Mon Aug 30 |
Introduction to Statics.Homework Guidelines. Sample homework. |
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Wed Sep 1 |
Chapter 1. General Principles.Branches of Mechanics. pp3-5.Homework: Problem 1-19 p15 |
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Fri Sep 3 |
Chapter 1. pp 5-14.Homework #1: Problems 1-1, 1-5, 1-10 p15. |
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Mon Sep 6 |
Labor day holiday |
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Wed Sep 8 |
Homework #1 due (beginning of class):Problems 1-1, 1-5, 1-10 & 1-19Chapter 2: Sections 2.1 through 2.3Homework #2 assigned: 2-15, 2-19, 2-21 |
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Fri Sep 10 |
Handout exercises 2.1 p8, 2.2 p9, 2.8 p15 were reviewed in classRead book: Examples pp 22-25, Section 2.4 pp 31-37 |
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Sat Sep 11 |
Rosh Hashanah |
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Mon Sep 13 |
Homework #2 due: 2-15, 2-19, 2-21Simplest explanation about why angle is 105 degrees in exercise 2.2 p9 of handouts wins a Cadbury Roast Almond milk chocolate. If there are ties, the reward will have to be divided among the winners (Hersey mini bars). Put your explanations on a piece of engineering paper. An independent judge will be used.Read from book: Section 2.5 starting on p42, also examples 2-8 through 2.11Homework #3 assigned: 2.29, 2.57, 2.59, 2.60 |
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Wed Sep 15 |
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Fri Sep 17 |
Homework #3 due: 2.29, 2.57, 2.59, 2.60Review solutions to problems solved in class. Example 2.11 p50Homework #4: 2.78 p54 |
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Mon Sep 20 |
Yom KippurPosition Vectors pp 55-57. Dot product pp 68-72.Homework #5: 2.88 p 63 2.109 p 73Steve Young, aMarquettegraduate,Freeway Operations SupervisorWisconsin Department of TransportationWill be talking on Wisconsin Public Radioabout the future of freeways at 10:00 pm tonight. |
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Wed Sep 22 |
Homework #4 due: 2.78 p54Minnesota Department of Transportation Graduate Engineer Trainee Programfind information about opportunities working for a Department of Transportation after graduation.Read paragraphs 2.8 and 2.9 and related examples.Homework #6: 2.100 p 66 and 2.123 p 75 |
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Fri Sep 24 |
Homework #5 due: 2.88 p 63 2.109 p 73Annual meeting of the Wisconsin section of the American Society of Civil Engineers in Appleton WI. 7:30 am to 8:15 pm. Presentations in various areas of Civil Engineering. Ask Dr. Wenzel for arrangements to get there.Homework #7: 2.130, 2.131 p 76 |
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Mon Sep 27 |
Homework #6 due:2.100 p 66 and 2.123 p 75Read: pp 113 - 123 make sure you review the examples.Homework #8: 4.9 p 129Low-pollution hybrid carFind out more about the:Biomedical Engineering Society Marquette University Chapter |
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Wed Sep 29 |
Today: 7:15 am volunteers for the Intelligent Transportation Systems Forum gather at the Union to help with registration. Ask Professor Sonntag 288 5734 Rm 264 for details. Volunteers can attend sessions throughout the day.Homework #7 due: 2.130, 2.131 p 76Biomed Engineers: Workshop I: Kick-off session, Cover Letters. 6:00 pm EN 278Homework #9: 4.21 p132 4.34 p 134 |
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Thu Sep 30 |
ASCE Student Chapter: Pool at the Union 6:00 pmAll Engineering majors: Finding a job. Talking to a Marquette graduate in the work force. Interviewing with companies-see the Career Services Centersite, call 288-7423 or stop by Marquette Hall, Lower Level. |
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Fri Oct 1 |
Homework #8 due: 4.9 p 129ITE Student Chapter invited guest speaker: Redesign of the Marquette Interchange. Speaker CH2M Hill Design Consultants 3:00 pm Rm EN 280 |
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Mon Oct 4 |
Homework #9 due: 4.21 p132 4.34 p 134Examples of moments about a point. |
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Wed Oct 6 |
Moment about a specified axis: motivation and calculation.Homework #10: 4.59 and 4.60 p 146. For 4.60 answer the question: what is the maximum torque (moment) about the x-axis that can be generated? |
