Course Title:
Advanced Mechanics of Materials
Course Description:
Covers stress, strain, and deformation analysis of simple structures including beams, plates, and shells. Topics include classical theory of circular and rectangular plates; combined effects of bending and in-plane forces; buckling of plates; effects of shear deformation and of large deflections; membrane theory of shells; analysis of cylindrical shells; introduction to energy methods with applications to beams, frames, and rings; Ritz method; and the concept of stability as applied to one and two degree-of-freedom systems buckling of bars, frames, and rings.
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Cross-Listed Course 1:
MIM U650
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Prerequisite Remarks:
Admission to Graduate School of Engineering.
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Repeatable:
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