Description
Introduction to engineering materials. Materials science. Metals, granular materials, asphalt, concrete, masonry, timber, plastics/ceramics. Sustainability issues and material selection.
Learning Outcomes
This course provides an introduction to the fundamental nature of civil engineering materials, including: composition, physical properties, the relationship between microstructure characteristics and macrostructure performance, their manufacture and utilization.
Course Coordinator / Lecturer
Allan Scott
Lecturer
Mofreh Saleh
Assessment
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final exam
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30%
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tutorials and homework
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20%
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labwork
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10%
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Project/Presentation
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30%
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test
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26 Apr 2012
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30%
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Examination and Formal Tests
Textbooks
Required Texts
Mamlouk, M and Zaniewski, J;
Materials for Civil and Construction Engineers;
Third;
Prentice Hall.
Notes
This course will provide students with the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of engineering materials through a combination of; lectures, where concepts are introduced; tutorials for application of concepts through various problems and exercises; and finally a laboratory to demonstrate the performance of real materials.
For further information see
Civil and Natural Resources Engineering.
All ENCN221 Occurrences
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ENCN221-12S1 (C)
Semester One 2012
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