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Fri Oct 8 |
Test #1:All material covered, not including what was presented in class on Wednesday, October 6.Review homework solutions at the Science Library, and examples in the book. |
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Mon Oct 11 |
Homework #10 due: 4.59 and 4.60 p 146. For 4.60 answer the question: what is the maximum torque (moment) about the x-axis that can be generated?Homework #11: 4.66 and 4.67 p 147Moment about an axis continued |
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Wed Oct 13 |
Couples |
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Fri Oct 15 |
Homework #11 due: 4.66 and 4.67 p 147Homework #12: 4.81 and 4.82 pp 156-157Where to find the class reference materialsOption: "Class Reserves by Professor"My name for class reserve purposes has been changed to "Drakapoulos".You can always choose the option: "Class Reserves by Course"provided you remember the course is ENME 010Homework solutions Enme010 SCIENCE RESERVES -- x-5052 copy 2 -- AVAILABLE |
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Mon Oct 18 |
1999 Nobel Prize for Peace:DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES MÉDICOS SIN FRONTERASHomework #13: 4.77 p 156, 4.86 p157Work on Homework #13 for Wednesday, develop any questions you may have. Additional homework will be assigned on Wednesday, and will be due Monday.Your Marquette e-mail accounts |
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Wed Oct 20 |
Homework #12 due: 4.81 and 4.82 pp 156-157Work on Homework #13: 4.77 p 156, 4.86 p157What one of our graduates has to say about professional networkingRead theory and examples pp 160-165 very well (this is what Homework #14 is based on). Read pp 166 -173 to prepare for what you are going to hear in class Monday.Homework #14: 4.98 and 4.99 on p 174 |
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Fri Oct 22 |
Mid-semester holiday |
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Mon Oct 25 |
Mid-semester grades dueHomework #13 due: 4.77 p 156, 4.86 p157Homework #14 due: 4.98 and 4.99 on p 174Mid-semester grade based on:85% Test 1 and 15% HomeworksHomework #15: 4.172 p 191 Provide a complete answer: Force and Moment vector Cartesian vector form, magnitude and sense. |
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Wed Oct 27 |
Read examples 4-16 through 4-19.Homework #16: 4.133 p 178, also turn in in-class handout, exercise 4-28 handout page 73. If you weren't in class today (Brian, Theresa, and Patrick) pick up a copy of the handout from the envelope on my door (Rm EN263)Excellent health informationIf you smoke you may want to read this |
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Fri Oct 29 |
Homework #15 due: 4.172 p 191 Provide a complete answer: Force and Moment vector Cartesian vector form, magnitude and sense.Read pp 81-89Homework #17: 3.15 , 3.16, 3.18 p 93Hint for 3.18: Examine equilibrium at H, then A, then B |
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Mon Nov 1 |
All Saints day |
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Wed Nov 3 |
Advising for second semesterBiomed Engineers: Workshop II: Interviewing, Telephone Interviewing 6:00 pm EN 278Homework #16 due: 4.133 p 178, also turn in in-class handout, exercise 4-28 handout page 73.Homework #17 due: 3.15 , 3.16, 3.18 p 93Read pp 98-103Homework #18: 3.47 , 3.55, 3.75 additional homework will be assigned on Friday. |
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Fri Nov 5 |
Advising for second semesterRead pp 193-217Homework #19: 5.25 and 5.26 on p 222. Simplify the diagram for 5.25. |
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Mon Nov 8 |
Homework #18 due: 3.47 , 3.55, 3.75.Homework #19 due: 5.25 and 5.26 on p 222.Two- and three-force members. Read pp 218-220Homework #20: 5.28 and 5.30 p223 |
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Wed Nov 10 |
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Fri Nov 12 |
