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Dear Students Please send attached  homework to Your Friends  ASAP. Regards Mr. Mohammed Qadir Ali Homework 2 Note: 1.Submission deadline is Saturday 14/11/2015, otherwise, grades will be reduced 20% per each delay day. 2. For roller support release all six direction except Fy (i.e. release Fx, Fz, Mx, My, and Mz). 3. Write dimensions on all members. 4. For any question send  email to Mr.Hezha  (hezhasurchi@gmail.com) or  Contact me in Room #124.   [facebook][tweet][Google]

Dear Students Please send attached  homework to Your Friends  ASAP. Regards Mr. Mohammed Qadir Ali Homework 1 Note: Deadline for submitting homework is Tuesday 10/11/2015. Submission delaying will cause losing grade 20% for each day.

Course Description DESCRIPTION OF UNDERGRADUATE COURSES FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CE 427 – Construction Planning: Economical and juridical basis of construction planning. Methods of planning. Gannt charts, cyclogrammes, networks, probabilistic and deterministic networks (CPM and PERT). Arrow and precedence systems. Resource and cost analysis. Computer applications. Control procedures. Problems encountered during implementation

Course Description DESCRIPTION OF UNDERGRADUATE COURSES FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CE 434 – Railway Engineering: Historical development of railways. General definitions. Rolling stock traction: Motive power of the machines of traction. Track geometry: Grades and curves. Location procedure construction. Superstructure: Principles of Planning and Study of technical and economical aspects. Operational principles of railways.

Course Description DESCRIPTION OF UNDERGRADUATE COURSES FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CE 431 – Airport: Developments in air transportation. Air traffic control and airways. Aircraft characteristics related to airport design. Airport site selection. Airport configuration and airport capacity. Types and standards of airports. Geometric design of landing area. Airport lighting and drainage.

  Course Description DESCRIPTION OF UNDERGRADUATE COURSES FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CE 438 – Foundation Engineering II :Deep foundations. Piles and pile foundations, types of piles, pile foundation design. Types of sheet pile walls. Single wall, double wall and cellular cofferdams. Design and construction methods of cofferdams. Box open, monolithic and pneumatic or compressed air caissons. Underpinning of existing structures.

  Course Description DESCRIPTION OF UNDERGRADUATE COURSES FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CE 430 – Design of Hydraulic Structures: Types of structures. Design of weirs and diversion weir. Farm irrigation structures; ditches, checks, turnouts, drops and chutes. Flumes. Culverts and bridges. Trash racks and screens, sand traps. Design of canalet networks. Design of irrigation appurtenances. Design of dams and reservoirs. Gravity, buttress, arch and earth dams. Design of spillways and energy dissipating basins. Design of service reservoirs.

Course Description DESCRIPTION OF UNDERGRADUATE COURSES FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CE 435 – Introduction to Earthquake Resistant Design: Cause of earthquakes, characteristics of earthquake ground motions, earthquake magnitude and response analysis of simple structures. Derivation of elastic response spectra and earthquake design criteria. Free and forced vibration analysis of frame structures. Modal spectra analysis and equivalent design codes, design applications.

Course Description DESCRIPTION OF UNDERGRADUATE COURSES FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CE 433 – Matrix Structural Analysis : Review of matrix algebra and solution of linear equations; energy concepts and principle of virtual work; fundamentals of flexibility and staffness methods; coordinate transformation and matrix assemblage; computer-oriented direct stiffness method and computer code developments; secondary effects; support settlement and temperature change, introduction to the finite element method.

Course Description DESCRIPTION OF UNDERGRADUATE COURSES FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CE 327 – Groundwater Engineering: The occurrence, sources distribution and movement of groundwater. Aquifer types, differential equations of confined and unconfined aquifers. Well hydraulics. Graphical, analytical, numerical and experimental solution of groundwater budget, groundwater investigations. Wells; well drilling construction and operation (planning and execution). Salt water intrusion. Karstic aquifers. Economical and legal aspects of groundwater development.