ARCH 3331 - Construction Materials and Quality Control (4 cr.)
Prerequisites CENG 2115
Description Concepts of mechanics of materials and properties and evaluation of construction materials. Fundamental principles of stresses and strains encompassing shear, bearing, axial, bending, and torsion forces, and their impact on materials and components. Prosperities of construction materials including aggregates, Portland cement, Portland cement concrete, and asphalt cement. Quality control combining experimental laboratory work and statistical evaluation. Topics such timber, steel, masonry materials, insulating materials, decorative and finishing materials for architecture are explored. Laboratory experiments and reporting are conducted to assess the performance and adequacy for sound applications.
Hours Two one-hour class periods and three-hour lab period. When Offered Offered in fall and spring.
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