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Development of Structure and technology
Masaomi TESHIGAWARA Professor
Masaki NAKANO Professor
Hikaru NAKAMURA Professor
Nobuo FUKUWA Professor
Ippei MARUYAMA Professor
Norimi MIZUTANI Professor
Department: School of Engineering / Graduate School of Engineering
Class Time: | 2017 Spring Wednesday |
Recommended for: | School of Civil Engineering/Architecture |
Course Overview
Course Purpose
Historical roles of civil engineering and of architecture are discussed from the following viewpoints disaster prevention such as forestry conservation,river improvement,coastal protection,fire prevention,and seismic design;construction of infrastructures such as water supply,energy supply,transportation,communication,and housing. Typical structures and technological inventions are outlined in every case.
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Syllabus
Course Topics
Guidance
ethics for engineers
disaster mitigation learned from Tohoku Giant Earthquake
anti-earthquake measure and the great Hanshin earthquake
Overview of structural system
Required performance, structural component member, materials.
geotechnical engineering for supporting land geotechnical disaster prevention engineering and environmental geotechnical engineering
beach erosion and its countermeasures mechanism of storm surges and tsunamis, and coastal disaster prevention
development of construction materials and structures maintenance of infrastructures
beginning of concrete and reinforced concrete buildings construction technology for medium/ high rise reinforced concrete buildings
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Textbook
Handout will be provided
Grade Assessment
Report
The goal attainment level is evaluated by the report. 60 points or more for 100 point full marks are accepted.
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Page last updated July 3, 2018
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