HigherEd 2.0

This is homework assignment 1. Due date is Friday 1/26 at NOON.
All problems are from our textbook.
Review of statics: 1-5, 1-11, 1-17, 1-23
Stress: 1-34, 1-38, 1-59, 1-65
Clearly, there are lots of other problems in the text, so you have plenty of opportunity for practice on these types of problems. Feel free […]

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I have had some students already asking for a small refresher on some statics contents. This is great–I really hope you will all take an honest accounting of what you are and are not confident about concerning statics. If you have troubles, I am happy to discuss and get you on the path […]

 

 Shear and moment example, Prob. 7-50 from Statics: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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Yet another small article about our little contest has appeared, this one in the E-News for January 2007. This is a repackaging of the article originally written by Brevy Cannon, and it gets the word out to an even broader audience. There is a rumor that one of the podcasts from the ENGR […]

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This is the podcast for lecture module 1. You should download this file to your desktop by right clicking, then open it in iTunes or Quicktime.
You can subscribe to the podcast feed by opening iTunes, clicking on “Advanced>Subscribe to Podcast”, then type in the URL in this screenshot. Note that you […]

 Lecture module 1: Jan. 17 2007: Download

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I wanted to post two links for books in the CE 231 course. Click here for our textbook, and click here for a Schaum’s outline with lots of solved problems and practice problems. Obviously it’s important to have access to the textbook, especially since all our homework problems will be from the book. […]

 Module 24: an example lecture podcast: Download

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Just wanted to let you know that we will have a new category on the blog coming soon…The Explainer! It will be the location for alternative coverage of certain topics, deeper explanations of things, and also links to related issues we may not have covered very deeply in class. I may even occassionally […]

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