigonometric functions; identities and equations; solutions of triangles; la+ of sines; la+ of cosines; inverse trigonometric functions; spherical trigonometry " units lecture " hours lecture None After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Define angles and ho+ they are measured; *. Define and evaluate each of the six trigonometric functions; ". &rove trigonometric functions; ,. Define and evaluate inverse trigonometric functions; 9. 0olve trigonometric equations; ;. 0olve problems involving right triangles using trigonometric function definitions for acute angles; and B. 0olve problems involving oblique triangles by the use of the sine and cosine la+s. ). /rigonometric 6unctions ).). Angles and :easurement ).*. /rigonometric 6unctions of Angles ).". /rigonometric 6unction 7alues ).,. /he 0ine and Cosine of 1eal Numbers ).9. Craphs of the 0ine and Cosine and 'ther 0ine $aves ).;. 0olutions of 1ight /riangle *. Analytic /rigonometry *.). /he 2ight 6undamental -dentities *.*. &roving /rigonometric -dentities *.". 0um and Difference -dentities *.,. Double<:easure and #alf<:easure -dentities *.9. -nverse /rigonometric 6unctions *.;. /rigonometric 2quations *.B. -dentities for the &roduct, 0um, and Difference of 0ine and Cosine ". Application of /rigonometry ".). /he !a+ of 0ines ".*. /he !a+ of Cosines ,. 0pherical /rigonometry ,.). 6undamental 6ormulas ,.*. 0pherical /riangles None Dilley, et al. Algebra 2 with Trigonometry. D.C. #eath D Co., )>>=. !eithold, !ouis. College Algebra and Trigonometry. Addison<$esley, )>>*. 0obel, :ax A. and Norbert !erner. Algebra and Trigonometry, ,th ed. Ne+ @ersey: &rentice #all, -nc., )>>9.
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ANAL#TIC GEOMETR# 2quations of lines and conic sections; curve tracing in both rectangular and polar coordinates in t+o<dimensional space. * units lecture * hours lecture College Algebra &lane and 0pherical /rigonometry After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). 0et up equations given enough properties of lines and conics; *. Dra+ the graph of the given equation of the line and the equation of the conic section; and ". AnalyEe and trace completely the curve, given their equations in both rectangular and polar coordinates, in t+o<dimensional space. ). &lane Analytic Ceometry ).). /he Cartesian &lanes ).*. Distance 6ormula ).". &oint<of<Division 6ormulas ).,. -nclination and 0lope ).9. &arallel and &erpendicular !ines ).;. Angle from 'ne !ine to Another ).B. An 2quation of a !ocus *. /he !ine *.). &oint<0lope and /+o<&oint 6orms *.*. 0lope<-ntercept and -ntercept 6orms *.". Distance from a &oint to a !ine *.,. Normal 6orm ". /he Circle ".). /he 0tandard 6orm for an 2quation of a Circle ".*. Conditions to Determine a Circle ,. Conic 0ections ,.). -ntroduction ,.*. /he &arabola ,.". /he 2llipse ,.,. /he #yperbola 9. /ransformation of Coordinates 9.). /ranslation of Conic 0ections ;. Curve 0%etching ;.). 0ymmetry and -ntercepts ;.*. 0%etching &olynomial 2quations ;.". Asymptotes 42xcept 0lant Asymptotes5 ;.,. 0%etching 1ational 6unctions B. &olar Coordinates B.). &olar Coordinates B.*. Craphs in &olar Coordinates B.". 1elationships 3et+een 1ectangular and &olar Coordinates None 6uller, Cordon and Dalton /ar+ater. Analytic Geometry, Bth ed. Addison< $esley, )>>". &rotter, :urray #. and &hilip 2. &rotter. Calculus with Analytic Geometry, ,th ed. 8uirino and :i(ares. Plane and Analytic Geometry, *nd ed. 1iddle, Douglas 6. Analytic Geometry, ;th ed. 0+o%o+s%i, 2arl $. and @effrey A. Cole. Algebra and Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry, )=th ed. 3roo%s.Cole &ublishing Co., *==).
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SOLI! MENSURATION Concept of lines and planes; CavalieriAs and 7olume theorems; formulas for areas of plane figures, volumes for solids; volumes and surfaces areas for spheres, pyramids, and cones; Eone, sector and segment of a sphere; theorems of &appus. * units lecture * hours lecture College Algebra, &lane and 0pherical /rigonometry After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Compute for the area of plane figures; *. Compute for the surface areas and volumes of different types of solids; and ". Determine the volumes and surface areas of solids using other methods such as the theorems of &appus. ). &lane 6igures ).). :ensuration of &lane 6igures *. !ines and &lanes in 0pace *.). /ypical &roofs of 0olid Ceometry *.*. Angles ". 0olids for +hich 7 F 3h ".). 0olid 0ections ".*. Cubes ".". 1ectangular &arallelopiped ".,. CavalieriAs /heorem ".9. 7olume /heorem ".;. &rism ".B. Cylindrical 0urface ".?. Cylinder 4Circular and 1ight Circular5 ,. 0olids for +hich 7 F 3h ,.). &yramids ,.*. 0imilar 6igures ,.". Cones ,.,. 6rustum of 1egular &yramid ,.9. 6rustum of 1ight Circular Cone 9. 0phere 9.). 0urface Area and 7olume 9.*. Gone 9.". 0egment 9.,. 0ector ;. /heorems of &appus None Hern, $illis 6. and @ames 1. 3land. Solid Mensuration, *nd ed. Ne+ Ior%: @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc.
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!IFFERENTIAL CALCULUS 3asic concepts of calculus such as limits, continuity and differentiability of functions; differentiation of algebraic and transcendental functions involving one or more variables; applications of differential calculus to problems on optimiEation, rates of change, related rates, tangents and normals, and approximations; partial differentiation and transcendental curve tracing. , units lecture , hours lecture Advanced Algebra Analytic Ceometry 0olid :ensuration After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). #ave a +or%ing %no+ledge of the basic concepts of functions and limits; *. Differentiate algebraic and transcendental functions +ith ease; ". Apply the concept of differentiation in solving +ord problems involving optimiEation, related rates, and approximation; and ,. AnalyEe and trace transcendental curves. ). 6unctions ).). Definitions ).*. Classification of 6unctions ).". Domain and 1ange of a 6unction ).,. Craph of a 6unction ).9. 6unctional Notation ).;. 2valuation of a 6unction ).B. Combinations of 6unctions ).?. 'ne<7alued and :any<7alued 6unctions ).>. 'dd and 2ven 6unctions ).)=. 0pecial 6unction /ypes ).)). 6unctions as :athematical :odels *. Continuity *.). Definition *.*. &roperties of Continuous 6unctions ". !imits ".). Notion of a !imit ".*. Definition ".". &roperties of !imits ".,. 'perations +ith !imits ".9. 2valuation of !imits ".;. 'ne<0ided !imits ".B. nbounded 6unctions ,. /he Derivative ,.). Notion of the Derivative ,.*. Definition ,.". Determination of the Derivative by -ncrements ,.,. Differentiation 1ules 9. /he 0lope 9.). Definition of 0lope as the Derivative of a 6unction 9.*. Determination of the 0lope of a Curve at a Civen &oint ;. 1ate of Change ;.). Average 1ate of Change ;.*. -nstantaneous 1ate of Change B. /he Chain 1ule and the Ceneral &o+er 1ule ?. -mplicit Differentiation >. #igher<'rder Derivatives )=. &olynomial Curves )=.). Ceneralities About 0traight !ines
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None Anton, #o+ard. Multivariable Calculus, ,th ed. Ne+ Ior%: @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc., )>>*. 3er%ey, Dennis D. Calculus for Management and Social Sciences, *nd ed. 0aunders College &ublishing, )>>= CoEEens, :argaret 3. and 1ichard D. &orter. Mathematics with Calculus. D.C. #eath D Co., )>?B 2llis, 1obert and 3enny Culic%. Calculus with Analytic Geometry. #arcourt 3race @ovanovich, )>>=. 6arlo+, 0tanley @. Calculus and Its A lication. :cCra+<#ill &ublishing, )>>=. Coldstein, !arry @., David C. !ay and David -. 0chneider. Calculus and Its A lication, ;th ed. &rentice #all, -nc., )>>". #arsbarger, 1onald @. and @ames @. 1eynolds. Calculus with A lications. D.C. #eath D Co., )>>=. #offman, !aurence D. Calculus for !usiness" #conomics and the Social and $ife Sciences, "rd ed. :cCra+<#ill 3oo% Co., )>?>. #older, !eonard !. A Primer for Calculus, ,th ed. $ads+orth &ublishing Co., )>?B. !arson, 1oland 2. and 3ruce #. 2d+ards. %inite Mathematics with Calculus. D.C. #eath D Co., )>?B. !eithold, !ouis. The Calculus, Bth ed. Addison<$esley, *==).
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!ial, :argaret !. and Charles D. :iller. %inite Mathematics and Calculus with A lication, "rd ed. 0cott, 6oresman and Company, )>?>. &rotter, :urray #. Calculus with Analytic Geometry. @ames D 3arlett, )>??. 0+o%o+s%i, 2arl $. Calculus, 9th ed. &$0<Hent &ublishing, )>>). Gill, Dennis C. Calculus with Analytic Geometry. &$0<Hent &ublishing, )>??. Gitarelli, David 2. and 1aymond 6. Coughlin. %inite Mathematics with Calculus& An A lied A roach. 0anders College &ublishing, )>?>.
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INTEGRAL CALCULUS Concept of integration and its application to physical problems such as evaluation of areas, volumes of revolution, force, and +or%; fundamental formulas and various techniques of integration applied to both single variable and multi<variable functions; tracing of functions of t+o variables. , units lecture , hours lecture Differential Calculus After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). &roperly carry out integration through the use of the fundamental formulas and.or the various techniques of integration for both single and multiple integrals; *. Correctly apply the concept of integration in solving problems involving evaluation of areas, volumes, +or%, and force; ". 0%etch "<dimensional regions bounded by several surfaces; and ,. 2valuate volumes of "<dimensional regions bounded by t+o or more surfaces through the use of the double or triple integral. ). -ntegration Concept . 6ormulas ).). Anti<Differentiation ).*. 0imple &o+er 6ormula ).". 0imple /rigonometric 6unctions ).,. !ogarithmic 6unction ).9. 2xponential 6unction ).;. -nverse /rigonometric 6unctions ).B. #yperbolic 6unctions ).?. Ceneral &o+er 6ormula ).>. Constant of -ntegration ).)=. Definite -ntegral *. -ntegration /echniques *.). -ntegration by &arts *.*. /rigonometric -ntegrals *.". /rigonometric 0ubstitution *.,. 1ational 6unctions *.9. 1ationaliEing 0ubstitution ". Application ".). -mproper -ntegrals ".*. &lane Area ".". Areas 3et+een Curves ,. 'ther Applications ,.). 7olumes ,.*. $or% ,.". #ydrostatics &ressure and 6orce 9. 0urfaces :ultiple -ntegral as 7olume 9.). 0urface /racing: &lanes 9.*. 0pheres
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9.". Cylinders 9.,. 8uadratic 0urfaces 9.9. Double -ntegrals 9.;. /riple -ntegrals ;. :ultiple -ntegral as 7olume ;.). Double -ntegrals ;.*. /riple -ntegrals !aboratory 2quipment None Anton, #o+ard. Multivariable Calculus, ,th ed. Ne+ Ior%: @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc., )>>*. 3er%ey, Dennis D. Calculus for Management and Social Sciences, *nd ed. 0aunders College &ublishing, )>>=. CoEEens, :argaret 3. and 1ichard D. &orter. Mathematics with Calculus. D.C. #eath D Co., )>?B. 2llis, 1obert and 3enny Culic%. Calculus with Analytic Geometry. #arcourt 3race @ovanovich, )>>=. 6arlo+, 0tanley @. Calculus and Its A lication. :cCra+<#ill &ublishing, )>>=. Coldstein, !arry @., David C. !ay and David -. 0chneider. Calculus and Its A lication, ;th ed. &rentice #all, -nc., )>>". #arsbarger, 1onald @. and @ames @. 1eynolds. Calculus with A lications. D.C. #eath D Co., )>>=. #offman, !aurence D. Calculus for !usiness" #conomics and the Social and $ife Sciences, "rd ed. :cCra+<#ill 3oo% Co., )>?>. !eithold, !ouis. The Calculus, Bth ed. Addison<$esley, *==).
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!IFFERENTIAL E$UATIONS Differentiation and integration in solving first order, first<degree differential equations, and linear differential equations of order n; !aplace transforms in solving differential equations. " units lecture " hours lecture -ntegral Calculus After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). 0olve the different types of differential equations; and *. Apply differential equations to selected engineering problems. ). Definitions ).). Definition and Classifications of Differential 2quations 4D.2.5 ).*. 'rder Degree of a D.2. . !inearity ).". 0olution of a D.2. 4Ceneral and &articular5 *. 0olution of 0ome )st 'rder, )st Degree D.2. *.). 7ariable 0eparable *.*. #omogeneous *.". 2xact *.,. !inear *.9. 2quations !inear in a 6unction *.;. 3ernoulliAs 2quation ". Applications of )st 'rder D.2. ".). Decomposition . Cro+th ".*. Ne+tonAs !a+ of Cooling ".". :ixing 4Non<1eacting 6luids5 ".,. 2lectric Circuits ,. !inear D.2. of 'rder n
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,.). 0tandard 6orm of a !inear D.2. ,.*. !inear -ndependence of a 0et of 6unctions ,.". Differential 'perators ,.,. Differential 'perator 6orm of a !inear D.2. 9. #omogeneous !inear D.2. +ith Constant Coefficients 9.). Ceneral 0olution 9.*. Auxiliary 2quation ;. Non<#omogeneous D.2. +ith Constant<Coefficients ;.). 6orm of the Ceneral 0olution ;.*. 0olution by :ethod of ndetermined Coefficients ;.". 0olution by 7ariation of &arameters !aboratory 2quipment 0uggested 1eferences None Asin, 1icardo C. #lementary 'ifferential #(uations. National 3oo% 0tore, )>>). Dela 6uente, 6eliciano and y. #lementary 'ifferential #(uations. National 3oo% 0tore, )>>>.
PROBABILIT# AN! STATISTICS 3asic principles of statistics; presentation and analysis of data; averages, median, mode; deviations; probability distributions; normal curves and applications; regression analysis and correlation; application to engineering problems. " units lecture " hours lecture College Algebra After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Define relevant statistical terms; *. Discuss competently the follo+ing concepts: *.). 6requency distribution *.*. :easures of central tendency *.". &robability distribution *.,. Normal distribution *.9. -nferential statistics ". Apply accurately statistical %no+ledge in solving specific engineering problem situations. ). 3asic Concepts ).). Definition of 0tatistical /erms ).*. -mportance of 0tatistics *. 0teps in Conducting a 0tatistical -nquiry ". &resentation of Data ".). /extual ".*. /abular ".". Craphical ,. 0ampling /echniques 9. :easures of Central /endency 9.). :ean 9.*. :edian 9.". :ode 9.,. 0%e+ness and Hurtosis ;. :easures of 7ariation ;.). 1ange ;.*. :ean Absolute Deviation ;.". 7ariance ;.,. 0tandard Deviation
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;.9. Coefficient of 7ariation B. &robability Distributions B.). Counting /echniques B.*. &robability B.". :athematical 2xpectations B.,. Normal Distributions ?. -nferential 0tatistics ?.). /est of #ypothesis ?.*. /est Concerning :eans, 7ariation, and &roportion ?.". Contingency /ables ?.,. /est of -ndependence ?.9. Coodness<of<6it /est >. Analysis of 7ariance )=. 1egression and Correlation !aboratory 2quipment None 0ellers, Cene 1. and 0tephen A. 7ardeman. #lementary Statistics, *nd ed. 0aunders College &ublishing, )>?*. $alpole, 1onald 2., et al. Probability and Statistics for #ngineers and Scientists , Bth ed. &rentice #all, -nc., *==*.
B. NATURAL%PH#SICAL SCIENCES
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GENERAL CHEMISTR# 3asic concepts of matter and its classification; mass relationships in chemical reactions; properties of gases, liquids, and solids; concepts of thermochemistry; quantum theory and electronic behavior; periodic relationship of elements in the periodic table; intramolecular forces; and solutions. , units: " units lecture, ) unit laboratory ; hours: " hours lecture, " hours laboratory None After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Apply significant figures and appropriate units in all measurements and calculations; *. Classify matter; distinguish bet+een physical and chemical properties.changes; ". Define and explain the concepts of atomic mass, average atomic mass, mole, molar mass and perform calculations involving these; ,. 3alance and interpret chemical equations and perform stoichiometric calculations; 9. $rite, explain and apply the gas la+s; ;. Discuss the %inetic molecular theory 4H:/5 of gases and use the H:/ to qualitatively explain the gas la+s; argue the differences bet+een ideal and non<ideal gas behavior; B. Define enthalpy; classify common processes as exothermic or endothermic and %no+ the sign conventions; ?. /race the various atomic theories; discuss the 3ohr model; and explain the line spectra of hydrogen; Discuss the concept of electron density; contrast the 3ohrAs orbits +ith orbitals in the quantum theory; >. $rite electron configurations and orbital diagrams for multi electron atoms;
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)=. se the periodic table to classify elements and predict trends in properties; )). $rite !e+is dot symbols and !e+is structure; )*. 2xplain valence bond theory, hybrid orbitals, and hybridiEation in common compounds )". Distinguish bet+een inter< and intramolecular forces; give examples of intramolecular forces and ho+ they relate to physical properties; ),. Distinguish bet+een crystalline and amorphous solids )9. Discuss various physical changes and interpret phase diagrams; );. Distinguish different types of solutions; +or% +ith different concentration units; nderstand the effect of temperature and pressure on solubility; and )B. 2xplain and apply colligative properties to determine molar mass. Course 'utline ). /he 0tudy of Change ).). -ntroduction to Chemistry ).*. :atter: Classification, 0tates, &hysical, and Chemical &roperties ).". :easurement and #andling of Numbers *. Atoms, :olecules, and -ons *.). /he Atomic /heory *.*. /he 0tructure of the Atom *.". Atomic Number, :ass Number, -sotopes *.,. /he &eriodic /able *.9. :olecules and -ons *.;. Chemical 6ormulas *.B. Naming Compounds ". :ass 1elationships in Chemical 1eaction ".). Atomic :ass ".*. :olar :ass of an 2lement and AvogadroAs Number ".". :olecular :ass ".,. &ercent Composition of Compounds ".9. Chemical 1eactions and Chemical 2quations ".;. Amounts of 1eactants and &roducts ".B. !imiting 1eagents ".?. 1eaction Iield ,. Cases ,.). 0ubstances /hat 2xist as Cases ,.*. &ressure of a Cas ,.". /he Cas !a+s ,.,. /he -deal Cas 2quation ,.9. Cas 0toichiometry ,.;. DaltonAs !a+ of &artial &ressure ,.B. /he Hinetic :olecular /heory of Cases ,.?. Deviation from -deal 3ehavior 9. /hermochemistry 9.). 2nergy Changes in Chemical 1eactions 9.*. -ntroduction to /hermodynamics 9.". 2nthalpy ;. 8uantum /heory and the 2lectronic 0tructure of Atoms ;.). 6rom Classical &hysics to 8uantum /heory ;.*. 3ohrAs /heory of the #ydrogen Atom ;.". /he Dual Nature of the 2lectron ;.,. 8uantum :echanics ;.9. 8uantum Numbers ;.;. Atomic 'rbitals ;.B. 2lectron Configuration ;.?. /he 3uilding< p &rinciple B. &eriodic 1elationships Among the 2lements B.). &eriodic Classification of the 2lements B.*. &eriodic 7ariation in &hysical &roperties B.". -oniEation 2nergy B.,. 2lectron Affinity ?. Chemical 3onding: 3asic Concepts ?.). !e+is Dot 0tructure
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?.*. /he -onic 3ond ?.". /he Covalent 3ond ?.,. 2lectronegativity ?.9. $riting !e+is 0tructure ?.;. /he Concept of 1esonance ?.B. 3ond 2nergy >. Chemical 3onding: :olecular Ceometry and #ybridiEation >.). :olecular Ceometry >.*. Dipole :oments >.". /he 7alence 3ond /heory >.,. #ybridiEation of Atomic 'rbitals >.9. #ybridiEation in :olecules Containing Double and /riple 3onds )=. -ntermolecular 6orces in !iquids and 0olids )=.). /he H:/ of !iquids and 0olids )=.*. -ntermolecular 6orces )=.". &roperties of !iquids )=.,. Crystalline vs. Amorphous 0olids )=.9. &hase Changes )=.;. &hase Diagrams )). &hysical &roperties of 0olutions )).). /ypes of 0olutions )).*. A :olecular 7ie+ of the 0olution &rocess )).". Concentration nits )).,. 2ffect of /emperature and &ressure on 0olubility )).9. Colligative &roperties !aboratory 2quipment Chemistry !aboratory 4see attached5 Chang, 1aymond. Chemistry, ?th ed. 4-nternational 2d.5. Ne+ Ior%: :cCra+ #ill, *==9. 2uban%s, !ucy &., et al. Chemistry in Conte)t, 9th ed. 3oston: :cCra+ #ill, *==;. :asterton, $illiam !. and Cecile N. #urley. Chemistry& Princi les and *eactions, 9th ed. Canada: /homson 3roo%s.Cole, *==,. 3rady, @ames 2., and 6red 0enese. Chemistry& Matter and Its Changes, ,th ed. Ne+ @ersey: @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc., *==,. 3ro+n, /heodore !., et al. Chemistry& The Central Science, >th ed. Ne+ @ersey: *==". 0ilberberg, :artin 0. Chemistry& The Molecular +ature of Matter and Change, "rd ed. 4-nternational 2d.5. Ne+ Ior%: :cCra+ #ill, *==".