Homework #20 due: 5.28 and 5.30 p223Review session for Test # 2 on Sunday, November 15 Rm 272 Engineering, 10:00 am. Use the Olin entrance-use your ID to get in the building. Send me e-mail with the exercises you would like to ask questions about.Test material: All of Chapter 3, Chapter 4 up to and including 4.9, Chapter 5 up to and including 5.4.Solutions to homeworks: Reference Desk Science LibrarySolutions to exercises 5.28 and 5.30 are now available at the Science Library Reference Desk. Three alternate solutions to 5.28 are provided to demonstrate that initial assumptions about force sense do not affect results: you will always get the same result, provided your equations are consistent with your force sense assumptions. |
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Mon Nov 15 |
Test #2Homework #21: 5.81 and 5.83 pp 250 & 251 |
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Wed Nov 17 |
Biomed Engineers: Workshop III: Job Search Techniques, Building your Resume 6:00 pm EN 278Trusses: Read pp257 to 265. Particular attention to the two methods described as bullet items on page 261.Homework #22:6.5 p 269 (Equations for: Entire truss, joints A, B G, C, D, F)and 6.8 p 270 (Equations for joints: C, B, D)also: finish up class handout with exercise 5.7 (page number 88)Draw a large number of free-body & force diagrams, as shown in class: entire truss, assumed force senses on joints, correct force senses on joints, correct forces on members. Each solution is expected to be presented in multiple pages in a neat fashion.Solutions to Test 2: Science Library Reference Desk |
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Fri Nov 19! |
Final day to withdraw with grade WHomework #21 due: 5.81 and 5.83 pp 250 & 251Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) student chapter meetingSpeaker: Chris Devery; Senior Transportation Engineer; BRW,Inc.Topic: Lincoln Memorial Drive Reconstruction on Milwaukee's Lakefront:Planning, Design & Construction IssuesDate/Time: Friday, November 19 at 3:00 PM.Room: EN 198PIZZA WILL BE SERVED.Moving the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse! |
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Mon Nov 22 |
Homework #22 due: Textbook 6.5 and 6.8, handout 5.7 p 88Zero-force members. Method of sections. Read pp 266-278Homework #23: Finish class handout 6.4 (p 94)-extras can be found in the envelope on my door Rm 263, 6.35 p 279, 6.44 p281 (use a section through BC, FC, and FE). |
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Wed Nov 24 |
Thanks Giving holiday |
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Fri Nov 26 |
Thanks Giving holiday |
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Mon Nov 29 |
Homework #23 due: Finish class handout 6.4 (p 94) 6.35 p 279, 6.44 p281.Even if your name is not Pete, you can still work for the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)!Pete Garcia (an FHWA veteran) and Pete Jilek (a recent UW-Milw. graduate who is on the first phase of the FHWA training program) will talk about job opportunities with the Federal Highway Administration. All Engineering students welcome to attend: Tuesday, November 30th, RM EN 272 10:00am to 12:15pm |
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Wed Dec 1 |
Read pp 377-390Homework #25: 8.6 p 391, 8.17 p 393Test #3 material: 5.5 to 5.7 (included), 6.1 to 6.4 (included), 8.1 to 8.2 (included) |
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Fri Dec 3 |
Homework #24 due: Finish class handout 6.8 p 98, exercise 6.45 p 281, exercise 6.32 p 279.Homework #25 due: 8.6 p 391, 8.17 p 393Answers to this homework are now available at the Reference Desk, Science Library (Friday 4:00 pm)"Orphan" homeworks can be picked up (by their rightful owners) from my door (RM 263) |
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Sat Dec 4 |
Hanukkah |
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Test #3 |
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Wed Dec 8 |
Feast of the Immaculate Conception |
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Fri Dec 10 |
Last day of classFriction examples.A unique opportunity-may be fun!!!All remaining homeworks are on my door (EN 263). Please look through the whole stack and get all your homeworks.Average grade for Test 3: 85 |
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Thu Dec 16 |
8:00 am to 10:00 amFinal examTraffic Characteristics & Design |
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Sat Dec 18 |
10:30 am to 12:30 pmPLEASE NOTE: THE EXAM FOR SECTION 1004 WILL BE GIVEN IN |