Instructors:

• Prof. Jia-Yang Juang (莊嘉揚), 工綜713, 02-33669406, jiayang@ntu.edu.tw

• Teaching Assistant, 工綜410、吳尚平 r05522513@ntu.edu.tw、孫捷 r05522516@ntu.edu.tw

Class Meetings

• Lecture: Thursday 789, 工綜B01

• Office Hours: 莊嘉揚: Tuesdays 1-3 pm
                         吳尚平: Mondays 1-2 pm、 孫捷: Fridays 3-4 pm（工綜410）

Course Descriptions:

In the Strength of Materials course (2nd year) we use clever assumptions to simplify complicated problems in solid mechanics. For instance, we assume the plane normal cross section in a beam remains plane and normal after bending deformation occurs. In so doing the complicated 3D mechanics problem (which should be treated in the graduate course Linear Elasticity) is reduced to a tractable 1D problem. In this course, we follow the same approach and expand the content we have learned in Strength of Material, including the important 2D plate and shell problems.

Text Books:

• (Required) A. C. Ugural and S. K. Fenster, “Advanced Strength and Applied Elasticity,” 5th ed. 高立圖書代理, gauli@ms37.hinet.net

• (Reference) J. P. Den Hartog, “Advanced Strength Materials,” Dover Books on Engineering, 1987.

Grading:

• 20% homework problem sets
  - assigned approximately every week
  - submit to the TA
  　

• 50% two midterm exams
  - 25% each
  - given per schedule
  - closed book
  - No make-ups

• 30% term project
  - 3~5 students per group
  - 10-minute oral presentation
  - term paper

• No final exam