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PH#SICS 1 7ectors; %inematics; dynamics; +or%, energy, and po+er; impulse and momentum; rotation; dynamics of rotation; elasticity; and oscillation. , units: " units lecture, ) unit laboratory ; hours: " hours lecture, " hours laboratory College Algebra &lane and 0pherical /rigonometry After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Differentiate a vector from a scalar; *. Determine the resultant of concurrent vectors; ". 0olve problems in %inematics; ,. Apply Ne+tonAs !a+s of :otion; 9. Determine the gravitational force bet+een different masses;
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0olve problems involving centripetal force for horiEontal and vertical curves; Compute the +or% done on a given body; 1elate +or% and energy; 0olve problems by applying the la+ of conservation of energy; 0olve problems in impulse and momentum and collisions; Determine the stress and strain on a body; and Determine the period of a body in simple harmonic motion.
Course 'utline
). $or%, 2nergy and &o+er ).). Definition of $or%, 2nergy and &o+er ).*. Conservation of 2nergy *. -mpulse and :omentum *.). Definition of -mpulse and :omentum *.*. Conservation of :omentum ". 7ector ".). 7ectors and 0calars ".*. Craphical :ethod ".". Analytical :ethod ,. 7ector 0ubtraction 9. Hinematics 9.). 2quations of Hinematics 9.*. 6reely 6alling 3odies 9.". &ro(ectile :otion ;. Dynamics ;.). Ne+tonAs !a+s of :otion ;.*. 6riction ;.". 6irst Condition of 2quilibrium B. $or%, 2nergy and &o+er B.). Definition of $or%, 2nergy and &o+er B.*. Conservation of 2nergy ?. -mpulse and :omentum ?.). Definition of -mpulse and :omentum ?.*. Conservation of :omentum ?.". Collisions, Coefficient of 1estitution >. 1otation >.). Definition of torque >.*. 0econd Condition of 2quilibrium >.". Center of Cravity )=. Dynamics of 1otation )=.). Hinematics of 1otation )=.*. Dynamics of 1otation )=.". Center of Cravity )). 2lasticity )).). #oo%eAs !a+ )).*. 0tress and 0train )).". :odulus of 2lasticity )*. 'scillations )*.). Definition of 7ibration :otion and 0imple #armonic :otion )*.*. Hinematics of 0imple #armonic :otion )*.". 0imple &endulum &hysics !aboratory Cutnell, @.D. and H.$. @ohnsons. Physics, ,th ed. #alliday, David, 1obert 1esnic% and @earl $al%er. %undamentals of Physics, 9th ed. @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc., )>>;. 0er+ay, 1aymond A. and @ohn $. @e+ett @r. Physics for Scientists and #ngineers, ;th ed. 3roo%s.Cole &ublishing Co., *==". Ioung, #ugh D. and 1oger A. 6reedman. ,niversity Physics, )=th ed. Addison $esley.
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PH#SICS & 6luids; thermal expansion, thermal stress; heat transfer; calorimetry; +aves; electrostatics; electricity; magnetism; optics; image formation by plane and curved mirrors; and image formation by thin lenses. , units: " units lecture, ) unit laboratory ; hours: " hours lecture, " hours laboratory &hysics ) After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Describe the characteristics of fluids at rest and in motion; *. Compute the buoyant force on an ob(ect immersed in a fluid; ". Compute the pressure and flo+ speed of a fluid at any point in a flo+ tube; ,. Determine the amount of expansion of a given material in relation to temperature change; 9. Determine the change in temperature of a given amount of material that loses or gains; ;. 0olve problems about the la+ of heat transfer; B. Describe the three methods of heat transfer; ?. Discuss the properties of +aves; >. Describe the modes of vibration of strings and air columns; )=. 0olve problems on Doppler 2ffect; )). Compute the electric force bet+een electric charges; )*. Compute the electric field due to electric charges; )". Compute the electric potential due to a charge and electric potential energy of charges; ),. Define electric current, electric resistance and voltage; )9. 0olve problems on resistance and cells in series and parallel; );. 0tate HirchhoffAs rules and apply them in a given circuit; )B. Compute the magnetic field of a given current<carrying conductors; )?. Compute the magnetic torque on a current conductor in a magnetic field; and )>. Describe image formation by mirrors and lenses. ). 6luids ).). &ressure, 0pecific Cravity, Density ).*. ArchimedesA &rinciple ).". 1ate of 6lo+ and Continuity &rinciple ).,. 3ernoulliAs &rinciple ).9. /orricelliAs /heorem *. /hermal 2xpansion, /hermal 0tress ". #eat /ransfer ,. Calorimetry ,.). 0pecific #eat ,.*. !a+ of #eat 2xchange ,.". Change of &hase 9. $aves 9.). /ypes of $aves and /heir &roperties 9.*. 0ounds ;. 2lectrostatics ;.). Charge ;.*. CoulombAs !a+ ;.". 0uperposition &rinciple ;.,. 2lectric 6ield -ntensity ;.9. $or% and &otential ;.;. Capacitors, Dielectrics
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B. 2lectricity B.). Current B.*. 1esistance B.". 2:6 B.,. 'hmAs !a+ B.9. 2nergy and &o+er in Circuits B.;. 0eries and &arallel Connections B.B. HirchhoffAs 1ules ?. :agnetism ?.). :agnetic 6ield of :oving Changes ?.*. :agnetic 6iled of Current 2lement ?.". :otion of a Charge in a :agnetic 6ield ?.,. 3iot<0avart !a+ ?.9. 6orce on a :oving Charge in a :agnetic 6ield ?.;. /orque on a Current<Carrying !oop >. 'ptics >.). !ight as 2lectromagnetic $aves >.*. &roperties of 1eflection and 1efraction )=. -mage 6ormation by &lane and Curved :irrors )=.). Craphical :ethods )=.*. :irror 2quation )). -mage 6ormation by /hin !enses )).). Craphical :ethods )).*. !ens 2quation !aboratory 2quipment &hysics !aboratory Cutnell, @.D. and H.$. @ohnsons. Physics, ,th ed. #alliday, David, 1obert 1esnic% and @earl $al%er. %undamentals of Physics, 9th ed. @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc., )>>;. 0er+ay, 1aymond A. and @ohn $. @e+ett @r. Physics for Scientists and #ngineers, ;th ed. *==,. Ioung, #ugh D. and 1oger A. 6reedman. ,niversity Physics, )=th ed. Addison $esley.
C. BASIC ENGINEERING SCIENCES
Course Name
2NC-N221-NC D1A$-NC &ractices and techniques of graphical communication; application of drafting instruments, lettering scale, and units of measure; descriptive geometry; orthographic pro(ections; auxiliary vie+s; dimensioning; sectional vie+s; pictorial dra+ings; requirements of engineering +or%ing dra+ings; and assembly and exploded detailed dra+ings. ) unit laboratory " hours laboratory None After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the importance of technical dra+ing %no+ledge and s%ills as applied to the various areas of engineering; *. Apply the basic concepts of technical dra+ing and s%etching; and
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Number of nits for !ecture and !aboratory Number of Contact #ours per $ee% &rerequisite Course 'b(ectives
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". &repare technical dra+ings. ). *. ". ,. 9. ;. B. ?. >. )=. 2ngineering !ettering -nstrumental 6igures Ceometric Construction 'rthographic &ro(ection Dimensioning 'rthographic 7ie+s +ith Dimensions and 0ection 7ie+ 0ectional 7ie+ &ictorial Dra+ing 2ngineering $or%ing Dra+ings Assembly and 2xploded Detailed Dra+ings
Course 'utline
). Drafting table *. Dra+ing instruments *.). 'ne "=<;= degree triangle *.*. 'ne ,9 degree triangle *.". 'ne technical compass *.,. 'ne protractor 6rench, /homas 2., Charles @. 7ierc% and 1obert @. 6oster. #ngineering 'rawing and Gra hic Technology, ),th ed. :cCra+<#ill, )>>". Ciesec%e, 6rederic% 2. Princi les of #ngineering Gra hics, *nd ed. &rentice #all, -nc., )>>". Ciesec%e, 6rederic% 2., et al. Technical 'rawing, )*th ed. *==*. !uEadder, $arren @. %undamentals of #ngineering 'rawing , ))th ed. &rentice #all, -nc., )>>*. !uEadder, $arren @. and @on :. Duff. Introduction to #ngineering 'rawing , *nd ed. )>>*.
COMPUTER FUN!AMENTALS AN! PROGRAMMING 3asic information technology concepts; fundamentals of algorithm development; high<level language and programming applications; computer solutions of engineering problems. * units laboratory ; hours laboratory 0econd Iear 0tanding After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand basic information technology concepts; *. se application soft+are and the -nternet properly; ". Acquire proficiency in algorithm development using a high<level programming language; ,. se the computer as a tool in engineering practice. ). -ntroduction to Computers ).). Computer 'rganiEation ).*. Number 0ystems and Data 1epresentation ).". Application 0oft+are: $ord &rocessing and 0preadsheet ).,. /he -nternet *. &rogramming *.). Algorithm Development *.*. &rogramming 6undamentals ). &ersonal computer +ith: ).). 'perating system
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$ord processing soft+are 0preadsheet soft+are #igh<level programming language -nternet bro+ser and -nternet connection
Caputo, /ony C., !uild -our .wn Server, :cCra+<#ill, *==". Hruse, 1obert !., 3ruce &. !eung and Clovis !. /ondo. 'ata Structures and Program 'esign in C, *nd ed. &rentice #all, -nc., )>>;. &ress, 3arry and :arcia &ress. PC , grade and *e air !ible, Des%top 2dition. @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc., *==,. 0ebesta, 1obert $. Conce ts of Programming $anguages, ,th ed. Addison< $esley &ublishing Co., )>>>.
COMPUTER'AI!E! !RAFTING Concepts of computer<aided drafting 4CAD5; introduction to the CAD environment; terminologies; and the general operating procedures and techniques in entering and executing basic CAD commands. ) unit laboratory " hours laboratory /hird Iear 0tanding After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Define the terms related to computer<aided drafting systems; *. -dentify the important tools used to create technical dra+ings in CAD; ". Create electronic dra+ings 4e<dra+ing5 using CAD; and ,. Appreciate the usefulness of the %no+ledge and s%ills in computer aided drafting as applied in his.her professional development. ). *. ". ,. 9. ;. B. -ntroduction to CAD 0oft+are CAD Dra+ing 0napping, Construction 2lements Dimensioning &lotting, -nputting -mages "D and Navigating in "D 1endering
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). &ersonal computer +ith: ).). 'perating system ).*. CAD soft+are *. &rinter or plotter CA' Software ,ser/s Manual.
Course Name Course Description
STATICS OF RIGI! BO!IES 6orce systems; structure analyses; friction; centroids and centers of gravity; and moments of inertia.
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" units lecture " hours lecture &hysics ) -ntegral Calculus After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the principles of equilibrium of particles; *. nderta%e vector operations such as vector cross and dot product; ". Determine forces of *D and "D structures; ,. nderstand the principles of static, +edge and belt friction; 9. Determine centroids, center of mass and center of gravity of ob(ects; ;. Determine moment of inertia, mass moment of inertia; and B. AnalyEe the stresses of trusses, beams and frames. ). *. ". ,. 9. ;. B. ?. >. )=. )). )*. -ntroduction to :echanics; 7ector 'perations 6orce 7ectors and 2quilibrium of &articles 7ector Cross and Dot &roduct :oment of a 6orce Couples; :oment of a Couple 2quivalent 6orce 0ystems in *D and "D Dry 0tatic 6riction, $edge and 3elt 6riction Centroid; Center of :ass; and Center of Cravity Distributed !oads and #ydrostatic 6orces; Cables :oment of -nertia; :ass :oment of -nertia /russes; 6rames and :achines; -nternal 6orces 3eams; 0hear and 3ending :oment Diagrams
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None 3edford, Anthony and $allace 6o+ler. #ngineering Mechanics& Statics, "rd ed. Ne+ @ersey: &rentice #all, -nc., *==*. 3eer, 6erdinand &. and 2. 1ussell @ohnston @r. 0ector Mechanics for #ngineers& Statics, Bth 0- ed. &acheco, 2dgardo 0. Statics of *igid !odies, 0- ed.
!#NAMICS OF RIGI! BO!IES Hinetics and %inematics of a particle; %inetics and %inematics of rigid bodies; +or% energy method; and impulse and momentum. * units lecture * hours lecture 0tatics of 1igid 3odies
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After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the principles governing the motion of particles, velocity and acceleration; *. nderstand the principles of Ne+tonAs 0econd !a+ and its applications; ". nderstand %inetics of particles in particular energy and momentum methods; and ,. nderstand %inematics of rigid bodies, its energy and momentum. ). -ntroduction to Dynamics *. &osition, 7elocity, and Acceleration ". Determination of the :otion of the &articles ,. niform 1ectilinear :otion 9. niformly Accelerated 1ectilinear :otion ;. &osition 7ector, 7elocity, and Acceleration B. Derivatives of 7ector 6unctions ?. 1ectangular Components of 7elocity and Acceleration >. :otion 1elative to a 6rame in /ranslation )=. /angential and Normal Components )). 1adial and /ransverse Components )*. :otion of 0everal &articles 4Dependent :otion5 )". Hinetics of &articles: Ne+tonAs 0econd !a+ )".). Ne+tonAs 0econd !a+ of :otion )".*. !inear :omentum of the &article, 1ate of Change of !inear :omentum )".". 0ystem of nits )".,. 2quation of :otion )".9. Dynamic 2quilibrium )".;. Angular :omentum of &article, 1ate of Change of Angular :omentum )".B. 2quations in /erms of 1adial and /ransverse Components )".?. :otion nder a Central 6orce ),. Hinetics of &articles: 2nergy and :omentum :ethods ),.). $or% of 6orce ),.*. Hinetic 2nergy of a &article, &rinciple of $or% and 2nergy ),.". Applications of the &rinciple of $or% and 2nergy ),.,. &otential 2nergy ),.9. Conservative 6orces ),.;. Conservation of 2nergy ),.B. &rinciple of -mpulse and :omentum ),.?. -mpulsive :otion ),.>. -mpact ),.)=. Direct Central -mpact ),.)). 'blique Central -mpact ),.)*. &roblems -nvolving 2nergy and :omentum )9. 0ystems of &articles )9.). Application of Ne+tonAs 0econd !a+s to :otion of a 0ystem of &articles )9.*. !inear and Angular :omentum of a 0ystem of &articles )9.". :otion of :ass Center of a 0ystem of &articles )9.,. Angular :omentum of a 0ystem of &articles About -ts :ass Center )9.9. Conservation of :omentum for a 0ystem of &articles )9.;. Hinetic 2nergy of a 0ystem of &articles )9.B. $or%<2nergy &rinciple. Conservation of 2nergy for a 0ystem of &articles )9.?. &rinciple of -mpulse and :omentum for a 0ystem of &articles );. Hinematics of 1igid 3odies );.). /ranslation );.*. 1otation About a 6ixed Axis );.". 2quations Defining the 1otation of a 1igid 3ody About a 6ixed Axis );.,. Ceneral &lane :otion );.9. Absolute and 1elative 7elocity in &lane :otion
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-nstantaneous Center of 1otation in &lane :otion Absolute and 1elative Acceleration 1ate of Change of a 7ector +ith 1espect to a 1otating 6rame &lane :otion of a &article 1elative to a 1otating 6rame; Coriolis Acceleration );.)=. :otion About a 6ixed &oint );.)). Ceneral :otion );.)*. /hree<Dimensional :otion of a &article 1elative to a 1otating 6rame; Coriolis Acceleration );.)". 6rame of 1eference in Ceneral :otion )B. &lane :otion of 1igid 3odies: 6orces and Accelerations )B.). 2quation of :otions )B.*. Angular :omentum of a 1igid 3ody in &lane :otion )B.". &lane :otion of a 1igid 3ody. DA AlembertAs &rinciple )B.,. 0olution of &roblems involving the :otion of a 1igid 3odies )B.9. 0ystems of 1igid 3odies )B.;. Constrained &lane :otion )?. &lane :otion of 1igid 3odies: 2nergy and :omentum :ethods )?.). &rinciple of $or% and 2nergy for a 1igid 3ody )?.*. $or% of 6orces Acting on a 1igid 3ody )?.". Hinetic 2nergy of a 1igid 3ody in &lane :otion )?., 0ystems of 1igid 3odies )?.9 Conservation of 2nergy )?.; &rinciple of -mpulse and :omentum )?.B Conservation of Angular :omentum )?.? -mpulsive :otion )?.> 2ccentric -mpact None 3eer and @ohnston. 0ector Mechanics for #ngineers& 'ynamics, Bth 0- ed. :cCra+<#ill, *==".
