Basics of Soil Mechanics, Part II
A quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics
Updated on Apr, 2024
Language - English
Teaching & Academics,Engineering Environmental
Lectures -30
Resources -26
Duration -10.5 hours
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Course Description
This course will give a quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics it will introduce such chapters as soil classification, soil compaction, settlement, consolidation, stresses in soils and earth pressure. It is required for the design of geotechnical structures which are in direct contact or hidden in the. Soil. It will be very useful for second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students.This course will give a quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics it will introduce such chapters as soil classification, soil compaction, settlement, consolidation, stresses in soils and earth pressure. It is required for the design of geotechnical structures which are in direct contact or hidden in the. Soil. It will be very useful for second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students.This course will give a quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics it will introduce such chapters as soil classification, soil compaction, settlement, consolidation, stresses in soils and earth pressure. It is required for the design of geotechnical structures which are in direct contact or hidden in the. Soil. It will be very useful for second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students.This course will give a quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics it will introduce such chapters as soil classification, soil compaction, settlement, consolidation, stresses in soils and earth pressure. It is required for the design of geotechnical structures which are in direct contact or hidden in the. Soil. It will be very useful for second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students.This course will give a quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics it will introduce such chapters as soil classification, soil compaction, settlement, consolidation, stresses in soils and earth pressure. It is required for the design of geotechnical structures which are in direct contact or hidden in the. Soil. It will be very useful for second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students.
Goals
What will you learn in this course:
Solved exams and sheet problems
For the Basics of Soil Mechanics
Prerequisites
What are the prerequisites for this course?
- Basics of Soil Mechanics, Part I.
- General knowledge of Civil Engineering.
Curriculum
Check out the detailed breakdown of what’s inside the course
Introduction
2 Lectures
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Introduction
01:49
01:49
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An-Introduction-update
02:23
02:23
Chapter 1: Revision I
9 Lectures
Chapter 2: Revision II
6 Lectures
Chapter 3 : Revision III
10 Lectures
Chapter 4 : Revision IV
3 Lectures
Instructor Details
Emad Nassar
I am a Civil Structural Engineer with a Master's degree in Civil Engineering from SDSU SD USA, 4 Professional Engineer licenses in Canada and over 20 years of exposure to Civil Engineering from Canada, USA and Egypt. Currently, and since April 2015, I have been working with a consultant from Klamath Falls OR USA as a Licensed Engineer II. I have reviewed and approved/ stamped many Canadian projects since then. I have taught in 2 Engineering colleges in BC, Canada.
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