Changes in CE 479

                                                                                 Engineering Faculty Document No. 34-05

                                                                                                                            April 4, 2006

 

 

 

 

TO:                 The Faculty of the College of Engineering

FROM:           The Faculty of the School of Civil Engineering

RE:                 Changes in CE 479 Course Title and Description

 

 

From:              CE 479 – Architectural Engineering

 

Sem. 2, Class 2, Lab. 3, Cr. 3

 

Prerequisite or corequisite: CE 473.   Authorized equivalent courses or consent of instructor may be used in satisfying course prerequisites.

 

Design of simple floor and roof systems; use of building materials; timber design, including trusses, plywood, and laminated members.

 

To:                  CE 479 – Design of Building Components and Systems

 

Sem. 1 or 2, Class 3, Cr. 3.

 

Prerequisite or corequisite: CE 473.   Authorized equivalent courses or consent of instructor may be used in satisfying course prerequisites.

 

Design of simple floor and roof systems and load bearing walls; uses of building materials; fundamentals of design of metal form decking, steel joists, masonry (beams, columns and load bearing walls), and timber (beams, trusses, and mechanical connections).

 

Reason:          To provide an updated course title, description, and offering schedule.  The laboratory session has been replaced with one hour lecture. This format allows for additional lecture time needed due to new material introduced in the course as the Load Resistance Factor Design approach has been developed for Masonry.


CE 479  Design of Building Components and Systems

Proposed Course Outline

 

Main Topic

Subtopic

Exams

Weeks

Design of steel floor and roof decks

 

Roof Decks

 

1

Non-Composite Floor Decks

 

2-3

Composite Floor Decks

 

3-4

Design of Steel Joists

K, L, DL and SL Series

Includes 1 exam session at the end of this topic

5-7

Masonry Design

Introduction and Material Properties

 

7

Unreinforced Masonry

 

8-9

Reinforced Masonry

Includes 1 exam session at the end of this topic

10-11

Wood Design

Introduction and Material Properties

 

11-12

Axially Loaded Members

 

12-13

Beams and Connections

 

13-15

Total Number of Weeks

Final Exam

16