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MECHANICS OF !EFORMABLE BO!IES Axial stress and strain; stresses for torsion and bending; combined stresses; beam deflections; indeterminate beams; and elastic instability. " units lecture " hours lecture 0tatics of 1igid 3odies After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the concepts of stress and strain; *. Calculate stresses due to bending, shears, and torsion under plain and combined loading; ". AnalyEe statically determinate and indeterminate structures; and ,. Determine the elastic stability of columns. ). *. ". ,. 9. ;. B. ?. !oad Classification Concept of 0tress, Normal and 0hear 0tress 0tresses under Centric !oading 0tress Concentration &lane 0tress &rincipal 0tresses for &lane 0tress :ohrAs Circle for &lane 0tress Deformations, Normal and 0hear 0trains
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:aterial &roperties $or%ing 0tresses Deformation in a 0ystem of Axially !oaded :embers /emperature 2ffects on Axially !oaded :embers 0tatically -ndeterminate :embers /hin<$alled &ressure 7essel /orsional 0tresses; 2lastic /orsion 6ormula /orsional Deformation; &o+er /ransmission 6lexural 0tresses by the 2lastic Curve :oment 2quation sing 0ingularity 6unction 3eam Deflection by the Double -ntegration :ethod Area :oment /heorems :oment Diagram by &arts 3eam Deflection by Area :oment :ethod 0tatically -ndeterminate 3eams 3uc%ling of !ong 0traight Columns Combined !oadings Analysis of 1iveted Connections by the niform 0hear :ethod $elded Connections
None #ibbeler, 1ussell C. Mechanics of Materials, 9th ed. &rentice #all, -nc., *==*. #igdon, Archie, et al. Mechanics of 'eformable !odies, ,th ed. @ohn $iley D 0ons, )>?>. :cCill, David and $ilton :. Hing. #ngineering Mechanics" An Introduction to 'ynamics, "rd ed. &$0 &ublishing Co., )>>9.
ENGINEERING ECONOM# Concepts of the time value of money and equivalence; basic economy study methods; decisions under certainty; decisions recogniEing ris%; and decisions admitting uncertainty. " units lecture " hours lecture /hird Iear 0tanding After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). 0olve problems involving interest and the time value of money; *. 2valuate pro(ect alternatives by applying engineering economic principles and methods and select the most economically efficient one; and ". Deal +ith ris% and uncertainty in pro(ect outcomes by applying the basic economic decision ma%ing concepts. ). -ntroduction ).). Definitions ).*. &rinciples of 2ngineering 2conomy ).". 2ngineering 2conomy and the Design &rocess ).,. Cost Concepts for Decision :a%ing ).9. &resent 2conomy 0tudies *. :oney</ime 1elationships and 2quivalence *.). -nterest and the /ime 7alue of :oney *.*. /he Concept of 2quivalence *.". Cash 6lo+s ". 3asic 2conomy 0tudy :ethods
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".). /he :inimum Attractive 1ate of 1eturn ".*. /he &resent $orth :ethod ".". /he 6uture $orth :ethod ".,. /he Annual $orth :ethod ".9. /he -nternal 1ate of 1eturn :ethod ".;. /he 2xternal 1ate of 1eturn :ethod ".B. /he &aybac% &eriod :ethod ".?. /he 3enefit.Cost 1atio :ethod ,. Decisions nder Certainty ,.). 2valuation of :utually 2xclusive Alternatives ,.*. 2valuation of -ndependent &ro(ects ,.". Depreciation and After</ax 2conomic Analysis 4.4. 1eplacement 0tudies ,.9. 3rea% +in Analysis 9. Decisions 1ecogniEing 1is% 9.). 2xpected :onetary 7alue of Alternatives 9.*. Discounted Decision /ree Analysis ;. Decisions Admitting ncertainty ;.). 0ensitivity Analysis ;.*. Decision Analysis :odels !aboratory 2quipment None 3lan%, !eland /. and Anthony @. /arquin. #ngineering #conomy, ;th ed. :cCra+<#ill, -nc., *==9. Crant, 2ugene !., et al., Princi les of #ngineering #conomy, ?th ed. @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc., )>>=. Ne+man, Donald C., @erome & !avelle and /ed 0. 2schenbach. #ssentials of #ngineering #conomic Analysis, *nd ed., 'xford niversity &ress, *==*. &ar%, Chan 0. Contem orary #ngineering #conomics, "rd ed. Addison $esley, *==). 1iggs, @ames !., et al. #ngineering #conomics, ,th ed., :cCra+<#ill, )>>;. 0ullivan, $illiam C., 2lin :. $ic%s and @ames /. !uxho(. #ngineering #conomy, )*th ed. &rentice #all, -nc., *==*. /huesen, Cerald @. and $.@. 6abryc%y. #ngineering #conomy, >th ed. &rentice #all, -nc., *==).
Course Name Course Description Number of nits for !ecture and !aboratory Number of Contact #ours per $ee% &rerequisite Course 'b(ectives Course 'utline
ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT Decision<ma%ing; the functions of management; managing production and service operations; managing the mar%eting function; and managing the finance function. " units lecture " hours lecture /hird Iear 0tanding After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the field of engineering management; *. Hno+ and apply the different functions of management. ). -ntroduction to 2ngineering :anagement *. Decision :a%ing ". 6unctions of :anagement ".). &lanning . Coordinating ".*. 'rganiEing
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".". 0taffing ".,. Communicating ".9. :otivating ".;. !eading ".B. Controlling ,. :anaging &roduct and 0ervice 'perations 9. :anaging the :ar%eting 6unction ;. :anaging the 6inance 6unction !aboratory 2quipment None 2isner, #o+ard. #ssentials of Pro1ect and System #ngineering Management , *nd ed. @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc., *==*. Cram, #arold A. An Introduction to Management. #olt, 1inehart and $inston of Canada, !imited, )>>=. 'berlender, Cerold D. Pro1ect Management for #ngineering and Construction , *nd ed. :cCra+<#ill, *===. 1obbins, 0tephen &. and :ary Coulter. Management, ;th ed. &rentice #all, -nc., )>>>. $heeler, /homas 6. Com uter and #ngineering Management. :cCra+<#ill, )>>=.
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EN"IRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 2cological frame+or% of sustainable development; pollution environments: +ater, air, and solid; +aste treatment processes, disposal, and management; government legislation, rules, and regulation related to the environment and +aste management; and environmental management system. * units lecture * hours lecture Ceneral Chemistry After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the various effects of environmental pollution; *. Hno+ the existing la+s, rules, and regulations of the government on environmental issues; ". -dentify, plan, and select appropriate design treatment schemes for +aste disposal; and ,. nderstand the importance of +aste management and its relevance to the engineering profession. ). 2cological Concepts ).). -ntroduction to 2nvironmental 2ngineering ).*. 2cology of !ife ).". 3iogeochemical Cycles ).,. 2cosystems *. &ollution 2nvironments *.). $ater 2nvironment *.*. Air 2nvironment *.". 0olid 2nvironmental *.,. /oxic and #aEardous $aste /reatment ". 2nvironmental :anagement 0ystem ".). 2nvironmental -mpact Assessment ".*. 2nvironmental Clearance Certificate
Course Description
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None 3ellardi, 'A3rien. 2a3ardous 4aste Site *emediation. @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc., )>>9. Crites, 1on and C. /chobanoglous. Small and 'ecentrali3ed 4astewater Management Systems. :cCra+<#ill, )>>?. Davis, :ac%enEie !. and 0usan @. :asten. Princi les of #nvironmental #ngineering and Science. :cCra+<#ill, *==,. CuEmar, 1uth and 1oger CuEmar. #nvironmental #ducation for Sustainable 'evelo ment. $isdom Advocate &ublishing, *===. #eis%eth, #o+ard. Air Pollution Control 5 Traditional and 2a3ardous Pollutants. /echnomic &ublishing Co., -nc., )>>;. #enEe, :., et al. 4astewater Treatment. 3erlin: 0pringer 7erlag, )>>B. Hay, @.C., C.2. Heller and @.6. :iller. Indoor Air Pollution. Chelsea, :ichigan: !e+is &ublishers, )>>). Hiely, Cerard. #nvironmental #ngineering. :cCra+<#ill, )>>B. :etcalf and 2ddy, -nc. 4astewater #ngineering 5 Collection" Treatment and 'is osal. :cCra+<#ill, )>>). :ihe%ic, @ames. %undamentals of #nvironmental #ngineering. @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc., )>>>. Nemero+, N.!. and 6. Agardy. Strategies of Industrial and 2a3ardous 4aste Management. -nternational /homson &ublishing Company, )>>?. 'rtolano, !eonard. #nvironmental *egulation and Im act Assessment . @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc., )>>B. &erry, 0., D. 1o+er and C. /chobanoglous. #nvironmental #ngineering. :cCra+<#ill, )>?9. $ar%, H., C. $arner and $. Davis. Air Pollution 5 Its .rigin and Control. Addison<$esley, )>>?.
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SAFET# MANAGEMENT 2volution of safety management; safety terminology; safety programs adopted by high ris% industries; haEards in the construction, manufacturing, gas and po+er plants, and other engineering industries and ho+ to prevent or mitigate them; techniques in haEard identification and analysis in +or%places; off<the<(ob safety; disaster prevention and mitigation; and incident investigation. ) unit lecture ) hour lecture /hird Iear 0tanding After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the importance and the value of safety; *. Hno+ the health haEards and their prevention; ". -dentify and mitigate or prevent haEards; and ,. Apply the concepts and principles of safety in engineering practice. ). 'vervie+ of 0afety *. 3asic 0afety &rocedures in #igh 1is% Activities and -ndustries *.). &rocedure in #aEards Analysis in the $or%place *.*. Control of #aEardous 2nergies *.". Confined 0pace 2ntry *.,. 3asic 2lectrical 0afety *.9. 6all &rotection *.;. 3arricades and 0caffolds
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*.B. 6ire 0afety and the 6ire Code *.?. -ndustrial #ygiene *.>. #aEard Communication and Chemical 0afety ". 7alue 3ased 0afety and 'ff<the<@ob 0afety ".). 0afety as a 7alue; Choice vs. Compliance ".*. 'ff<the<@ob 0afety 41esidences and &ublic &laces5 ".". 0afety as 1elated to #ealth &ractices ,. Disaster &revention and :itigation ,.). 1ationale for Disaster &revention and !oss Control ,.*. &lanning for 2mergencies ,.". 2mergency 1esponse &rocedures 9. -ncident -nvestigation and 1eporting 9.). Accident 2scalation, -ncident -nvestigation and 1eporting 9.*. Causal Analysis; 1ecognition of 1oot Cause 9.". -dentification of Corrective or &reventive Actions !aboratory 2quipment None Asfahl, C. 1ay. Industrial Safety and 2ealth Management , 9th ed. &rentice #all, -nc., *==". Department of !abor and 2mployment. .ccu ational 2ealth and Safety Standards. #opf, &eter 0. 'esigner/s Guide to .S2A, *nd ed. Ne+ Ior%: :cCra+<#ill, )>?*.
!. ALLIE! COURSES
Co(r)e Na*e BASIC MECHANICAL ENGINEERING /his course is an introduction to fundamental concepts of thermodynamics; heat transmissions in building structures; ventilating and air<conditioning systems; air distribution system design; and indoor air quality. -t includes study of design considerations of electrical services, elevator and escalator, fire protection system, illumination, acoustics and automated system for buildings. 0 (ni,) lec,(re
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College Algebra, &lane and 0pherical /rigonometry, &hysics * After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the basic concepts of thermodynamics and heat transfer and their application to thermal systems; *. Hno+ the current design practices and procedures for building electrical services, elevator and escalator, fire protection, intelligent buildings and green building and apply such concepts, practices and procedures to a term pro(ect. ". Hno+ the ethical issues +hich are relevant to the topics discussed.
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3asic Concepts of /hermodynamics and #eat /ransfer 1efrigeration and Air<Conditioning &rinciples -ndividual Components Air<Conditioning and 7entilating 0ystems Cooling !oad Calculation and Air Distribution 0ystem Design -ndoor Air 8uality<Comfort and #ealth 2lectrical 0ervices for 3uildings 2levator and 2scalator in 3uildings 6ire &rotection 0ystem -llumination and Acoustics 3uilding Automated 0ystem Design Creen 3uilding Design 7isitation to construction sites, problem solving and exhibits
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3en(amin 0tein and @ohn 0. 1eynolds; Mechanical and #lectrical #(ui ment for !uildings" ?th 2d., c. )>>* David 3earg, Te5,-oo2) an. Reference) Indoor Air 6uality and 20AC Systems, c. )>>"
A0#1A2 @ournal Articles A0#1A2 #andboo% K 6undamentals Charles 6leddermann, #ngineering #thics, *nd 2d., c. *==,
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BASIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING /his course provides the students a sound bac%ground in the theory and concepts of the fundamental and basic la+s of electricity and magnetism. &ractical applications such as electrical equipment, electrical safety, blueprint reading, house and commercial building +iring, and lighting are introduced !ecture K " units !ecture K " hours College Algebra, &lane and 0pherical /rigonometry, &hysics * After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). #ave a deeper understanding and appreciation about electric circuits. *. nderstand and apply operating principles of AC<DC equipment. ". nderstand basic electrical blueprint, house +iring and lighting and electrical safety. ,. Appreciate the importance of the course.
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1. !IRECT CURRENT. 'hmAs !a+, 0eries, &arallel Connections,

3atteries and &o+er.
2. ALTERNATING CURRENT. 7oltage, Current D &hase, &ea%, rms,

Average 7alues.
3. MAGNETISM. 6undamentals, :agnetic Circuits, nits of :agnetics.

Co(r)e O(,line MATERIALS. Conductors, -nsulators, 0emiconductors. 5. !C MACHINES % E$UIPMENT. 6undamental Concepts, :otors, :eters. 7. AC MACHINES % E$UIPMENT. 6undamental Concepts, :otors, /ransformers. 7. ELECTRICAL SAFET#. 2quipment &rotection, &ersonnel &rotection. 8. BLUEPRINT REA!ING. 2lectrical 0ymbols, 2lectrical Diagrams. 9. HOUSE%COMMERCIAL BUIL!ING 8IRING AN! LIGHTING N'N2 ). +ational #lectrical Code 2andboo7. 2. Cusso+, :ilton; Schaum/s .utline Series& !asic #lectricity Theory 8 Problems. )>?" 3. 6o+ler, 1ichard; #lectriity Princi les 8 A lications. )>?>. 4. :ullin, 1ay C. and 0mith, 1obert !.; #lectrical 4iring 9Commercial:
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Co(r)e Na*e SUR"E#ING 1 9Ele*en,ar/ an. Hi her S(rve/in : /heory and practice of surveying techniques and instruments including tape, compass, transit, theodolite and level; running a traverse and leveling, preparation of plans of survey, and relocation of boundaries. /opographic surveying methods, Clobal &ositioning 0ystem location for latitude, longitude, time and location of shorelines and sounding, measuring velocity and discharge of streams, aerial and satellite surveying. se of a Clobal &ositioning 0ystem in surveying and computer soft+are. !ecture K " units 6ield+or% K ) unit !ecture K " hours 6ield+or% K " hours Advanced Algebra, &lane and 0pherical /rigonometry, 2ngineering Dra+ing After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the appropriate surveys and investigations required for various civil engineering pro(ects. *. Hno+ the requirements of various surveys and investigations ". Hno+ the methodologies of carrying out the more common surveys and investigations such as topographic surveys ). 0urveying concepts *. :easurements of 7ertical and #oriEontal Distances ". !eveling 4Differential, &rofile, Cross<section5 ,. /raverse survey 9. Area computation ;. 0ubdivision B. /opographic survey
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/riangulation #ydrographic survey Clobal &ositioning 0ystem Computer applications :easuring tapes 0tadia rods and range poles !evel /ransit./heodolite C&0 0urveying soft+are 2lements of &lane 0urveying, 3enton 0urveying 6undamentals, :cCormac &rinciples D Application of 0urveying, Havanagh #igher 0urveying, !a &utt 0urveying, :offit D 3ouchard 0urveying; /heory and &ractice,Anderson, @ames :.; :i%hail, 2d+ard :.,
Co(r)e Na*e Co(r)e !e)cri+,ion N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e
SUR"E#ING & 9En ineerin S(rve/): Design and !ayout of #oriEontal and 7ertical curves, line grade; earth+or% volumes, theory of location as applied to high+ay and rail+ays, mass diagram, overhaul and estimate of cost. se of computer soft+are for mass diagram. !ayout and alignment of civil +or%s structures. !ecture K " units 6ield+or% K ) unit !ecture K " hours 6ield+or% K " hours 0urveying ) After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Hno+ the methodologies of carrying out the more common surveys and investigations such as horiEontal and vertical curves, line grades, earth+or%s and theory of locations as applied to high+ays and rail+ays, mass diagram and overhaul. ). #oriEontal and vertical curves *. !ines and grades ". 2arth+or% computations ,. !ayout and alignment of civil +or%s structures 9. Computer applications ). :easuring tapes *. 0tadia rods and range poles ". !evel ,. /ransit./heodolite 9. C&0 ;. 0urveying soft+are ). 0urveying and !evelling, 3asa% *. 0urveying 6undamentals, :cCormac ". 1ail+ay /rac% 2ngineering, :undry ,. 0urveying 6or Construction, -rvine 9. 0urveying; /heory and &ractice,Anderson, @ames :.; :i%hail, 2d+ard :.
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CI"IL ENGINEERING PRO=ECTS A ro1ect study presents the highlights, descriptive definition, longJrange ob(ectives, feasibility criteria, history, and basic conclusions of the pro(ect under study. -t gives the analyst and the financier a vie+ of the +hole ob(ect
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-t also presents a comprehensive description of the business and its operations and briefly defines the product lines of the business. :a(or findings on the mar%et, technical, financial, socio<economic, and management feasibility of the pro(ect are included in a pro(ect study. A practice oriented design pro(ect must integrate the various fields in the field of civil engineering +or%. 0tudents shall operate in<groups and complete a study for a typical engineering underta%ing. N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; !ecture K ) unit La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !aboratory.field.tutorial K * units T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture < ) hour lecture D progress reports 1ee2 !aboratory.6ield./utorial < ; hours extensive research and field+or%. Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e 9th Iear standing After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand methods of research, such as identification of a feasible pro(ect, scopes and delimitations, data interpretation, and research outputs.
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*. Develop the technical and management s%ills required to independently plan, conduct and report on a program of investigation or research. ". Carry out the design for a specified civil engineering development. /he design pro(ect +ill vary from year to year but +ill include aspects of structural, +ater, geomechanics and transport design. ,. 0elect a pro(ect from a number of topics offered. /he pro(ect outcomes are to be summariEed in a ma(or report and in a brief oral presentation
1. $ecture& &ro(ect 0ummary. 2. $ecture& Descriptive Definition of the &ro(ect, &ro(ectAs !ong<1ange
'b(ective, and 6easibility Criteria.
