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    This 3 credit course provides an introduction to the theory and design of structures for second year architecture students. The course aims to help students understand structural terminology, load bearing capacity, and how to collaborate with structural engineers. It will cover topics like statics, normal forces, shear forces, bending moments, torque, elasticity, strength of materials, stress, strain and allowable stresses of materials. Students will be evaluated through continuous assessments and a final exam.

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    This 3 credit course provides an introduction to the theory and design of structures for second year architecture students. The course aims to help students understand structural terminology, load bearing capacity, and how to collaborate with structural engineers. It will cover topics like statics, normal forces, shear forces, bending moments, torque, elasticity, strength of materials, stress, strain and allowable stresses of materials. Students will be evaluated through continuous assessments and a final exam.

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    This 3 credit course provides an introduction to the theory and design of structures for second year architecture students. The course aims to help students understand structural terminology, load bearing capacity, and how to collaborate with structural engineers. It will cover topics like statics, normal forces, shear forces, bending moments, torque, elasticity, strength of materials, stress, strain and allowable stresses of materials. Students will be evaluated through continuous assessments and a final exam.

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