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    This document provides information on the Mechanics 2 module taught during the 1st year, Semestre 2 (S2). It is a 3 credit compulsory professional module taught over 42 hours of integrated classroom and guided work. Students must attend at least 80% of classes and complete 28 hours of independent study per semester. The module aims to teach students to model isostatic structures and determine internal forces. It covers topics like the strength of materials, internal forces, stresses, strains, and beam deflection. Students are evaluated through a mid-term exam (40%) and final exam (60%). Recommended prerequisites are mathematics and general mechanics.

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    This document provides information on the Mechanics 2 module taught during the 1st year, Semestre 2 (S2). It is a 3 credit compulsory professional module taught over 42 hours of integrated classroom and guided work. Students must attend at least 80% of classes and complete 28 hours of independent study per semester. The module aims to teach students to model isostatic structures and determine internal forces. It covers topics like the strength of materials, internal forces, stresses, strains, and beam deflection. Students are evaluated through a mid-term exam (40%) and final exam (60%). Recommended prerequisites are mathematics and general mechanics.

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    Module designation Mechanics 2

    Module level, if applicable 1st year

    Code, if applicable U2.2

    Subtitle, if applicable -

    Courses, if applicable Strength of material

    Semester (s) in which the Semestre 2 (S2)


    module is taught
    Person responsible for the Issam KHEZAMI
    module
    Lecturer Moez SELMI

    Language Frensh

    Relation to curriculum Professional module (compulsory), (S2)

    Type of teaching, contact hours 42 hours, of Integrated Course (Classroom course & guided work)

    Workload 28 hours of Independent study per Semester (080 hour per week)

    Credit points 3 credits

    Requirements according to the - calculator,authorized data tables.


    examination regulations - 80 % of attendance of the total hours
    >20 % of non attendance = elemination
    Mathématiques, Mécaniques générales
    Recommended prerequisites
    Module objectives/intended
    learning outcomes At the end of the module, each student will be able to:

    - model isostatic structures

    - determine internal forces in isostatic structures

    Content Chapter 1: The subject of the Strength of Materials. Basic


    hypothesis
    Chapter 2: Internal forces
    Chapter 3: Stresses
    Chapter 4: Three-dimensional state of stress at a point
    Chapter 5: Two-dimensional state of stress at a point
    Chapter 6: Strains
    Chapter 7: Deflection of beams
    Chapter 8: Moments of inertia
    Study and examination Mid-term Exam (40%) + Final Exam (60%)
    requirements and forms of
    examination
    Media employed
    Reading list [1] Analyse et calcul des structures/ Aram Samikian.-̶ Paris :
    Gaëtan Morin Editeur, 1994. -̶ 580 pages ; 20cm x 25cm.
    [2] Calcul des structures : cours avec problèmes
    résolus/Kaouther Ben Kaddour Machta, Samir Ellouz.-Tunis
    : éditions centre de publication universitaire, 2007. -̶ 192
    pages ;
    [3] Comprendre simplement la résistance des matériaux :
    la structure, principes et enjeux pour la conception / Rémy
    Mouterde et François Fleury.-̶ Paris : éditions du
    Moniteur, 2007. -̶ 320 pages.
    Module designation Mechanics

    Module level, if applicable 1st year

    Code, if applicable U2.2

    Subtitle, if applicable -

    Courses, if applicable Theory of structure

    Semester (s) in which the Semestre 3 (S3)


    module is taught
    Person responsible for the Issam KHEZAMI
    module
    Lecturer Moez SELMI

    Language Frensh

    Relation to curriculum Professional module (compulsory), (S2)

    Type of teaching, contact hours 42 hours, of Integrated Course (Classroom course & guided work)

    Workload 28 hours of Independent study per Semester (080 hour per week)

    Credit points 3 credits

    Requirements according to the - calculator,authorized data tables.


    examination regulations - 80 % of attendance of the total hours
    >20 % of non attendance = elemination
    Mathématiques, Mécaniques générales
    Recommended prerequisites
    Module objectives/intended
    learning outcomes The objective of this subject is to expose students to various
    methods for structural analysis.

    Content Chapter 1: indeterminate stuructures


    Chapter 2: theorems of displacement
    Chapter 3: consistetent deformation method
    Chapter 4: slope deflection method
    Chapter 5: Moment distribution method
    Chapter 6: Influence Line diagram (ILD) for indeterminate Beam

    Study and examination Mid-term Exam (40%) + Final Exam (60%)


    requirements and forms of
    examination
    Media employed
    Reading list 1. Timoshenko S. P.; & Young D.H. “Theory of Structures”,
    International edition, McGraw Hill, 1965.

    2. Ghali, A. & Neville A. M. “Structural Analysis A Unified


    Classical and Matrix Approach (4th Edition)”, E & FN SPON; Van
    Nostrand Reinhold, 1997.

    3. Wang, C. K. “Indeterminate Structures”, McGraw Hill


    International editions, 1983.

    4. Schodek, D.L. “Structures (4th Edition)”, Prentice Hall of India,


    2000.

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