3. $ecture& #ighlights of the &ro(ect. #istory. &ro(ect /ime /able

Co(r)e O(,line 0tatus. Nature 'f /he -ndustry. :ode 'f 6inancing. -nvestment Costs. 4. $ecture& :a(or Assumption and 0ummary of 6indings and Conclusion. :ar%et 6easibility. /echnical 6easibility. 6inancial 6easibility. 0ocio<2conomic 6easibility. :anagement 6easibility. &ro(ect &roposal. 9. 1esearch and 6ield+or% on the 0elected 0tudy. &rogress 1eports. ;. 0ubmission of $or%: )==L 4+ritten pro(ect proposal, final report on practical +or%, seminar presentation5. Dependent on the type of pro(ect underta%en 1. Cuyugan, @orge #. *==). A !usiness Planning Manual& A Pro1ect %easibility Study Guide for %ili inos. &hilippines: 3right Concepts. 2. National $riting &ro(ect. *==". !ecause 4riting Matters& Im roving Student 4riting in our Schools. @ossey<3ass. 3. Asian &roductivity 'rganiEation. )>?). Pro1ect %easibility Study Pre aration. A&'. ,. &ublished.unpublished thesis, dissertation, pro(ect study or feasibility study.
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BUIL!ING !ESIGN 1 A study on building parts and its construction, i.e. from the foundation to the roofing. 0tudy of the National 3uilding Code and other pertinent codes. A practical sub(ect that +ill develop in the student the s%ills required in building design and construction. /his includes interpretation of building plans and actual observation and study.
N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; !ecture K ) unit La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !aboratory K ) unit T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K ) unit 1ee2 !aboratory K " unit Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) 2ngineering Dra+ing After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). #ave %no+ledge in drafting building plans. *. 1ead and interpret building plans. ". Apply the theoretical %no+ledge into the actual construction. ). -nterpretation and reading of building plans *. 6oundation plan and details ". 6loor plans and elevations ,. 6loor and roof framing plan and details 9. 0tructural plans and details ;. Detailed cross and longitudinal sections B. 6orm+or%s and scaffoldings Drafting 1oom ). 3uilding Construction boo%s *. &lanning and Designers #andboo%, :ax 6a(ardo ". 3uilding Construction -llustrated, 6rancis D.H. Ching ,. Actual 3uilding &lans in 3lueprint 9. niform 3uilding Code ;. National 3uilding Code B. National 0tructural Code of the &hilippines ?. 0implified 3uilding Construction, :ax 6a(ardo
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BUIL!ING !ESIGN & /he study of the plumbing code, fire code and electrical code of the &hilippines, its interpretation and application in building design and construction.
N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; !ecture K ) unit La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !aboratory K ) unit T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K ) unit 1ee2 !aboratory K " unit Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) 3uilding Design ) After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). -nterpret the various building codes of the &hilippines. *. &repare drafting plans. ". Differentiate different electrical and construction materials ,. nderstand actual plumbing and electrical layout. ). &lumbing +or%s *. 2lectrical +or%s ". :echanical +or%s ,. Carpentry and finishing +or%s 9. 6ire &rotection Drafting 1oom ). 0implified &lumbing Design and 2stimates by :ax 6a(ardo
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0implified 2lectrical Design and 2stimates, :ax 6a(ardo &lumbing Code of the &hilippines :echanical Code of the &hilippines 6ire Code of the &hilippines 2lectrical Code of the &hilippines niform 3uilding Code 3uilding Construction -llustrated, 6rancis D.H. Ching
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Co(r)e Na*e Co(r)e !e)cri+,ion A!"ANCE! ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS FOR CE A study of selected topics in mathematics and their applications in advanced courses in engineering and other allied sciences. -t covers the study of Complex Numbers, !aplace and -nverse !aplace /ransforms, &o+er series, 6ourier series, :atrices and Determinants, 7ector Analysis and Numerical :ethods.
N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re !ecture K " units an. La-ora,or/ N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e Differential 2quations After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). 6amiliariEe themselves +ith the different parameters, la+s, theorems and the different methods of solutions in advance Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) mathematics, *. Develop their abilities on ho+ to apply the different la+s, methods and theorems particularly in complex problems. ). Complex Numbers *. !aplace and -nverse !aplace /ransforms ". &o+er 0eries Co(r)e O(,line ,. 6ourier 0eries 9. 7ector Analysis ;. Numerical :ethods La-ora,or/ E3(i+*en, N'N2 1. Dulay,7irgilio, Advanced #ngineering Mathematics" )>>; 2. HreysEig, 2r+in, Advanced #ngineering Mathematics" @ohn $iley and 0on &ublishing )>B* 3. 3rom+ell,Arthur, Advanced Mathematics in Physics and Te5,-oo2) an. Reference) #ngineering" :c Cra+ #ill &ublishing )>9" 4. Holman, 3ernard $inear Algebra, :c :illan &ublishing #ous)>>) 5. 0cheid, 6rancis, +umerical Analysis" Mc Graw 2ill Publishing )>;? ;. Mat$ab Manuals *el <2" MS.ffice 2===
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GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING 1 9Soil Mechanic): /his course deals +ith the study of the identification and classification of soils and roc%s, 0ite investigation and subsurface exploration, the physical and index properties of soil, compaction, +ater flo+ through soils, Co(r)e !e)cri+,ion subsurface stress and deformation phenomena in soils, laboratory testing, and the relevance of these topics as they affect soil strength, compressibility, stability, and drainage. A thorough %no+ledge of engineering geology and the mechanics of deformable bodies is imperative N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; !ecture K " units La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !aboratory K ) unit
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T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 !aboratory K " hours Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e :echanics of Deformable 3odies After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Define soil mechanics and its importance in civil engineering. 2. 0ho+ proficiency in determining soil and roc%properties, selecting soil parameters for analysis and design relevant to geotechnical engineering. ". Describe the fundamentals of geotechnics. ,. Demonstrate concepts and principles of field exploration. 9. nderstand various subsurface explorations equipments, soil laboratory tests and equipments 1. -ntroduction: 0oil: -ts -mportance in Civil 2ngineering and :anAs :ost Common and Complex Construction :aterial. 'rigin of soils and roc%s. 0oil identification and classification. $aboratory #)ercise +o. =55!aboratory &olicies and &rocedures. $aboratory #)ercise +o. <550oil 0ampling, !abelling, and 0torage. $aboratory #)ercise +o. <a55Determination of 0oil &rofiles. $aboratory #)ercise +o. 255Dry &reparation of a Disturbed 0oil 0ample. $aboratory #)ercise +o. >55$et &reparation of a Disturbed 0oil 0ample. $aboratory #)ercise +o. ?55&reparation of an ndisturbed 0oil 0ample. 2. 6ormation of 0oil and 0oil Deposits. 0ite investigation and subsurface exploration. 0oil Description and 6ield /ests. $aboratory #)ercise +o. @550imple 7isual and :anual /ests: -dentification of 0oil 0ample in the 6ield. &hysical &roperties of 0oil. ". -ndex &roperties of 0oil. :assJ7olume 1elationship. $aboratory #)ercise +o. ;55 nit $eight, :oisture Content, 0pecific Cravity, 7oid 1atio, &orosity, and Degree of 0aturation Determination. ,. Consistency of 0oils: Atterberg !imits. $aboratory #)ercise +o.A55!iquid !imit, &lastic !imit, 0hrin%age !imit, and &lasticity -ndex Determination. 9. Classification /ests for 0oils: AA0#/', 0DA, nified /ests. $aboratory #)ercise +o. B55Crain 0iEe Analysis: 0ieve /est, #ydrometer /est. 6. 0oil Compaction and 6ield /ests. $aboratory #)ercise +o.C55Compaction /ests: 0tandard &roctor /est, :odified AA0#/' /est. $aboratory #)ercise +o. <=55In<&lace Density Determination /est: 0and< Cone :ethod, $ater 3alloon :ethod, Calibrated 3uc%et :ethod, -mmersion :ethod. B. 0oil /axonomy. ?. meability of 0oils. $aboratory #)ercise +o.<<55 &ermeability /ests: Constant #ead /est, 7ariable #ead /est, 6ield /est. >. illarity of 0oils. 0eepage and Drainage of 0oil. 10. $aboratory #)ercise +o.<2550eepage Analysis. $aboratory #)ercise +o. =55!aboratory &olicies and &rocedures. $aboratory #)ercise +o. <550oil 0ampling, !abelling, and 0torage. ). 0oil Auger. *. 0pade or 0hovel. ". Digging /ools. ,. :oisture tight sample containers. 9. &etro+ax or &araffin. $aboratory #)ercise +o. <a55Determination of 0oil &rofiles. ). !i in In),r(*en,). *. S*all -o,,le). ". Car.-oar. or ill(),ra,ion -oar.). ,. Car+e, ,a+e. 9. !ra1in In),r(*en,).
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$aboratory #)ercise +o. 255Dry &reparation of a Disturbed 0oil 0ample. ). /riple 3eam 3alance or Digital $eighing 0cale. *. 'ven +ith temperature control. ". &ans. ,. 0tandard 0ieves Nr. ,= and Nr. )=. 9. 1ubber :allet or 1ubber<covered &estle. ;. :ortar and 1ubber &estle. B. 0poon or /ro+el. ?. 0ample 0plitter. $aboratory #)ercise +o. >55$et &reparation of a Disturbed 0oil 0ample. ). /riple 3eam 3alance or Digital $eighing 0cale. *. 'ven. 3. &ans +ith at least "== mm and B9 mm deep. ,. 0tandard 0ieves Nr ,=. 9. 6unnel. ;. 6ilter &aper. $aboratory #)ercise +o. ?55&reparation of an ndisturbed 0oil 0ample. ). 0oil !athe. *. $ire 0a+. ". :iter 3ox. ,. Hnife. 9. 7ernier or micrometer calipers. ;. :agnifying Class. B. Cellophane or $ax &aper. ?. 2xtruder 4if the tube sample is used5. $aboratory #)ercise +o. @550imple 7isual and :anual /ests: -dentification of 0oil 0ample in the 6ield. &hysical &roperties of 0oil. ). 2rlenmeyer 6las%. *. 'ven, +ith temperature control. ". :ixing Containers. ,. 0poons. 9. 1olling &an. ;. Class &lates. $aboratory #)ercise +o. ;55 nit $eight, :oisture Content, 0pecific Cravity, 7oid 1atio, &orosity, and Degree of 0aturation Determination. ,nit 4eight 'etermination. ). 3ea%er. *. 7ernier Caliper. ". 3alance. ,. &araffin or Candle $ax. 9. 0oil !athe. ;. Distilled $ater. B. Hnife or $ire 0a+. ?. &air of /ongs. >. 'ven +ith temperature control. )=. /riple beam balance. )). 0mall metal drying cans. )*. &air of tongs. )". Dessicator. Moisture Content 'etermination. ). 'ven +ith temperature control. *. /riple beam balance. ". 0mall metal drying cans. ,. &air of tongs. 9. Dessicator. S ecific Gravity 'etermination. ). &ycnometer or any 7olumetric 6las%. *. 'ven. ". 3alance. ,. Distilled $ater. 9. /hermometer graduated to =.)= C. ;. 3unsen 3urner +ith iron stand or 0ingle 3urner 2lectric 0tove.
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B. $ater 3ath. ?. 0ieve Nr. )=. >. Drying Cans. )=. :edicine dropper or pipette )). &air of /ongs. $aboratory #)ercise +o.A55!iquid !imit, &lastic !imit, 0hrin%age !imit, and &lasticity -ndex Determination. $i(uid $imit 'etermination. ). !iquid !imit Device +ith Crooving /ool 4CasagrndeAs Cup5. *. :ixing 3o+l. ". 'ven +ith temperature control. ,. 3alance, accurate to =.)= gram. 9. 0ieve Nr. ,=. ;. &ans. B. Drying Cans. ?. :etric 0cale. >. &air of tongs. )=. 0patula. )). Distilled $ater Plastic $imit 'etermination. ). Class &late. *. :ixing 3o+l. ". 'ven +ith temperature control. ,. 3alance, accurate to =.)= gram. 9. 0ieve Nr. ,=. ;. &ans. B. Drying Cans. ?. &air of tongs. >. 0patula. )=. Distilled $ater. Shrin7age $imit 'etermination. 1. 0hrin%age :old 4,9 mm and )" mm deep5. 2. 9= mm Class Cup. ". &etroleum @elly. ,. :ercury 0upply. 9. :edicine Dropper. 6. ))9 mm 2vaporating Dish. B. Craduated Cylinder. ?. Class &late. >. &rongs. )=. 0patula. )). 'ven +ith temperature control. )*. &air of /ongs. )". Dessicator. ),. 3alance, accurate to =.)= g. )9. 0ieve Nr. ,=. );. 0traightedge. Plasticity Inde) 'etermination. ). Cone &enetrometer. 2. 9= mm /in Cup. ". &rongs. ,. 0patula. 9. 'ven +ith temperature control. ;. &air of /ongs. B. 3alance, accurate to =.)= g. ?. 0ieve Nr. ,=. >. 0traightedge. $aboratory #)ercise +o. B55Crain 0iEe Analysis: 0ieve /est, #ydrometer /est. Sieve Test. ). 0et of 0tandard 0ieves.
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'ven +ith temperature control. 3alance. &ans. &air of tongs. :anual or :echanical 0ieve 0ha%er. :ortar and &estle. 2ydrometer Test. 3alance, sensitive to at least =.)= gram. :echanical 0tirring Apparatus and Dispersion Cup. #ydrometer, heavy and calibrated for soil. )<liter graduated cylinder. /hermometer. 0et of 0tandard 0ieves. $ater 3ath of constant temperature. 'ven +ith temperature control. 3ea%er, ,== ml capacity. /imer or 0top+atch. 0odium 0ilicate. Distilled $ater. Drying &ans. Dessicator
$aboratory #)ercise +o.C55Compaction /ests: 0tandard &roctor /est, :odified AA0#/' /est. Standard Proctor Test. ). Compaction :old. /his consists of a cylindrical metal mold +ith an internal diameter of ,.== inches, height about ,.;= inches, and having a volume of )."= cu. ft. +ith a detachable mold collar about *.9= inches high and ,.== inches diameter. *. :etal rammer having a *.== inches diameter, +eighing 9.9= lbs. and +ith a suitable means for controlling their drops. ". $eighing scale, +ith a minimum capacity of )* %g. ,. 3alance, +ith a )== g capacity and sensitive to =.)= g. 9. 'ven +ith temperature control. ;. Drying cans. B. 0traightedge. ?. !arge mixing pan. >. :ixing bo+l. )=. 0ieve Nr. ,. )). :ortar +ith rubber pestle. )*. 0coop and spoons. )". 3ea%er. ),. Distilled $ater. )9. /ools or suitable material or mechanical device for extruding the compacted sample from mold. );. :oisture 0prayer or any suitable device for thoroughly mixing soil sample +ith +ater. Modified AAS2T. Test. ). Compaction :old. /his consists of a cylindrical metal mold +ith an internal diameter of ,.== inches, height about ,.;= inches, and having a volume of )."= cu. ft. +ith a detachable mold collar about *.9= inches high and ,.== inches diameter. *. :etal rammer having a ,.== inches diameter, +eighing )=.== lbs. and +ith a suitable means for controlling their drops. ". $eighing scale, +ith a minimum capacity of )* %g. ,. 3alance, +ith a )== g capacity and sensitive to =.)= g. 9. 'ven +ith temperature control. ;. Drying cans. B. 0traightedge. ?. !arge mixing pan. >. :ixing bo+l.
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0ieve Nr. ,. :ortar +ith rubber pestle. 0coop and spoons. 3ea%er. Distilled $ater. /ools or suitable material or mechanical device for extruding the compacted sample from mold. );. :oisture 0prayer or any suitable device for thoroughly mixing soil sample +ith +ater. $aboratory #)ercise +o. <=55-n<&lace Density Determination /est: 0and< Cone :ethod, $ater 3alloon :ethod, Calibrated 3uc%et :ethod, -mmersion :ethod. Sand Cone Method. ). Density Apparatus. /his shall consist of a ,<liter 4)<gallon5 (ar, and a detachable cone consisting of a cylindrical valve +ith an orifice of )" mm 4MN5 in diameter. /he valve shall have stops to prevent rotating the valve past the completely open or completely closed positions. *. Cuide plate, about "== mm O "== mm O 9 mm 4)*N O )*N O ".);N5 +ith a )9= mm 4;N5 diameter hole at the center. /his +ill serve as the base for tests of soft soil. ". 0and. -t must be clean, dry and free<flo+ing; preferably having fe+ particles passing 0ieve Nr. ,= or retained on 0ieve Nr. )=. se 'tta+a 0and, if available. ,. Digging tools. /hese may consist of an earth auger, a cro+bar, a chisel, a %nife, and a copping sa+. 9. 3alances: )=<%g, and 9==<gram capacities. ;. 'ven +ith temperature control. B. 0ieve Nr. ,=. ?. 0and 6unnel. >. 0oil &an. )=. Drying Cans. )). Container. )*. 0traightedge. )". /hermometer. ),. Distilled $ater. 4ater !alloon Method. ). 3alloon Apparatus. /his is a calibrated vessel containing a liquid +ithin a relatively thin flexible, elastic membrane 4plastic balloon5. *. 3ase &late. A rigid metal plate machined to fit the base of the balloon apparatus. ". 3alances, one of the )= %g capacity readable to ).== g, another of *.== %g capacity readable to =.)=g. ,. 'ven, +ith temperature control. 9. Drying Cans ;. &air of /ongs. B. 0oil &an. ?. Digging /ools. /hese may include cro+bars, augers, small pic%s, chisels, spoons, brushes, scre+drivers, and copping sa+. >. &lastic bags, buc%ets +ith lid, shovels or spades and a straightedge for leveling and preparing test location. )=. Calibration equipment. /hermometer accurate to =.9= , glass plate ;mm or thic%er, and grease. Calibrated !uc7et Method. ). Calibration 3uc%et. *. Cuide plate, about "== mm O "== mm O 9 mm 4)*N O )*N O ".);N5 +ith a )9= mm 4;N5 diameter hole at the center. /his +ill serve as the base for tests of soft soil. ". 0and. -t must be clean, dry and free<flo+ing; preferably having fe+ particles passing 0ieve Nr. ,= or retained on 0ieve Nr. )=. se
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'tta+a 0and, if available. ,. Digging tools. /hese may consist of an earth auger, a cro+bar, a chisel, a %nife, and a copping sa+. 9. 3alances: )=<%g, and 9==<gram capacities. ;. 'ven +ith temperature control. B. 0ieve Nr. ,=. ?. 0and 6unnel. >. 0oil &an. )=. Drying Cans. )). Container. )*. 0traightedge. )". /hermometer. ),. Distilled $ater. Immersion Method. ). Digging tools. /hese may consist of an earth auger, a cro+bar, a chisel, a %nife, and a copping sa+. *. 3alance, sensitive to =.)=g. ". 'ven +ith temperature control. ,. 0patula. 9. 0oil &an. ;. Drying Cans. B. &araffin or &etro+ax. ?. Distilled $ater. $aboratory #)ercise +o.<<55 &ermeability /ests: Constant #ead /est, 7ariable #ead /est, 6ield /est. Constant 2ead Test. ). &ermeameter 0et. /he set must be complete +ith pipe fittings and head +ith air escape valve and fitting. *. 0tandpipe. ". 7acuum &ump. ,. 3alance, sensitive to =.)=g. 9. 0ieve Nr. *==. ;. Distilled $ater. B. /hermometer, sensitive to =.)= C. ?. 0top $atch. >. /amping Device. )=. Craduated Cylinder. )). 'ven, +ith temperature control. )*. Drying Cans. )". Calipers. ),. 0coop. )9. 6unnel. );. Craduated 6las%. )B. :eterstic%. )?. 1ubber /ubing. )>. 0upport 6rames, and Clamps. 0ariable 2ead Test. ). &ermeameter 0et. /he set must be complete +ith pipe fittings and head +ith air escape valve and fitting. *. 0tandpipe. ". 7acuum &ump. ,. 3alance, sensitive to =.)=g. 9. 0ieve Nr. *==. ;. Distilled $ater. B. /hermometer, sensitive to =.)= C. ?. 0top $atch. >. /amping Device. )=. Craduated Cylinder.
