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    This 4-credit course covers advanced topics in reinforced concrete including strength limits, modes of failure, cracking behavior, deformation, biaxial and multiaxial concrete strength, flexural and diagonal splitting strength of members, column strength, current research, and finite element modeling. Students are required to complete a project.

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    This 4-credit course covers advanced topics in reinforced concrete including strength limits, modes of failure, cracking behavior, deformation, biaxial and multiaxial concrete strength, flexural and diagonal splitting strength of members, column strength, current research, and finite element modeling. Students are required to complete a project.

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    Yield Line Perencanaan Praktis Garis Leleh1

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    Victor Viet Hung VU
    This 4-credit course covers advanced topics in reinforced concrete including strength limits, modes of failure, cracking behavior, deformation, biaxial and multiaxial concrete strength, flexural and diagonal splitting strength of members, column strength, current research, and finite element modeling. Students are required to complete a project.

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    CIVI 6001 Advanced Reinforced Concrete (4 credits)

    Strength limits; modes of failure; flexural and inclined cracking strength; crack propagation;
    crack width; deformation; biaxial and multiaxial strength of concrete; ultimate strength in flexure;
    ultimate strength in diagonal splitting; ultimate strength of columns; current research progress
    and modelling for finite element analysis; new code regulations. A project is required.

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