Complete Courses - Texas A&M University

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STEEL DESIGN - Fall 2009 - in progress
STEEL DESIGN - Spring 2009
     Department of Civil Engineering
    Text used:
Steel Design by Segui, Thompson Publishers - 4th Edition
    This text is required to make any sense out of these presentations.
    Browse down to "This semester's classes"

STATICS - Spring 2008
     Department of Civil Engineering
    Text used:
Engineering Mechanics: Statics by William Riley and Leroy Sturges, John Wiley & Sons, 2nd Edition.
    This text is required to make any sense out of these presentations.
    Browse down to "Class video lectures and notes"

SELECTED STATICS REVIEW EXAMPLES - Department of Civil Engineering
    These reviews utilize only hand written notes, so no text should be required.

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING - Summer 2009
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING - Spring 2009
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING - Summer 2008
     Department of Civil Engineering
     Text used: Civil and Environmental Systems Engineering by Revelle, Whitlatch and Wright, Prentice Hall
     This text is the best we have found and will assist greatly in making sense out of these presentations.  However, any good Engineering Economics text will give the same materials and can be used.
     Browse down to "This Semesters Lectures and Notes"    

MECHANICS OF MATERIALS - Fall 2009 - in progress
MECHANICS OF MATERIALS - Fall 2008
        Department of Civil Engineering
        Text used: Beer, Ferdinand P., E. Russell Johnston, Jr., John T. DeWolf, and David F. Mazurek. 2009.
Mechanics of Materials. 5th Edition. McGraw-Hill.
        This text is required to make any sense out of these presentations.
        Browse down to "Class Lectures and Notes"

THEORY OF STRUCTURES - Fall 2008
        Department of Civil Engineering
        Text used:
Leet, Uang, and Gilbert, Fundamentals of Structural Analysis. 3rd Edition. McGraw-Hill.
        This text is required to make any sense out of these presentations.
        Browse down to "Class Lectures and Notes"

CHEMISTRY - Department of Chemistry - Larry Brown
    Chemistry 107 - General Chemistry for Engineering Students

MATH - Department of Mathematics
     Various math classes

 

 

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