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'ven, +ith temperature control. Drying Cans. Calipers. 0coop. 6unnel. Craduated 6las%. :eterstic%. 1ubber /ubing. 0upport 6rames, and Clamps.
%ield Test. ). 3ottomless Can, about ).9=<liter capacity. *. #ammer. ". $ooden 3oard. ,. :eterstic%. 9. 3uc%et or @ar, +ith *.==<liter capacity. ;. Distilled $ater. B. 0top $atch. ?. :as%ing or 2lectrical /ape. $aboratory #)ercise +o.<255 0eepage Analysis. ). Computer. *. 0oft+are &ac%age on Ceotechnical 2ngineering 40eepage Analysis5. ". &rinter or &lotter. 1. :c Carthy, David 6. *==). #ssentials of Soil Mechanics and %oundations& !asic Geotechnics" ;th #dition. Ne+ @ersey, 0A : &rentice #all. 2. !iu, Cheng. *===. Soils and %oundations. Ne+ Ior%, 0A : @ohn $iley D 0ons. ". !iu, Cheng. *===. Soil Pro erties Testing Measurement and #valuation" ?th #dition. Ne+ @ersey, 0A : &rentice #all. ,. 3udhu, :uni. *===. Soil Mechanics and %oundations. Ne+ Ior%, 0A : @ohn $iley D 0ons. 9. Das, 3ra(a. )>>>. %undamentals of Geotechnical #ngineering. 3roo%s.Cole &ublishing Co. ;. 3o+les, @oseph. )>>9. %oundation Analysis and 'esign"" @th #dition." 0A. B. Cernica, @ohn N. )>>9. Soil Mechanics. 0A:@ohn $iley and 0ons, -nc. 8. /erEaghi, Harl et. al. )>>9. Soil Mechanics %or #ngineering Practice. @ohn $iley and 0ons, -nc. 9. 0o+ers, Ceorge 6., 0o+ers, Ceorge 3. )>B>. Introductory Soil Mechanics and %oundation. :acmillan, Ne+ Ior%.
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GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING & 9Fo(n.a,ion: /he introductory part of this course deals +ith the some fundamentals of geotechnical engineering that includes compressibility of soil, shear strength of soils, triaxial tests of soils, settlement, lateral earth pressure, soil bearing capacity, slope stability, and earth retaining structures.
Co(r)e !e)cri+,ion /he second part of this course deals +ith the design of reinforced concrete footings such as +all footing, square isolated footing 4sub(ect to axial load, and to axial load and bending moment5, rectangular footing 4isolated and combined5, trapeEoid footing, footing on piles, and strap footing. N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; !ecture K " units
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N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 !aboratory K " hours extensive exercises Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e Ceotechnical 2ngineering ) After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the principles of soil compressibility as applied to different types of soil profiles. *. Discuss the procedures on ho+ to solve problems regarding the effective stress concepts that include vertical stress on a point belo+ the ground surface, subsurface stress belo+ +ater surface and other different current conditions of soil. ". AnalyEe the effects of vertical and horiEontal stresses of soil on the structure that is to be constructed at a depth belo+ the ground surface. ,. Calculate the magnitude of the lateral earth pressure that can be produced on soil using the 1an%ine and CoulombAs theories. 9. se ne+ geotechnical engineering materials. ;. Apply geotechnical engineering soft+are. B. Apply different methods of analysis and design of the foundation components of structures. ?. Design various types of reinforced concrete footings of the structures to be erected at specific locations ). Compressibility of 0oils: 0ettlement due to primary consolidation of soil 4for normally consolidated of soil and overconsolidated clays5, Consolidation settlement due to stresses caused by footing. *. 0hear 0trength of 0oils: Direct shear test 4normally consolidated and overconsolidated clays5. ". /riaxial /ests of 0oil: Consolidated<drained test. Consolidated< undrained /riaxial /est 4normally consolidated and overconsolidated clays5 ,. !ateral 2arth &ressure: !ateral 2arth pressure using 1an%ine and CoulombAs theories. 9. 0oil 3earing Capacity: /erEaghiAs 3earing Capacity. 6. 6oundation 0tructures 40hallo+ and Deep 6oundations5<< Design of 1einforced Concrete 6ooting: B. $all footing. ?. 0quare isolated footing sub(ected to axial load, and axial load and bending moment. >. 1ectangular isolated footing. )=. 6ooting on piles. )). 1ectangular combined footing. )*. /rapeEoidal footing. )". 0trap footing. ),. 0ettlement Analysis. )9. 0lope 0tability Analysis. );. 1etaining $alls and 0lope &rotection. )B. Ceosynthetics, Ceotextiles, 0oil 0tabiliEation and -mprovement. $aboratory #)ercise +o. <553earing 1atio Capacity of Compacted 0oil. ). !oad :achine. /his loading machine must have a capacity of at least ,,.9 %N, and equipped +ith a movable head or base that travels at a uniform 4not pulsating5 rate of ).*9 mm 4=.=9N5.min., for use in forcing the penetration piston into the specimen. /he machine shall be equipped +ith a load<indicating device that can read to ,, HN or less. *. :old. :etal and cylinder in shape. -t shall be provided +ith metal extension collar, and a perforated metal base plate. ". 0pacer Dis%. ,. :etal 1ammer. 9. 2xpansion<:easuring Apparatus.
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0ets of $eights. &enetration &iston. Cages K t+o dial gages. :iscellaneous Apparatus such as mixing bo+l, straightedge, scales, soa%ing tan% or pan, oven, drying cans, scoops, filter paper and dishes.
$aboratory #)ercise +o. 255Consolidation /est. ). Casagrande type oedometer, +hich includes: ).) Consolidation ring, internal diameter B9 mm, height *= mm. ).* 6ixed ring, consolidation cell. )." Dial gauge reading to =.=) mm having a travel of at least )= mm. )., !oading device. *. 6lat glass plate, approximately )== mm O )== mm. ". 'ven +ith temperature control. ,. /op pan +eighing balance reading accurate to =.)= g. 9. 7ernier calipers. 6. &ac%et of B9 mm 6ilter &apers. B. 0ilicone Crease or &etroleum @elly. ?. 0et of 0tandard $eights. >. 0top+atch or Cloc% readable to ) second. )=. &alette Hnife. $aboratory #)ercise +o. >550tandard &enetration /est. ). Drilling 2quipment. *. 0plit<0poon sampler ". 0tandard &enetration /est 0et. ,. !abels, data sheets, sample container and other necessary materials. $aboratory #)ercise +o. ?55Direct 0hear /est, 7ane 0hear /est, /riaxial 0hear for Cohesionless 0oil, /riaxial 0hear for Cohesive 0oil. 'irect Shear Test. ). 0ample 6ormer K a cutter or mold for forming samples to fit the shear box. 0amples can be compacted directly in the shear box. *. Direct shear :achine ". &roving shear assembly. ,. 2xtensometer assembly , * sets 9. 1emolding Cylinder and tamper ;. 0top $atch B. 'ther laboratory equipment, as oven +ith temperature control, drying cans,balances,caliper and pans. 0ane Shear Test. ). 7ane 0hear 0et. *. 0teel /orque 1ods. Tria)ial Shear Test. ). 7acuum shear base and cap. *. 1ubber membrane<for holding sample. ". 6orming (ac%et, funnel, tampers<for molding sample. ,. 7acuum gage and source<for internal vacuum. 9. !oading machine<to apply axial load. ;. 3alance, protractor, scale, calipers. $aboratory #)ercise +o.@55 nconfined Compression /est. ). nconfined compression machine. *. 0ample molder and tamper ". 2xtensometer Assembly. ,. &rotractor and calipe.r
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9. $ax &aper. ;. 'ther laboratory equipment, such as oven +ith temperature control, drying cans, balances and pans. $aboratory #)ercise +o. ;DApplications of Ceotechnical 2ngineering 0oft+are. ). Computer. *. 0oft+are &ac%age on Ceotechnical 2ngineering. 3. &rinter or &lotter. 1. :c Carthy, David 6. *==). #ssentials of Soil Mechanics and %oundations& !asic Geotechnics" ;th #dition. Ne+ @ersey, 0A : &rentice #all. 2. !iu, Cheng. *===. Soils and %oundations. Ne+ Ior%, 0A : @ohn $iley D 0ons. ". !iu, Cheng. *===. Soil Pro erties Testing Measurement and #valuation" ?th #dition. Ne+ @ersey, 0A : &rentice #all. ,. 3udhu, :uni. *===. Soil Mechanics and %oundations. Ne+ Ior%, 0A : @ohn $iley D 0ons. 9. Das, 3ra(a. )>>>. %undamentals of Geotechnical #ngineering. 3roo%s.Cole &ublishing Co. ;. 3o+les, @oseph. )>>9. %oundation Analysis and 'esign"" @th #dition. 0A. B. Cernica, @ohn N. )>>9. Soil Mechanics. 0A:@ohn $iley and 0ons, -nc. 8. /erEaghi, Harl et. al. )>>9. Soil Mechanics %or #ngineering Practice. @ohn $iley and 0ons, -nc. 9. 0o+ers, Ceorge 6., 0o+ers, Ceorge 3. )>B>. Introductory Soil Mechanics and %oundation. :acmillan, Ne+ Ior%.
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STRUCTURAL THEOR# 1 /he course covers the different types of structural systems, loads and its combinations and placement, applicable codes and specifications, and methods of analysis for statically determinate structures.
N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; !ecture K " units La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !aboratory K ) unit T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 !aboratory K " hours Prere3(i)i,e Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) :echanics of Deformable 3odies After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Hno+ the history of history of structural engineering, identify various types of structural systems, appreciate the importance of codes and specifications and decide the appropriate loads to apply into the structures; *. -dealiEe real structures to obtain analytical models; identify the state of determinancy and stability of structures; to %no+ the various structural analysis theorems and principles; ". Apply the equations of static equilibrium to analyEe the trusses, beams, frames, cables and arches; ,. Develop intuition on deflected shapes of structures under loading; 9. AnalyEe moving loads on high+ay and rail+ay bridges using influence lines; ;. Develop confidence in structural analysis in preparation for design courses; B. 1eflect on the consequences of analysis results to life and safety of
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people; ?. Develop ethnical responsibility to their clients to produce strong and safe structures. ). -ntroduction to structural 2ngineering; the analysis and design of process; types of structural forms, of loading conditions and building materials. *. Analysis of statically determinate 0tructures ". Analysis of statically determinate /russes ,. -nternal loadings developed in structural members 9. Cable and arches ;. -nfluence lines on statically determinate 0tructures B. Deflections ?. Approximate analysis of statically indeterminate 0tructures None Te5,-oo2) 1. 0tructural Analysis" ?th #d" Prentice 2all <CCC." +.E. !y& 2ibbler" *. C. 2. National 0tructural Code of the &hilippines, 9th ed. Association of Structural #ngineers of the Phili ines" Manila 2==< by Association of Structural #ngineers of the Phili ines Reference) 1. t%u, 0enol, Norris C.#. and $ilbur, @.3., #lementary Structural Analysis" ?th ed.:cCra+<#ill -nc. N.I. )>>) 2. The +ational !uilding Code of the Phili ines and its Im lementing *ules and *egulations" &hilippine !a+ >. CaEette, :anila, *=== by 6oE, 7.3. ed 4. #agen, H.D., Introduction to #ngineering Analysis, &rentice #all, Ne+ @ersey, *==) 5. 1a(an, 0.D., Introduction to Structural Analysis and 'esign, @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc. Ne+ Ior%, *==) 6. Cahli, A.And Neville A.:., Structural Analysis" A ,nified Classical and Matri) A roach" ,th ed. 2D6N 0pon, !ondon )>>B Theory of Structures" 7ol. )), /ata :cCra+<#ill &ublishing Co. !td., Ne+ Delhi, )>>> by Cupta, 0.&., &andit, C.0., And Cupta, 1. 7. !in, /.I. and 0totesbury, 0.D., Structural Conce ts and Systems for Architects and #ngineers, )>?) 8. Hassimali, A., Structural Analysis" *nd 2d, 3roo%s.Cole &ublishing Company, )>>> 9. :cCormac, @.C. and Nelson @.C., Structural Analysis" A Classical and Matri) A roach,P)>>B 10. @ohn $iley by$est, #., %undamentals of Structural Analysis,P)>>",P 11. #arrison, #.3., Structural Analysis and 'esign: 0ome :icrocomputer Applications, *nd 2d, &ergamon &ress, )>>= 12. @ohn $iley by $est, #., Analysis of Structures& An Integration of Classical and Modern Methods" )>?>,
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STRUCTURAL THEOR# & /he course covers the theory of structures analysis as applied to indeterminate structures such as indeterminate beams, planar and space frames and trusses sub(ect to static loads; method of consistent deformation; three<moment equation; slope<deflection method; moment distribution; energy methods, matrix methods; and approximate method of analysis. !ecture K " units !aboratory K ) unit
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!ecture K " hours !aboratory K " hours 0tructural /heory ) After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Apply the fundamental principles of structural analysis for indeterminate structures. *. 2valuate the structural behavior of indeterminate structures ". 3e analytical and systematic in the approach to problem solving ,. &repare for design +or% ). 1evie+ of deflections of structures *. -ntroduction to statically indeterminate structures ". Approximate analysis of statically indeterminate structures ,. Analysis of statically indeterminate structures by method of consistent deformation; three<moment equation 9. Displacement method of analysis slope<deflection method; moment distribution; ;. -ntroduction to matrix structural analysis N'N2 Te5,-oo2) ). Structural Analysis; 6,h E.; Pren,ice Hall 1>>>.; N.=. B/< Hi--ler; R. C. *. National Structural Code of the Philippines, 5 th ed.A))ocia,ion of S,r(c,(ral En ineer) of ,he Phili++ine); Manila &??1 -/ A))ocia,ion of S,r(c,(ral En ineer) of ,he Phili++ine) Reference) 1. #lementary Structural Analysis" ?th ed.:cCra+<#ill -nc. N.I. )>>) by t%u, 0enol, Norris C.#. and $ilbur, @.3. 2. The +ational !uilding Code of the Phili ines and its Im lementing *ules and *egulations" &hilippine !a+ CaEette, :anila, *=== by 6oE, 7.3. ed 3. Introduction to #ngineering Analysis, &rentice #all, Ne+ @ersey, *==) by #agen, H.D. 4. Introduction to Structural Analysis and 'esign , @ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc. Ne+ Ior%, *==) by 1a(an, 0.D. 5. Structural Analysis" A ,nified Classical and Matri) A roach" ,th ed. 2D6N 0pon, !ondon )>>B by Cahli, A. And Neville A.:. 6. Theory of Structures" 7ol. )), /ata :cCra+<#ill &ublishingCo. !td., Ne+ Delhi, )>>> by Cupta, 0.&., &andit, C.0., and Cupta, 1. 7. Structural Conce ts and Systems for Architects and #ngineers , )>?) by !in, /.I. and 0totesbury, 0.D. 8. Structural Analysis" *nd 2d, 3roo%s.Cole &ublishing Company, )>>> by Hassimali, A. 9. 0tructural Analysis, A Classical and :atrix Approach,P)>>B by :cCormac, @.C. and Nelson @.C. 10. 6undamentals of 0tructural Analysis,P)>>",P@ohn $iley by $est, #.
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concrete structures are also given emphasis. A thorough %no+ledge and proficiency in 0tructural /heory is imperative. N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; !ecture K " units La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !aboratory.6ield./utorial < ) unit T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours lecture 1ee2 !aboratory.6ield./utorial K " hours extensive exercises and tutorials Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e &rerequisite: 0tructural /heory ) Co<requisite: 0tructural /heory * After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). -dentify the constituent materials of reinforced concrete and understand their behavior. *. Develop techniques in structural design in reinforced concrete. ". 6ormulate correct design strategies based on theoretical and situational experiences. ,. 6ormulate correct design strategies based on theoretical and situational experiences. 9. &roduce different types of loads to structures using National 0tructural Code of the &hilippines. ;. Appraised the local code of practice, i.e., the National 0tructural Code of the &hilippines. B. -dentify advanced design methods. ?. Develop design s%ills and proficiency. ). -ntroduction: 2ngineering 0tructures; /heir importance and relation to real<life situations. *. &hysical and 0tructural &roperties of 1einforced Concrete. 1einforced Concrete :aterials. Concrete, 0teel 1einforcement. ". Design and Analysis of 6lexural :embers: 3eam Descriptions, /heoretical and &ractical Considerations. 1ectangular 0ectionsJ 0ingly 1einforced. 1ectangular 0ectionsJDouble 1einforcement. /<0ections. ,. Design and Analysis of 6lexural :embers: 0hear and Diagonal /ension. Design of 0tirrups. 9. Design and Analysis of 6lexural :embers: 3ond, and Anchorage. Development !ength, and 0plices. ;. Design and Analysis of 6lexural :embers: 0erviceabilityJDeflection and Crac% Control. B. 0tructural and Architectural &rovisions for 3eams. ?. Continuous 1einforced Conrcete 0tructuresJN0C& 0pecification. >. Design and Analysis of 6lexural :embers: Design of 0labsJ'ne $ay 1einforcement. )=. Design and Analysis of 6lexural :embers: Design of 0labsJ/+o $ay 1einforcement: Direct :ethod. )). Design and Analysis of 6lexural :embers: Design of 0labsJ/+o $ay 1einforcement: 2quivalent 6rame :ethod. )*. 0tructural and Architectural &rovisions for 0labs. )". Design and Analysis of Compression :embers: Axial Compression. !ateral /ies and 0pirals. ),. Compression and 3endingJDirect :ethod. &lastic Centroid. )9. Design and Analysis of Compression :embers: Compression and 3endingJ-nteraction Diagrams and 3reslerAs 2quation. );. Design of $alls )B. Design and Analysis of Composite 0tructures: Composite 3eam< 0lab 3ridges, Composite 3eam<0lab 3uilding 6loors. )?. Design and Analysis of 1etaining $alls. )>. Connections: 3eam<Column Connections. Depending on the topic.situation discussed. ). :c Cormac, @ac% C. 2==@. 'esign of *einforced Concrete" Ath
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#dition@ohn $iley D 0ons, -nc. . Ne+ Ior%. Association of 0tructural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. *==). The +ational Structural Code of the Phili ines" @ th #dition. :anila: Association of 0tructural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. Nilson, Arthur #. and $inter, Ceorge et. al. *===. 'esign of Concrete Structures" <>th#dition:c<Cra+ #ill, -nc. . Ne+ Ior%. :osley, 7. #., 3ungey, @. #., #ulse, 1. )>>>. *einforced Concrete 'esign. :ac :illan. 0A. Dobro+s%i, @oseph A.)>>?. Concrete Construction 2andboo7" ?th #dition. :c Cra+<#ill, Ne+ Ior%, 0A. :eyer, Christian. )>>;. 'esign of Concrete Structures. &rentice #all. Ne+ @ersey.
