DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
CE 201
STATICS (Section 01)
Second Semester
2003-2004 (032)
Text: Engineering Mechanics/Statics - R.C.
Hibbeler (9th Ed.)
Prerequisite:
PHYS 101
Instructor:
Dr. Naser Al-Shayea
Office :
16-134
Phone :
2480
e-mail :
nshayea@kfupm.edu.sa
Lecture
Date Subject Section
No.
Feb. 14 Introduction 1.1-1.6
1
16 Scalars
& Vectors 2.1-2.2
2
18 Vector
Addition of Forces 2.3 3
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21 Addition
of Coplanar Forces 2.4 4
23 Cartesian
Vectors 2.5-2.6
5
25
Position Vectors, Force along a
Line 2.7-2.8
6
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28 Dot Product 2.9 7
Mar. 01 Equilibrium
of a Particle & Free-Body Diagrams 3.1-3.2
8
03 Coplanar Force Systems 3.3 9
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06 Three-Dimensional Force Systems 3.4 10
08 Three-Dimensional
Force Systems 3.4(cont.)
11
10 Cross
Product, Moment of a force 4.1-4.2
12
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13 Moment of a
Force & Principle of Moments 4.3-4.4
13
15 Moment about an axis 4.5 14
EXAM 1
17 Moment of
a couple 4.6 15
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20 Force and
Couple Systems 4.7-4.8
16
22 Distributed
Loading 4.10 17
24 Equilibrium of a Rigid Body 5.1-5.2
18
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27 Equilibrium
of a Rigid Body (2-D) 5.3 19
29 Equilibrium
of a Rigid Body (2-D), Two and 5.3
(cont.),5.4
Three-force Members 20
31 Equilibrium
of a Rigid Body (3-D) 5.5-5.6
21
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Apr. 03 Equilibrium
of a Rigid Body (3-D) 5.6
(cont.) 22
05 Simple
Trusses 6.1 23
07 The Method of Joints 6.2 24
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Lecture
Date Subject Section
No.
Apr. 10 The Method of Joints 6.2(cont.)
25
12 Zero Force
Members 6.3 26
EXAM 2
14 The Method
of Sections 6.4 27
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17 Frames and
Machines 6.6 28
19 Frames and Machines 6.6
(cont.) 29
21 Frames and
Machines 6.6
(cont.) 30
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24 Internal
Forces (2-D) 7.1 31
26 Internal
Forces (3-D) 7.1
(cont.) 32
28 Shear and Moment Equations & Diagrams 7.2 33
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May 01 Shear and Moment
Equations & Diagrams 7.2
(cont.) 34
03 Shear and Moment Equations &
Diagrams 7.2
(cont.) 35
05 Shear and
Moment Equations & Diagrams 7.2
(cont.) 36
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08 Dry
Friction 8.1 37
10 Problems
Involving Dry Friction 8.2
38
EXAM 3
12 Problems
Involving Dry Friction 8.2
(cont.) 39
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15 Problems
Involving Dry Friction 8.2
(cont.) 40
17 Center of
Gravity & Centroid (No Applications) 9.1-9.2 41
19
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22 Center for
Gravity for Composite Bodies 9.3
(cont.) 43
24 Moment of Inertia for Areas,
Parallel-Axis Theorem 10.1-10.2
44
26 Moment of
Inertia for Composite Areas 10.5 45
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Grade Distribution:
Homework
= 9%
Attendance + Class Participation =
5%
First Major Exam = 17%
Second Major Exam = 17%
Third Major Exam = 17%
Final Exam = 35%
Total 100%
Note:
·
Homework will be assigned in every week.
·
The University regulations regarding excessive absences
will be strictly adhered to in
this course. (9
unexcused absences ® DN grade).
·
Each assignment MUST
be submitted according to the Standard Format.
·
Each assignment MUST
have a cover page.
·
No make-up exams will be allowed.
·
Attendance will be checked regularly. The grade will be
lowered 0.5% for each lecture absence without an official excuse.