Complete Courses - Texas A&M University
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STEEL
DESIGN - Spring 2009
STEEL
DESIGN - Fall 2009 - in progress
Department of Civil Engineering
Text used:
Steel Design
by Segui, Thompson Publishers - 4th Edition
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presentations.
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STATICS - Spring 2008
Department of
Civil Engineering
Text used:
Engineering
Mechanics: Statics by William Riley and Leroy Sturges, John Wiley & Sons,
2nd Edition.
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presentations.
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SELECTED
STATICS REVIEW EXAMPLES - Department of Civil
Engineering
These reviews utilize only hand written notes, so no text
should be required.
SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING - Summer 2008
Department of Civil Engineering
Text used:
Civil and
Environmental Systems Engineering by Revelle, Whitlatch and Wright, Prentice
Hall
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MECHANICS
OF MATERIALS - Fall 2008
MECHANICS
OF MATERIALS - Fall 2009 - in progress
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.
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THEORY OF
STRUCTURES - Fall 2008
Department of Civil Engineering
Text used:
Leet, Uang, and Gilbert,
Fundamentals of
Structural Analysis. 3rd
Edition. McGraw-Hill.
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CHEMISTRY -
Department of Chemistry -
Larry Brown
Chemistry 107 - General Chemistry for Engineering Students
MATH -
Department of Mathematics
Various math classes
05-11-09 to 09-13-09 = 11964
08-30-08 to 05-10-09 = 4028
05-04-08 - 08-30-08 = 1556