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STRUCTURAL !ESIGN & 9S,eel an. Ti*-er: /his course is concerned +ith the design of structural +ood members sub(ected to flexure, compression and tension members, combined stresses and connections. /he presentation of the course is aligned +ith the provisions of the National 0tructural Code of the &hilippines. /his course is also concerned +ith the design of structural steel members sub(ected to flexure 9beams" girders" 1oists" lintels" girts" etc.:" tension, and compression members 9columns:" combined stressed members 9beam5 columns:" riveted, +elded, and bolted connections using the #lastic $imit Method, also %no+n as the Allo+able 0tress Design 4A0D5, and the Plastic $imit Method. /he course also deals +ith an introduction to the $oad *esistance %actor 'esign Method 4!16D5 in designing structural steel. Applications and specifications as applied to buildings, bridges, and other steel structures are also given emphasis. A thorough %no+ledge and proficiency in 0tructural /heory is imperative.
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N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; !ecture K " units La-ora,or/ ; Fiel.1or2 an. !aboratory K ) unit T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours. 1ee2 !aboratory K " hours extensive exercises. Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e 0tructural /heory *. After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). -dentify the constituent materials of steel and timber and understand their behavior. *. Apply the fundamental principles of /imber and 0teel Design. ". Apply techniques in structural design and analysis of structural +ood and steel. ,. 6ormulate correct design strategies based on theoretical and situational experiences. 9. 6ormulate correct design strategies based on theoretical and situational experiences. ;. nderstand and apply the different types of loads to structures using National 0tructural Code of the &hilippines. B. Appraised the local code of practice, i.e., the National 0tructural Code of the &hilippines. ?. -dentify advanced design methods.
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). &roperties of &hilippine $ood and !umber. *. $or%ing 0tresses of 0tructural /imber . ". Analysis and design of flexural members: /theoretical and practical considerations. N0C& 0pecifications. ,. Analysis and design of compression and tension members: /heoretical and practical considerations. N0C& 0pecifications. 9. Analysis and design of combined flexure and axial members: /heoretical and practical considerations. N0C& 0pecifications. ;. /imber Connectors and 6asteners. N0C& 0pecifications B. &hysical and 0tructural &roperties of 0teel. 0tructural 0teel 0hapes and 0ections. 8. Design and Analysis of 6lexural :embers: /heoretical and &ractical Considerations. Code 0 ecification& Compactness, 0lenderness, !ateral 0upport, 3ending 0tresses, 0hear 0tresses, Deflection, 3eam 3earing &lates, $eb Crippling. >. Design and Analysis of 6lexural :embers: 3eams +ith Cover &lates. -deal 0ections. 3uilt< p 0ections. nsymmetrical 3ending. 0tructural and Architectural &rovisionsfor 3eams )=. &late Cirders. )). Design and Analysis of /ension :embers: 12. Code S ecification& Cross Area, Net Area, 2ffective Net Area. 2ffect of #oles, 0taggered #oles. 0tiffness Criterion. )". Design and Analysis of Compression :embers: 14. Code S ecification& 2ulerAs 6ormula. 0hort, -ntermediate, and !ong Columns. 0tiffness Criterion. 0truts, Columns. )9. Design and Analysis of Combined 0tressed :embers: 16. Code S ecification& /ension and 3ending, Compression and 3ending. 3eam<Columns, 2ccentrically !oaded Columns. )B. Connections: 1iveted, 3olted, $elded Connections. )?. /heory of &lastic Design: &lastic :odulus. )>. -ntroduction to the !oad 1esistance 6actor Design :ethod 4!16D5. Depending on the topic.situation discussed. 1. Association of 0tructural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. *==). The +ational Structural Code of the Phili ines" @ th #dition. Association of 0tructural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. 2. Association of 0tructural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. *==,. AS#P Steel 2andboo7 2==?" >nd #dition. Association of 0tructural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. ". Nethercot, David A.*==). !imit 0tates Design of 0tructural 0teel+or%, "rd 2dition. 0pect &ress, !ondon, 2ngland. ,. 3ooth, $illiam D. )>>>. Metal !uc7iling Curtailing and Construction. :c Cra+<#ill, 0A. 5. 0piegel, !eonard and !imbrunner Ceorge 6. )>>B. Applied 0tructural 0teel Design, "rd 2dition. :c Cra+<#ill, Ne+ Ior%, 0A. 6. 0almon, Charles and @ohnson @ohn 2. )>>;. Steel Structures& 'esign and !ehavior" ?th #dition. :c Cra+<#ill, Ne+ @ersey. 7. *==9. +ational !uilding Code of the Phili ines& Im lementing *ules and *egulations" &hilippine CaEette, :anila. 8. &ar%er, #arry and Ambrose, @ames. )>??. Sim lified 'esign of Structural 4ood" ,th ed., National 3oo%store, :anila, )>?? >. :orro+, #arold $. )>?B #lements of Steel 'esign. :c Cra+<#ill, Ne+ Ior%, 0A. 10. &ar%er, #arry. )>B,. Sim lified 'esign of Structural Steel" ?th #dition. National 3oo% 0tore, :anila.
MECHANICS OF FLUI!S /his course deals +ith properties of fluids; fluid static, hydro%inetics and
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H#!RAULICS /his course deals +ith the analysis and hydraulic design of by systems such as reservoirs dams, spill+ays, gates, open channels, pipe net+or%s, pumps and turbines; sediment transport in rivers and reservoir; computer hydraulic modeling. !ecture K * units !aboratory K ) unit !ecture K * hrs !aboratory K " hrs :echanics of 6luids After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Develop a good understanding of the principles of +ater behavior under the influence of forces. *. nderstand the principles involving physical ideas, as +ell as mathematical ones, and includes derivations and analysis of resulting equations +hich describe +ater behavior. ". Develop s%ills in solving practical problems, +hich involve numerical calculations from +or%ing formulas used for hydraulic analysis design. 4. :a%e solutions and decisions on a particular problem incorporating social and moral impact and put into mind that a mediocre solutions could cause a loss of life and.or property. ). #oop tension in circular pipes and tan%s *. Dams ". 1evie+ on fundamental of fluid ,. $ater flo+ in pipes ,.) :inor and :a(or #eadlosses in pipes ,.* &ipeline +ith &umps and /urbines ,." 3ranching pipes ,.".) &ipes in series ,.".* &ipes 3ranching &arallel ,., &ipe Net+or%s ,.9 $ater #ammering and 0urges in &ipes 9. 'pen channel flo+ 9.) 'pen Channel 0teady K niform 6lo+ 6ormulas
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9.* :ost 2conomical and 2fficient sections 9." 0pecific 2nergy channels 9., Celerity, Critical 7elocity, 0ubcritical D 0upercritical 6lo+s 9.9 Depths of 6lo+ nder 0teady Conditions 9.; 2quations of gradually varying 6lo+ Conditions 9.B $ater 0urface &rofiles 9.? #ydraulic @ump Conditions ;. #ydrodynamics B. #ydrodynamics Design B.) Dams and 0pill+ays B.* 6lo+ /hrough Culverts and 0treets -nlets B." $ater &rofiles nder 3ridges B., $ater 0upply &iping ?. 0pill+ays >. Cates )=. &umps )). /urbines $atershed 0imulator &ipe Net+or% 0oft+are: 0/'1:CAD 1. :ays, !arry $. *==,. 4ater *esources #ngineering" 2==@ #dition. 0A. 2. 1obert !. Daugherty, @oseph 3. 6ranEini and 2. @ohn 6innemore. *==*. %luid Mechanics with #ngineering A lications" SI Metric #dition. 0A. 3. !insley, 1ay H. ; 6ranEini, @oseph 3.; 6reyberg, David !.; /chobanoglous, David !. )>>*. 4ater *esources #ngineering" %ourth #dition. :cCra+ #ill. 4. @ohn @. Cassidy D :. #anif Chaudhry. )>??. 2ydraulic #ngineering" Second #dition. 0A. 5. #.$. Hing, @.'. $isler and @.C. $oodburn. )>?=. 2ydraulics" @th #dition. 1. 2. Hrieger &ublishing Company.
H#!ROLOG# /his course is concerned +ith the discussion of #ydrologic cycle; occurrence and analysis of components of hydrologic cycle such as precipitation, evapotranspiration, infiltration, stream flo+ and ground +ater; river and reservoir sedimentation; flood routing techniques; probability analysis for hydrologic design; computer modeling for hydrologic systems.
N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !ecture K " units T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e :echanics of 6luids After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) Develop a good understanding of the hydrologic cycle in terms of the processes and storage relationships among its components. *. nderstand the physical meaning of different hydrologic models +hich capture.stimulate selected hydrologic phenomena. ". 0olve practical problems, +hich involve numerical calculations from +or%ing formulas used for hydrologic analysis and design. ,. :a%e solutions and decisions on a particular problem incorporating social and moral impact and put into mind that a mediocre solutions could cause a loss of life and.or property
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). #ydrology and the #ydrologic Cycle ).) Difference 3et+een #ydrology and #ydraulics. ).* /he #ydrologic Cycle and the #uman -mpact. )." -nterrelationships of &hases of the #ydrologic Cycle: 2vapotranspiration, &recipitation, -nfiltration.&ercolation, 0urface.0ubsurface 1unoff, Cround+ater. )., &hilippine $atersheds: Delineation of Drainage Area, 0ub< 3asing.&hysical &roperties Determination 4Application in the /erm &ro(ect5. *. $eather 3asics 4:eterology5: Atmospheric $aters *.) /he Atmosphere: Composition, Ceneral Characteristics and 0tability. *.* -ntroduction of Cloud &hysics: Nucleation, Cro+th and Distribution. *." 0olar radiation and 2arthAs 2nergy 3alance. *., Ceneral Circulation: /hermal Circulation and 2arthAs 1otation. *.9 /emperature: Ceographic Distribution, /ime 7ariation and :easurement *.; #umidity: Ceographic Distribution, /ime 7ariation and :easurement ". -mportant &hases of #ydrologic Cycle ".) &recipitation: 'ccurrence and :easurement. ".).) 6ormation, 6orms 4&hilippine 0etting5, /ypes and Artificially -nduced. ".).* :easurement: Cages and Net+or%s, 1adar and 0atellite 2stimates. ".)." &recipitation Data Analysis: 2stimation of :issing data, Double<:ass Analysis, :ean Areal &recipitation, Depth< Area<Duration Analysis, 6requency Analysis. ".* 2vaporation, /ranspiration, -nterception and Depression 0torage ".*.) 2vaporation from 6ree 0urface: $ater 3alance :ethod, 2nergy 3alance :ethod, :ass</ransfer :ethod, &enman 2quation, 2mpirical :ethods and Direct :easurement. ".*.* /ranspiration and 2vapo<transpiration. ".*." Depression 0torage. "." 0urface and 0ubsurface 1unoff &henomenon. ".".) 1ainfall<1unoff &rocesses: :echanisms, Cycle, $ater 0tage<Discharge 1elationship, :easurement and -nterpretation ".".* 6lood &rediction. ".".*.) Craph Analysis: Characteristics, nit #ydrograph /heory, -nstantaneous nit #ydrograph, 0ynthetic nit, #ydrographs, Applications. ".".*.* 6lo+ 1outing /echniques: Channel 1outing 4:us%ingum :ethod and 1eservoir 1outing5, #ydraulic 1outing 40t. 7enant 2quations and Numerical 0olutions5, 3loc%<3ox :odels. "., -nfiltration and &ercolation: &rocesses and :easurements ".9 Cround+ater 0torage and the 6lo+ of $ater ".9.) #ydrologic -nvestigations in Determining 0ubsurface 1esource. ".9.* #ydraulics of !o+ of Cround+ater. ".9." Cround+ater 2xploration and 2xploitation in the &hilippines. ,. Concepts of &robability and 0tatistics #ydrology ,.) 3asic &robability Concepts and &robability :odels. ,.* 1eturn &eriod, Design 0torms and Design /urn<'ff. ,." 1egression and Correlation. ,., 1is%s 2stimation.
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9. 1ole of #ydrology in $ater 1esources &lanning and :anagement in the &hilippines. 9.) Agencies -nvolved in the Collection of #ydrologic Data. 9.* &roblems of $atershed :anagement and $atershed &rotection. La-ora,or/ E3(i+*en, #ydrology Apparatus 0oft+are 1. :ays, !arry $. *==,. 4ater *esources #ngineering" 2==@ #dition. 0A. 2. :ays, !arry $.; /odd, David Heith. *==,. Groundwater #ngineering. 0A 3. !insley, 1ay H. ; 6ranEini, @oseph 3.; 6reyberg, David !.; /chobanoglous, David !. )>>*. 4ater *esources #ngineering" %ourth #dition. :cCra+ #ill. 4. Cho+, 7en /e; :aidment, David 1.; :ays, !arry $. )>??. A lied 2ydrology. :cCra+ #ill. 5. !insley, 1ay H.; Hohler :ax A.; &alhus, @oseph #. )>B?. 2ydrology for #ngineers" SI Metric #dition. Ne+ Ior% 0A.
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8ATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING /his course deals +ith the principles and analysis of +ater resources systems such as multi<purpose reservoir, +ater supply distribution system and storm+ater drainage; irrigation system and agricultural drainage system; special topics include river, flood control, drought mitigation and +ater resource planning management.
N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !ecture K " units T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e #ydraulics After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Appreciate +ater resources engineering and its role in infrastructure and socio<economic development of the country. *. #ave a good grasp of the multi dimensional aspects of +ater resources.+atershed problems and non<structural and.or structural interventions that may be done to solve them. Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) 3. Develop tools.s%ills in solving practical problems, +hich involve numerical calculations from +or%ing formulas used for hydraulic analysis and design of structures. ,. :a%e solutions and decisions on a particular problem incorporating social and moral impact and put into mind that a mediocre solutions could cause a loss of life and.or property. Co(r)e O(,line ). Definitions and Classifications of Applications: $ater 1esources and 2ngineering. Control of $ater. se of $ater. $ater 8uality Analysis and :anagement. &hilippine $ater 1esources 1egions. *. $atershed :anagement and 2ngineering -nterventions: 1ole of #ydrology and #ydraulics in $12. 2ngineering #ydrology. Aspects in hydraulics<<-mportant #ydraulic 0tructures 4selected5, $ater 0upply and Distribution 0ystem, Cround+ater Development, 0e+erage 0ystems, Drainage 0tructures, 1iver 0tructures.Coastal Defense, !ahar D 6lood Control. $atershed &lanning and :anagement<<Definitions.&urpose. se, 0iting of :a(or 6acilities, 1ole of Ceographical -nformation 0ystems in $atershed &lanning.:anagement. ". 6ield 2xercise.Case 0tudies: Case 0tudy on $ater 0upply and
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#-C#$AI 2NC-N221-NC /his course deals +ith the development of high+ays in the &hilippines, high+ay design, and the materials that are used in road construction and maintenance. /he course includes high+ay administration; traffic, driver, pedestrian and vehicle characteristics; geometric design, roadside design, high+ay and related structures; intersection, interchanges, terminals; drainage structures; traffic engineering; asphalt and concrete pavements, survey, plans, estimates, contracts and supervision, earth+or%s, bases and sub<bases, high+ay maintenance and rehabilitation. /he 0tandard 0pecification for &ublic $or%s and #igh+ays +ill also be discussed and be given emphasis in the discussion.
N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !ecture K " units T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e 0urveying * After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Discuss the high+ay development in the &hilippines from the early part of )>== to the present era. *. 2xplain the importance of community involvement in the planning stage of a proposed road construction pro(ect. ". 3e familiar +ith the items involved in high+ay design using the 0tandard 0pecification for &ublic $or%s and #igh+ays. Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) 4. -dentify materials used in road construction and maintenance. 9. se the methods of analysis and design relevant to high+ay engineering. ;. &repare documents, plans and details. B. nderstand the factors that affect the performance of high+ays and related structures. ?. se computer<aided design methods.
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). /he #igh+ay and its Development: #igh+ay in the &hilippines,, &lanning difficulties. #igh+ay programming. Community involvement. #igh+ay economy. !ocation of the proposed high+ay. #igh+ay plans and specifications. *. Designing the #igh+ay: Consistency. Design speed. Cross<section of typical high+ay. 1oad shoulder. Cut or fill slope. Cross slope. #igh+ay median. /he grade line. 1ight of +ay. 1oad alignment. $idening of curves. -slands. /ypes of interchange. #igh+ay intersection. 6ree+ay entrance and exit. ". 0oil: 0oil and its origin. 0oil types. Characteristics of soil. 0oil classification. ,. 1oad materials: Aggregates. Aggregates for bituminous pavement. Aggregates for &ortland Cement Concrete. :ineral fillers. 3ituminous materials and binders. 3ituminous concrete pavement. Asphalt concrete pavement. 3ituminous pavement failure. :acadam asphalt. 0urface treatment. 9. 1oad 3ed Construction: /reated and ntreated base courses. D&$# standard specifications on: Aggregate sub<base course, Clearing and grubbing, 2xcavation, 6reehaul<overhaul, Construction of fills and emban%ment, 0ubgrade preparation, Compaction and stabiliEation. ;. Concrete &avement: Concrete pavement characteristics and behavior. /ransverse expansion, longitudinal and construction (oints. 1einforcement of (oints. 0ub<grade and sub<base for concrete pavement. Concrete proportions and mixtures. Curing of concrete pavement. D&$# specifications on concrete pavement. &reparation of grade. #andling, measuring and batching of materials. &lacing of concrete. 1emoval of forms. B. Drainage and 0lope &rotection: Drainage. #ydrology. Drainage economic considerations. Draining the high+ay. :anholes, inlets and catch basins. Channels and culverts. 0tabiliEation the unsupported slope. -mproving the stability of slope. 1etaining +all. #igh+ay bridges. ?. Design of &avement: 1igid pavement. 6lexible pavement. /hic%ness of pavement using :c!eodAs method, .0. Corps of 2ngineers, California 1esistance 7alue :ethod, 2xpansion pressure method, 0tress at the corner of a slab using Coldbec%s formula, $idth of +idening of a curve section of road, /hic%ness of base course using triaxial test method. >. #igh+ay :aintenance and rehabilitation. )=. 1ecycling equipments and methods. None 1. :annering 6red, $ashburn 0cott, Hilares%y $alter. *==,. Princi les of 2ighway #ngineering 8 Traffic Analysis. :uEe -nc. 2. $right, &aul #. *==". 2ighway #ngineering. $iley D 0ons. 3. Carber, Nicholas; D #oel, !ester. *==). 2ighway and Traffic #ngineering. 3roo%es.Cole &ublishing. 4. 6a(ardo, :ax @r. 3., #lements of *oads and 2ighways" Second #dition" 9)"? :erchandising &ublisher, :anila, )>>?. 5. Department of &ublic $or%s and #igh+ays. )>>9. Standard S ecification for Public 4or7s and 2ighways 90olume II F Standard S ecification for 2ighways" !ridges and Air orts:" D&$#, 'ffice of the 0ecretary, 3onifacio Drive, &ort Area, :anila.
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Design and construction aspects of #igh+ay 0urfaces and 1ail+aysA Cuide+ays; Capacity and !evel of 0ervice of Air, 1ail, and high+ays. 2nvironmental impacts and their mitigation of transportation system; /raffic< Analysis /echniques; /raffic 6lo+ and Control.
N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !ecture K " units T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e #igh+ay 2ngineering After completing this course, the student must be able to: se the methods of analysis and design relevant to transportation structures and systems *. Cather traffic data. ". Cenerate traffic models. ,. AnalyEed traffic data. 9. 6ormulate mathematical and computer models ;. &repare documents, plans and details B. Apply transportation<engineering soft+are. ). Components in /ransportation systems *. rban transportation problems ". !and use K transport interaction ,. Design of 0urfaces and Cuide+ays 9. :itigation of 2nvironmental -mpacts ;. /raffic<Analysis /echniques B. /raffic 6lo+ ?. &edestrian, 7ehicle 6lo+ and motion studies >. Capacity and !evel of 0ervice )=. /raffic Control /ransportation engineering soft+are ). /ransportation 2ngineering D &lanning, &apacostas *. rban :ass /ransportation &lanning, 3lac% ". /ransportation 2ngineering &lanning and Design, $right D Ashford ,. -ntroduction to /ransportation 2ngineering, @ames #. 3an%s ).
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Co(r)e Na*e< CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AN! TESTING /he course deals +ith the physical properties of common construction materials primarily metals, plastics, +ood, concrete, coarse and fine aggregates, asphalt and synthetic materials; examination of material properties +ith respect to design and use of end product, design and control of aggregates, concrete and asphalt mixtures, principle of testing; characteristics of test; properties of materials and materials testing equipment. !ecture K * units !aboratory K ) unit !ecture K * hours !aboratory K " hours :echanics of Deformable 3odies After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the range of various materials for civil engineering pro(ects; *. nderstand relevant properties of common construction materials; ". nderstand applicable local, international and foreign standards on materials and materials testing;
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,. &erform measuring, testing and evaluating the results; 9. Ability to test, measure, evaluate the best use of building and construction materials ). -ntroduction to Construction :aterials D /esting; *. 6amiliariEation +ith apparatus D equipment used in testing of materials; ". Ceneral &roperties of :aterials; ,. 0pecific $eight, $ater Absorption, Abrasion, Density and niformity of Aggregates; 9. &reparation and Curing of Concrete /est 0pecimens; ;. Determination of 0etting /ime of #ydraulic Cement; B. 6amiliariEation +ith the &arts and 6unctions of the niversal /esting :achine; ?. /esting of $ood: 0amples for 3ending, Compression, 0hear, /ension, and $ater Content; >. Determine the Compressive 0trength of Concrete #ollo+ 3loc%s; )=. Determining the /ime of 0etting of &ortland Cement )). /esting the /ensile 0trength of 0teel 3ars )*. 6ield /ests of Construction :aterials :arshall 0tability /est Centrifuge 2xtraction /est 4recommended5 niversal /esting :achine 4recommended5 Curing /an% 'ven :olds for mortar and Concrete 0pecimens 7icat Apparatus $eighing 0cales 1. 3asic Construction :aterials *==*, /heodore $. :arotta *. Civil 2ngineering :aterials )>>*Davis, /roxell D #a+c% ". Construction :aterials, 0mith ,. :aterials of Construction ,2d )>>= Chandigarah 9. /esting of 2ngineering :aterials )>?* Cildey, :urphy D 3ragman ;. :aterials /esting 3lac%o+s%i D 1ipling B. 0trength D 0tructure of 2ngineering :aterials
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CONSTRUCTION METHO!S AN! PRO=ECT MANAGEMENT /he course deals +ith the principles of construction methods and equipment, management and their applications. -t covers pro(ect planning, scheduling, monitoring and control. -t also includes concepts on organiEation, safety, information systems and computer applications. 0tudents are given opportunities to visit actual pro(ect sites and observe the application of these theories in construction pro(ects. !ecture K " units 6ield+or% K ) unit !ecture K " hours 6ield+or% K " hours 9th Iear 0tanding After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the construction pro(ect cycle from inception, planning, execution, testing and certification. *. nderstand construction pro(ect requirements such as permits and licenses, clearance, and compliance to all applicable la+s and ordinances, etc; ". 1ead and interpret construction plans, +or%ing dra+ings, and revise contract documents, estimates and technical specifications; ,. nderstand the components of the /erms of 1eference 4/'15 for professional services and bidding.tendering processes, a+ard and acceptance; 9. &repare and update construction schedule and +or% programs;
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CI"IL ENGINEERING LA8S; CONTRACTS; AN! SPECIFICATIONS /his course deals on the principles and fundamentals of the la+s on obligations, contracts, and professional ethics that are applicable to the civil engineering profession. -t is designed to prepare civil engineering students for professional practice. /opics on the perspective of the student as future practitioners, contractors, and employees in the field are also given emphasis. /hey include the study of code of ethics, legal procedure in the practice of civil engineering in the &hilippines, ethical relations of an engineer +ith fello+ professionals, clients, and general public, elements of contracts, obligations, Civil 2ngineering !a+, 41A 9,,5 National 3uilding Code, labor la+s, 2<&rocurement !a+, and the :anual of &rofessional &ractice for Civil 2ngineers.
N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !ecture K " units T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e 9th Iear 0tanding After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). -dentify the Civil 2ngineering Code of 2thics and 'bligations. *. Distinguish and %no+ the value formation to+ards the practice of civil engineering. ". 2xplain the right perspective of the nature, principles, and applicability of the la+s of obligation and contracts. ,. 1ecogniEe the proposition of ethical values. 9. nderstand the Civil 2ngineering !a+; ;. nderstand other la+s relevant to the practice of Civil 2ngineering Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) such as &.D. )=>; or the National 3uilding Code, 1.A. >)?, or the Covernment &rocurement 1eform Act. B. Hno+ relevant professional documents such as 6-D-C, :anuals of &ractice, D&$# Q3lue 3oo%N. ?. Hno+ the standard contract documents such as the pro<forma construction and consultancy contracts; -nstructions to 3idders, /echnical 0pecifications, 3id Documents; &hilippine 3idding Documents for Consulting 0ervices and $or%s. 9. Develop engineering s%ills and proficiency.
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<. Introduction to General #thics and #thical 0alues. 2. Civil #ngineering Code of #thics& 6undamental &rinciples. 6undamental Canons. Cuidelines to &ractice under the 6undamental Canons of 2thics. 3. The Practice of Civil #ngineering& &rofessional 1esponsibility. Client< Civil 2ngineer 1elationships. Civil 2ngineering 0ervices. 0pecialiEation of a Civil 2ngineer. 0election of a Civil 2ngineer. &rime &rofessional &ractice. 2mployment. Design Competition. Contingency 3asis of 2mployment. &rofessional &ractice of 6oreign Civil 2ngineers. 4. Classification of #ngineering Services& Consultations, 1esearch -nvestigations and 1eports. Design 0ervices for Construction &ro(ects. Construction 0ervices. 0pecial 0ervices for Construction &ro(ects. 2ngineering 0upport 0ervices. Academic 0ervices. 0ervices as 2mployee. 5. The Selection of the Civil #ngineer& 3asis for 0election. ClientAs 0election Committee. 8ualifications<3ased 0election 48305 &rocedure. 0election &rocedure for Q!evel of 2ffort Contracts. 6. Charging for Civil #ngineering Services& 0alary Cost O :ultiplier R Direct Non<0alary 2xpense. #ourly 3illing 1ate. &er Diem. 7. Charging for Civil #ngineering Services& Cost &lus 6ixed 6ee. 6ixed &rice. &ercentage of Construction Cost. 0chedule of :inimum 6ees. 8. Total Pro1ect Cost& &rofessional 2ngineering Costs. Construction Costs. 9. Total Pro1ect Cost& !egal, !and, Administration, 0tuffing, and 6inancial Costs. Contingency Allo+ance. 10. *A @??& An Act to 1egulate the &ractice of Civil 2ngineering in the &hilippines. 11. 1.A. >)?,: /he Covernment &rocurement 1eform Act. -mplementing 1ules and 1egulations on the &rocurement of Consulting 0ervices for Covernment &ro(ects. )*. &D )9>, and its -mplementing 1ules and 1egulations as Amended. )". C-A& Document )=*: niform Ceneral Conditions of Contract for &rivate Construction. ),. 2xtracts from the Ne+ Civil Code: 'bligations and Contracts. )9. /he Civil 2ngineering &rofessional !icensure 2xamination. );. &D )=>;: /he National 3uilding Code and its -mplementing 1u%les and regulations. )B. 0eminar: /rends and -ssues Concerning Civil 2ngineering &ractice. None 1. &hilippine -nstitute of Civil 2ngineers, -nc. *==". Manual of Professional Practice for Civil #ngineers" 2 nd #dition. Manila& &hilippine -nstitute of Civil 2ngineers, -nc. *. #inEe, @immie. *==). Construction Contracts" 2nd #dition. 3oston, 0A : :c Cra+<#ill. 3. Central 3oo% 0upply. *===. #ngineering $aws in the Phili ines and *elated $aws. :anila: Central 3oo% 0upply. 4. 0a(orda, 8.A., )>>; Construction MAST#* SP#CI%ICATI.+S" 2lastomar% Corporation, &hilippines 5. :ead, :ead, and A%erman. )>>*. Contracts" S ecifications and #ngineering *elation. 0A& :cCra+<#ill 3oo% Company. 6. Nolledo, @ose. )>?>. The Civil Code of the Phili ines. :anila: National 3oo% 0tore. B. &hilippine 3idding Documents for Covernment Contracts.
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Co(r)e Na*e< EARTH$UA@E ENGINEERING /his course deals +ith the fundamentals and basic concepts of seismic design as +ell as the minimum standards for the analysis, design, and construction of earthqua%e resistive structures. /he course covers the introduction to seismology and seismic analysis of buildings and structures, effects of earthqua%e on bearing capacity, procedure for the design of earthqua%e resistant structures, calculation of seismic forces, and dynamic analysis of structures. -t also deals +ith the determination of loads of structures due to motions, methods of analysis for lateral forces, approximate dynamic analysis, time history analysis, concepts of mass, damping, stiffness of structures, design for inelastic behavior and retrofitting of existing building. Critical building configurations and appropriate methods of analysis are also given emphasis. Applications and specifications as applied to vertical and horiEontal structures are also given importance. A thorough %no+ledge and proficiency in 0tructural /heory is imperative.
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N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !ecture K " units T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e 0tructural /heory *. After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). -dentify earthqua%e engineering. *. nderstand the general theory of vibration of single and multi degree<of<freedom systems and its applications to civil engineering structures. ". Differentiate and design structural elements to resist seismic ground motions. ,. -dentify advanced seismic design methods. 9. Acquire a thorough %no+ledge of the Code and 0pecifications used in earthqua%e design; ;. Design civil engineering structures sub(ect to earthqua%e and other lateral forces such as +ind; B. Develop design s%ills and proficiency. 1. Introduction to #arth(ua7e *esistant 'esign& 2arthqua%es and rbaniEation. #istory of :a(or -nternational D &hilippine 2arthqua%es. /he 1ing of 6ire. 2. #lements of Seismology& 2arthqua%e 6aults; /heory of plate /ectonics. 3. #arth(ua7e *ecords and Measuring Instruments& 0eismographs; Accelerographs; 0eismoscopes; 2arthqua%e Net+or%s. Design of an -mprovised 0eismograph. 4. Pro agation of Seismic 'isturbances& 2arthqua%e $aves. 5. #arth(ua7e 'escri tors& 2arthqua%e :agnitude; 0eismic :oment; 0eismic 2nergy; /h eCentroid :oment /ensor &rop(ect; :agnitude and 6aulting; 6oreshoc%s, Aftershoc%s, and 0+arms; 0eismic -ntensity 41ossi<6orrel 0cale, :odified :ercalli 0cale, 001 C2'6AN 0cale, :0H<;, 0cale5. 6. Ma1or #arth(ua7e Gones in the Phili ines& &#-7'!C0 -nformation *===; &#-7'!C0 2arthqua%e &ortfolio *==,. 7. #arth(ua7e $oad Analysis& -ntroduction to N0C& *==) 0pecification JDesign 3asis. 8. #arth(ua7e $oad Analysis& Criteria 0election. 0ystem !imitations, 0ite CategoriEation &rocedure.
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!ateral 6orce &rocedure, 0eismic Design and Analysis, /he 0tatic !ateral 6orce &rocedure. 7ertical Distribution of 6orces. $ateral %orce Procedures for !uilding Structures& /he 0implified 0tatic !ateral 6orce &rocedure, & 2ffects, 0torey Drift !imitations. 7ertical Component of 6orce. $ateral %orce Procedures for +on Structural #lements& Design of !ateral 6orce, 0pecification of !ateral 6orces, 1elative :otion 2quipment Attachment, Alternative Designs. $ateral %orce Procedures for +on !uilding Structures& Definition and Criteria, $eight, &eriod, Drift, -nteraction 2ffects, Non 3uilding 0tructures, 1igid 0tructures, /an%s +ith 0upporting 3ottom, 'ther Non 3uilding 0tructures. Analysis of %rames Sub1ected to $ateral $oads& 6orces, Distribution of !ateral 6orcesJ&ortal :ethod, Distribution of !ateral 6orcesJ8 6actor :ethod. Introduction to the *es onse S ectrum Analysis and 'esign& /ime #istories, 2arthqua%e 1esponse 0pectrum, 2arthqua%e Design 0pectrum. !oads and :odelling 1equirements, & 2ffects.
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#arth(ua7e 'esign Manual 0olume <DCode Provisions for $ateral %orces. :anila: Association of 0tructural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. Association of 0tructural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. *==". #arth(ua7e 'esign Manual 0olume 2 D#arth(ua7e *esistant 'esign of Structures& :anila: Association of 0tructural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. Association of 0tructural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. *==). The +ational Structural Code of the Phili ines" @ th #dition. :anila: Association of 0tructural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. 1otterdam, 3al%ens. *==). 'ynamic Analysis and #arth(ua7e *esistant 'esign. Ne+ Ior%, 0A: :c Cra+<#ill. #art, C., Hai 6ai $ong, H. *===. 0tructural Dynamics for 0tructural 2ngineers. $iley D 0ons, Ne+ Ior%.
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PRESTRESSE! CONCRETE !ESIGN /his course is concerned +ith the elastic and ultimate strength analysis and design of prestressed concrete structures. /he course covers the calculations of stresses due to bending, shear, torsion and anchorages, losses of prestresses and deflections. 3ehavior of statically indeterminate prestressed concrete beams is also studied. !ecture K " units !ecture K " hours 0tructural Design ) 41einforced Concrete5 After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the behavior of prestressed concrete beams under elastic and ultimate loading conditions. *. Calculate stresses due to bending, shear, and torsion. ". Calculate anchorage stresses and deflections of prestressed concrete beams.
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concrete beams. ). *. ". ,. 9. ;. B. ?. None Difference bet+een prestressed and reinforced concrete 0tresses in bending, shear and torsion 2lastic design of prestressed concrete beams. !osses of prestress Deflections due to prestress Anchorage stresses 0tatically indeterminate prestressed concrete beams. ltimate strength analysis. Association of 0trutural 2ngineers of the &hilippines. *==). +ational Structural Code of the Phili ines 0ol. < 8 2. &hilipppines. :cCormac%, @ac%. )>>?. 'esign of Prestressed Concrete. Addison< $esly. #urst, :. H. )>>?. Prestressed Concrete 'esign. 0pon &ress. Cilbert, 1. -., :ic%elborough, Neil. )>>=. 'esign of Prestressed Concrete. 1outledge. Nilson, Arthur #. )>?B. 'esign of Prestressed Concrete. $iley D 0ons. Naaman, Antoine. )>?*. &restressed Concrete Analysis and 'esign. :cCra+<#ill.
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BRI!GE ENGINEERING /his course deals +ith the structural analysis and design of modern bridge structures. /he course covers the study of influence lines and their application to moving loads, applications of AA0#/' and N0C& 7olume * 0pecifications to bridge design especially steel, reinforced concrete and prestressed concrete bridges, aerodynamic performance of bridges under +ind loads, earthqua%e response of bridges, maintenance and rehabilitation.
N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !ecture K " units T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e &rerequisite: 0tructural Design ) D * Co<requisite: &restressed Concrete Design After completing this course, the student must be able to: Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) ). ). *. ". ,. 9. ;. B. ?. >. )=. None Cain thorough %no+ledge of the principles of designing various types of bridges in accordance +ith the recent design referral code such as the N0C& and the AA0#/' code requirements. 1evie+ of statistically indeterminate beams. -nfluence lines. /ypes of bridges. 3ridge loadings. 0lab bridge design. /<girder bridge design. &restressed concrete dec% girder design. Composite steel dec% girder design. 0ubstructure design. :aintenance and rehabilitation of bridges. /onias, Demetrios 2.; Chen, 0tuart; Crabbrabt, 1ichrd. *==,. !ridge #ngineering& 'esign" *ehabilitation and Maintenance of Modern 2ighway !ridges. :cCra+<#ill
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Co(r)e Na*e< Co(r)e !e)cri+,ion IRRIGATION; FLOO! CONTROL; AN! !RAINAGE ENGINEERING /his course deals +ith the planning and design of structures for irrigation, flood control and drainage, reservoir storage, flood routing, urban run off, drainage, +ater flo+ and similar control structures.
N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !ecture K " units T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e 0tructural /heory ) D *, #ydrology, $ater 1esources 2ngineering. After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). &repare plan and design the control structures for irrigation, flood control and drainage. Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) *. se frequency histograms and graphs of floods as +ell as rainfall. ". AnalyEe the forces on control structures for irrigation, flood control and drainage. ). -rrigation: $ater 1equirement, 0oil $ater 1elation, $ater 8uality, :ethods and 0tructures. *. 6lood Control: Design 6lood, and 6lood Control 0tructures. Co(r)e O(,line ". Drainage: 2stimate of 6lo+, 0torm Drainage, !and and #igh+ay Drainage, Culverts and 3ridges; and Drainage 0tructures. ,. $ater Containment 0tructures. La-ora,or/ E3(i+*en, None 1. American 0ociety of Civil 2ngineers. *==9. Eournal of Irrigation and 'rainage #ngineering. 2. Chin, David A. )>>>. 4ater *esources #ngineering. &rentice #all. 3. Department of &ublic $or%s and #igh+ays. )>>9. Standard S ecification for Public 4or7s and 2ighways 90olume I F S( e),e. Reference) Standard S ecification for Irrigation" %lood Control and 'rainage:. D&$# 'ffice of the 0ecretary, 3onifacio Drive, &ort Area, :anila. 4. Cuenca, 1.#. )>?>. Irrigation Systems 'esign 5 An #ngineering A roach. &rentice #all, Ne+ @ersey, 0A. 5. National -rrigation Administration 4N-A5. )>>9. +IA 'esign Manual. National -rrigation Administration, &hilippines. ;. C-A&. PPPP. C&20 -mplementing Cuidelines for -rrigation and 6lood Control.
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SANITAR# ENGINEERING /his course deals +ith the principles and applications of sanitary engineering and other related sanitary sciences to the control of manAs environment, sources of infection; modes of transmission, diseases vectors, rural sanitation, control of animal and insects vectors of diseases, industrial hygiene, air pollution, radiological health and stream sanitation. !ecture K " units
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N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. !ecture K " units T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er !ecture K " hours 1ee2 &rerequisite: Chemistry, 2nvironmental 2ngineering. Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e Co<requisite: #ydrology, $ater 1esources 2ngineering, -rrigation, 6lood Control and Drainage 2ngineering. Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstanding the quality and quantity of the different +ater supply sources. *. nderstand +ater and +aste+ater processes of treatment. ". -dentify the appropriate +ater and +aste+ater treatment
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technology. ). -ntroduction.1evie+ of #ydrology aspects of +ater supply. $ater quality and quantity. Drin%ing +ater standards. *. $ater treatment processes. Aeration, Coagulation, 6locculation, Chemical treatment, sedimentation, slo+ sand filter, rapid sand filter, softening, activated carbon, disinfection, saline +ater conversion. 3. $aste+ater characteriEation. Constituents, sampling procedures and physical characteriEation. Chemical Characteristics. 3iological characteriEation. ,. &rocess Analysis and selection. 9. &hysical unit operation. ;. Chemical unit operation. B. 3iological treatment. ?. Aerobic and Anaerobic treatment. None 1. 3innie, C. et. al. *==". !asic 4ater Treatment. 0A. 2. /chobanoglous, C.; 3urton, 6.; 0tensel #. *==*. 4astewater #ngineering" ?th #dition. 1oyal 0ociety of Chemistry. H. 3. Nathanson, @erry. *==*. !asic #nvironmental Technology& 4ater Su ly" 4aste Management and Pollution Control." ? th #dition. &rentice #all. 0A. 4. Drinan, @oanne. *==). 4ater and 4astewater treatment& A Guide for +onengineering Professional. /echnomic &ublishing Co. H. 5. /+ort, A. C. *===. 4ater Su ly. 3utter+orth<#einemann. H. 6. 6air, Cordon. )>B). #lements of 4ater Su ly and 4astewater 'is osal. @ohn $iley D 0ons. Ne+ Ior%, 0A. 7. :as%e+, 6air, et. al. )>;;. 4ater and 4astewater #ngineering. @ohn $iley D 0ons. Ne+ Ior%, 0A. 8. DA' "9. &hilippine Drin%ing 0tandard.
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP FOR ENGINEERS /his course is designed to introduce the upper level undergraduate students to the concepts and practices of entrepreneurial thin%ing. sing a combination of lectures, case studies, student led discussions, team business plans, and investor presentation formats, the course teaches life s%ills in entrepreneurial thought and action that students can utiliEe in careers ranging from starting companies to instigating cutting edge 1DD pro(ects in large company intrapreneurial endeavors. :a(or course themes include: -ntroduction to 2ntrepreneurship, -dea Ceneration and 6easibility Analysis, and 3usiness &lanning.
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CONSRUCTION COST ENGINEERING /he course covers conceptual estimate of pro(ects, parametric estimating, +or% brea%do+n structure, estimated.schedule interface planning, earned value, detailed estimating, special estimates and use of estimating manuals. !ecture < " units !aboratory < = 6ifth year standing After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). AnalyEe the cost implication of pro(ect scope *. 'ptimiEe the balance bet+een cost and time implication of design decisions. ". Avoid costly and time<consuming errors due to poorly prepared estimates. ,. Accrue time and cost savings by implementing a cost engineering program. ). /he Conceptual 2stimate. *. &arametric 2stimating ". $or% 3rea%do+n 0tructure
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!ATABASE MANAGEMENT IN CONSTRUCTION /he course covers Civil 2ngineering -nformation 0ystems, information 2ngineering and Architectures, -nformation 0trategy, 2nterprise<+ide -nformation 0trategy planning, Case tools, 1elational Database, :odeling and NormaliEation, GachmanAs 6rame+or%, 'b(ect 'riented :odeling and Design, Data $arehousing and Data :ining. !ecture < * units !aboratory K ) unit 6ifth year standing After completing this course, the student must be able to:
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Co(r)e Na*e< Co(r)e !e)cri+,ion N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; TRANSPORTATION PLANNING rban transportation planning process, design of urban transportation models including trip generation; urban transit planning and 'perations; /ransportation Demand Analysis; /ransportation &ro(ect 2valuation !ecture K " units
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TRANSPORTATION S#STEMS !ESIGN /his course is directed to the overall design of transportation systems. 2mphasis +ill be upon the principles of systems analysis as they relate to the planning, design, operation and evaluation of transportation systems. /he central feature of the course is a pro(ect and.or a seminar delivery to be coordinated +ith class activities. !ecture < " hrs. 6ifth year standing After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). nderstand the principles of systems analysis as they relate to the planning, design, operation and evaluation of transportation systems. *. Develop plans, policies, pro(ects, actions and strategies that address the issue of transportation of gro+ing urban areas. -ntroduction, Current -ssues in /ransportation. &ro(ect &lanning. 0ystems Design &rocess. /ransportation 0upply. 2valuation of Costs, 0un% Cost, 'pportunity Cost, Non<quantifiable Costs, ncertainty. ;. :easuring 2ffectiveness, 7alues, 0ocial -mpact, 2conomic -mpact, and 2nvironmental -mpact. B. Cost<effectiveness 2valuation, 0tandardiEed Approach, 'b(ectives, Coals, Criteria, 2conomic 6rame+or%. N'N2 ). *. ". ,. 9.
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HIGH8A# !ESIGN AN! TRAFFIC SAFET# /his course is intended to provide the fundamentals of high+ay design and operation, human factors and vehicular characteristics and ho+ they interact +ith the road+ay, and high+ay safety analysis and different statistical techniques employed in the analysis. !ecture < " units !aboratory < = 6ifth year standing After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Design different high+ay facilities and apply relevant high+ay design standards. *. AnalyEe crash and traffic data employing the appropriate statistical techniques. ". Conduct traffic safety studies, identifying high<accident locations and propose engineering solutions. ). #igh+ay 6unctions, 1oad+ay Design, Driver 7ehicle Characteristics. *. Design 0peeds, #oriEontal Alignment, and 0uper elevation. ". 7ertical Alignment, 0ight Distance, 0pecial Curves. ,. Cross 0ections Design, 2arth+or%, Drainage. 9. At<Crade -ntersection, !o+ 7olume -ntersections, !eft</urn /reatments. ;. 6ree+ay -nterchanges, Design &ro(ect -. B. 0igning and :ar%ing /raffic Calming, 2valuation. ?. #igh+ay 0afety, 0afety Analysis. >. 0tatistical :odels for 0afety Analysis. )=. 0afety 2nhancements &ro(ects, Crash Counter :easures. )). 1is% :anagement, Assessment of #igh Collision 0ites. )*. 0afety at Construction Gone, Design &ro(ect *. )". Design Cuides for elderly Drivers, !iability in Design and 'perations. ),. 3icycle.&edestrian 0afety and 0ignal /iming, Accident -nvestigation. )9. Accident 1econstruction, 2xpert $itness Analysis, Design &ro(ect ". N'N2 ). !amn, &sarianos and :ailand #igh+ay Design and /raffic 0afety 2ngineering #andboo%, :c Cra+ #ill #andboo%s, )>>> 4-03N =<=B< ="?*>9<;5 *. A00#/' Creen 3oo%, A &olicy on Ceometric design of #igh+ays and 0treets, *==) : /CD, :anual on niform /raffic Control Devices..
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Co(r)e Na*e< Co(r)e !e)cri+,ion C2'0IN/#2/-C0 -N C2'/2C#N-CA! 2NC-N221-NC /his course involves the design techniques and applications for geotextiles, geosynthetics, geogrids, geonets, geomembranes and geocomposites as they are used in environmental, geotechnical, and other construction engineering pro(ects. /he course first studies natural slopes and emban%ments for their stability and seepage problems. /he proceeding
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sessions deal +ith applications of geosynthetic construction materials to designs of those earth structures. -n the recent years, geosynthetics became very practical and economical materials to be used in earth reinforcement, filtration, pond liner, landfill liner, and many other subsurface constructions and earth structures. /he class revie+s different types of available geosynthetic materials, those applications, and design techniques. N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/ ; Fiel.1or2 an. T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e !ecture <" units !ecture < " hrs. Ceotechnical 2ngineering ) D *. After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). -dentify geosynthetics and their applications in civil and environmental engineering. 0eepage through dams. 2arth filtering design. 0lope stability analysis. 'vervie+ of geosynthetics. Description of geosynthetics, 6unctions of geosynthetics, &olymers, Ceosynthetics tests. Ceotextiles. 0eparation. npaved road+ay reinforcement. 6iltration. 1einforced +alls. Drainage. Ceogrids. 1einforced +alls. Ceonets. Drainage. Ceomembrances. !iquid containment 4pond5 liners. 0olid material 4landfill5 liners. Cap and enclosures. Ceosynthetic clay liners. Ceo<others. None Hoerner, 1obert :.)>>B. Designing +ith Ceosynthetics, ,th 2dition. &rentice #all. #orvath, @.0.)>>9. Ceoform Ceosynthetics. #orvath 2ngineering. #oltE, 1.D., Christopher, 3.1., and 3erg, 1.1. )>>9. Ceosynthetic Design D Construction Cuidlines, &articipant Noteboo%, N#- Course No. )"*)", prepared for National #igh+ay -nstitute, 6#A. -6A-,. )>>=. A Design &rimer: Ceotextile and 1elated :aterials. $u, @./.#. )>>,. Design and Construction of 0imple, 2asy and !o+ Cost 1etaining $alls. Colorado /ransportation -nstitute.
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GEOTECHNICAL EARTH$UA@E ENGINEERING /his course concerns plate tectonics and elastic rebound theory of earthqua%es and faults; characteriEation of ground motions; seismicity; deterministic and probabilistic seismic haEard analyses; effects of local soil conditions on ground response; development of design ground motions; liquefaction; dynamic lateral earth pressures; seismic slope stability. !ecture <" units !ecture < " hrs.
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a. 0eismology and 2arthqua%es. -ntroduction to 7ibratory :otion. CharacteriEation and &rediction of Cround :otions. 1evie+ of Dynamics of Discrete 0ystems 40D'6 D :D'65. 0trong Cround :otion CharacteriEation. 0eismicity and 0eismic #aEard Analysis. b. Dynamic 0oil &roperties c. Development of Design Cround :otions. !ocal 0ite 2ffects on Cround :otions. Cround 1esponse Analysis d. 6oundation K 7ibrations. Analog 0olution, Circular 6oundation: 7ertical, 0liding, 1oc%ing and /orsional 7ibrations 6oundation < 3earing Capacity Considering 2arthqua%e !oading. /erEaghiTs 2quation, :eyerhoffTs 2quation, 3earing Capacity +ith 2ccentricity. 'ne<dimensional $ave &ropagation. 3. !ongitudinal and /orsional $aves in a 3ar 4-nfinite and 0hort 3ars5. 1esonant Column Device. Description of Device, Determination of Cmax and *D 2mpirical 1elationships for Cmax. Cmax for Cohesionless and Cohesive 0oils. !ongitunal $ave in a 3ar ,. *D $ave &ropagation. Dynamic 2quation of :otion. &lane $aves: NavierTs 2quation, Compressional $ave, 0hear $ave, 1elationship bet+een vp and vs. 0urface $aves: 1ayleigh $ave, !ove $ave, Cyclic 3ehavior of 0oils, !aboratory and -n<0itu /ests. !aboratory /ests: 3ender /ests, 0mall 0train :easurements, -mproved Cyclic /riaxial /ests, p<hole /est, Do+n<hole /est, Cross<hole /ests, etc. 9. Cyclic 3ehavior: 0train !evel 2ffects, C.CoUgamma, DUgamma 1elationships for 0and and Clay, 0oil :odels for Cyclic !oading. !inear 7iscoelastic :odels, Complex :odulus :odel, :asing 1ule. 0eismic 1esponse Analysis. 0ha%e &rogram ;. 0lopes. 0eismic 0tability Analysis < &lanar :echanism: 2xtended Culmann<6rancais Analysis < Circular :echanism: 2xtended /aylor Charts. &ermanent Displacement Analysis < 0eismic 6actor of 0afety on &lanar :echanism < Critical Iield Acceleration < &ermanent Displacement and 1otation 7. !iquefaction. :echanism of !iquefaction < Cyclic 0imple 0hear and Cyclic /riaxial /ests < !iquefaction and Cyclic :obility, &hase /ransformation < 2xcess &ore $ater &ressure and 0tress &ath :ethod < !iquefaction &otential based on 0implified :ethod and -n< situ /ests. 1emediation :ethods 1esponse and !iquefaction of 'cean 3ed 0ub(ect to $ave !oading < Cyclic 0tresses due to $ave !oading < !iquefaction 0trength considering &rincipal 0tress 1otation < !iquefaction Analysis 8. 0eismic 0tability of 0lopes and 2mban%ments. 0eismic Design of 0lopes and 1etaining 0tructures. :ulti<layer $ave &ropagation, 2arth 1etaining 0tructures. Dynamic 2arth &ressure /heory 4:ononobe<'%abe Analysis5. Displacement<!imit Design of 1etaining $alls >. 0oil :odels for Cyclic !oading. 3ilinear :odel, #ardin <Drnevich 4#yperbolic :odel5, 1amberg<'sgood :odel, Calibration of Cyclic :odels )=. Dynamic !ateral 2arth &ressures 11. Composite 3rea%+ater.Caisson under $ater $ave -mpact. 0torm./sunami )*.) 6ailures due to $ave -mpact )*.* Coda $ave &ressure 6ormula )*." 0liding 0tability )*., &ermanent 0liding
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GEOTECHNICAL ASPECTS OF LAN!FILL !ESIGN /his course presents geotechnical aspects related to the design of solid +aste landfills. /he course teaches settlement analyses, slope stability, liner compaction, and leachate collection systems as they relate designing a landfill. Computer soft+are is used to assist design scenarios. !ecture < * units Computer !aboratory< ) unit !ecture < * hours !aboratory< " hours Ceotechnical 2ngineering ) D * After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). -dentify %ey sources, typical quantities generated, composition, and properties of solid and haEardous +astes. *. -dentify +aste disposal or transformation techniques 4landfills and incinerators5. ". 1ecogniEe the relevant regulations that apply for facilities used for disposal, and destruction of +aste. ,. Conduct invasive and non<invasive site investigation and understand permitting process for constructing landfills. 9. -dentify and design 0olid and #aEardous $aste !andfills 41C1A 0ubtitle D and C5 including closure, post<closure, and rehabilitation issues; ;. 2stimate typical +aste disposal cost. 7. -dentify recycling and reuse options 4composting, source separation, and re<use of shredded tires, recycled glass, fly ash, etc.5.
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municipal solid +aste and haEardous +aste.
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measure the coefficient of permeability, % in the laboratory and field, compatibility of liner materials to chemicals in leachate. Contaminant and liquid transport in soil liners for 1C1A liners 4advection and diffusion5. Ceosynthetics for +aste disposal K overvie+, Ceomembranes< lea%age, transport, and structural stability, Cesosynthetic Clay !iners 4CC!s5. Design of !eachate Collection 0ystem for !andfills K se of gravel and CD!s. 'perational aspects of :0$ landfills 4daily cover, leachate disposal, C$ monitoring5. !andfill Cas Collection 0ystem and !eachate 1ecirculation 0ystem Design. !andfill 6inal Cap Design and $ater 3alance 4demonstration of #2!& :odel5.
Computer 0oft+are in !andfill Design 4&C0/A3!, N-02//!2, C23A15 !a Crega, :. D., 3uc%ingham, &. !., and 2vans, @. C. *==). 2a3ardous 4aste Management" 2nd #dition. :cCra+<#ill.
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Co(r)e Na*e< Co(r)e !e)cri+,ion N(*-er of Uni,) for Lec,(re; La-ora,or/; Fiel.1or2 an. T(,orial N(*-er of Con,ac, Ho(r) +er 1ee2 Prere3(i)i,e%Co're3(i)i,e Co(r)e O-4ec,ive) CI"IL ENGINEERING CORRELATION COURSE /his course +ill cover the revie+ of all the basic courses covered in the Civil 2ngineering !icensure examination. !ecture < " units /utorial < " units !ecture < " hours /utorial < " hours Candidate for graduation. After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Cain thorough understanding of all the basic courses covered in the licensure examination thereby improving their chances of qualifying as licensed civil engineers. ). 1evie+ of all mathematics and surveying courses. *. 1evie+ of mechanics and materials. ". 1evie+ of geotechnical engineering. ,. 1evie+ of 0tructural /heory and 0tructural Design courses. 9. 1evie+ of mechanics of fluids, hydraulics and hydrology. ;. 1evie+ of related construction and design courses. A. +.T#& *efer to the syllabus rescribed by the !oard of Civil #ngineering" Phili ine *egulation Commission. None. ). /extboo%s and references prescribed by the 30 Civil 2ngineering
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A. B. C. SOCIAL SCIENCES 9Plea)e refer ,o CMO A>.; ). 1>>7: HUMANITIES 9Plea)e refer ,o CMO A>.; ). 1>>7: LANGUAGES 9Plea)e refer ,o CMO A>.; ). 1>>7 for En li)h 1 an. &:
ENGLISH 0 9TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION: /he nature of technical communication; s%ills and strategies for reading and +riting literature revie+s, (ournal articles, and technical reports; ma%ing oral presentations. " units lecture " hours lecture 2nglish * After completing this course, the student must be able to: ). Differentiate technical +riting from other types of +riting; *. 2ngage him.herself critically in the reading of a specialiEed text; ". $rite a summary and revie+ of a (ournal article; ,. $rite a research paper on a technical topic; and 9. &roperly ac%no+ledge sources by using a prescribed citation format; ;. &repare an oral presentation on a technical topic; and B. Deliver properly an oral technical presentation. ). /he Nature of /echnical Communication *. /echnical $riting *.). -ntroduction to /echnical $riting *.*. !ibrary 'rientation *.". /echnical $riting: 6ormal 0chema.0tyle; $ord Choice *.,. /ypes of /ext 0tructure in /echnical $riting *.9. -ntroduction to 1esearch: Choosing a /opic, 'utlining *.;. 0%ills and 0trategies for 1eading and $riting @ournal Articles, !iterature 1evie+s, and /echnical 1eports *.B. 2valuating 0ources and &reparing a &reliminary 3ibliography *.?. &reparing and -nterpreting Non<&rose 6orms *.>. 0ummariEing and AnalyEing a @ournal Article *.)=. &reparing the Different &arts of the 1esearch &aper or /echnical 1eport *.)). $riting 3ibliographies sing a &rescribed 6ormat *.)*. -ndependent 0tudy ". 'ral /echnical &resentations ".). &reparing the &resentation :aterials ".*. Delivering the /echnical &resentation None American &sychological Association. Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, ,th ed. $ashington, DC: American &sychological Association, )>>,. Carreon, 2. and C. 3alarbar. Series in #nglish for S ecific Pur oses& #ngineering. :anila: D!0 &ress, )>>9. :c$horter, H. Guide to College *eading. Ne+ Ior%: !ongman, *==".
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