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Computer
Fundamentals,
Programming,
and

CE 436
Applications in
CE
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COURSE CODE CE 436

COURSE NAME COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS,
PROGRAMMING, AND
APPLICATIONS IN CE
CREDITS 2 units (2 units laboratory)
CONTACT HOURS 6 hours laboratory per week
 COURSE SYLLABUS

Instructor:

Engr. John Paulo P. Fernando, RMP, SO2

Full-Time Faculty
Civil Engineering Department
fernandojpp.ce@tip.edu.ph
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SPECIFIC COURSE INFORMATION

Course Description
This course covers the topics of Civil Engineering with the application of computers
which includes the use of software to create programs and solutions to engineering
problems.

Prerequisites None
Co-requisites None
Course Classification Required
(Required/elective/ selected elective)
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SPECIFIC GOALS FOR THE COURSE

Course Objective
This course aims to apply the algorithms of computer
language through the use of software in civil engineering. The
course entails to establish the computer skills of students to
analyze and provide solutions to engineering problems.
 COURSE OUTCOMES

Utilize the spreadsheet software to provide

and create solutions to engineering problems.
Apply the concept of the internet to provide
access to engineering problems.
Use the computer as a tool in the practice of
civil engineering
 COURSE TOPICS

Prelim Period

I. Introduction
II. Engineering Data Analysis (includes Normal
and Poisson Distribution); Geotechnical
Engineering (Interpolations in Identifying
Soil Classification and Regressions in Direct
and Triaxial Test in Soils)
III. Analysis of Structure: Truss using Maxwell
Diagram and Spreadsheet Software
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Midterm Period
IV. Analysis of Structures: Frames using Slope Deflection
Method
V. Analysis of Structures: Frames using Moment
Distribution Method
Final Period
VI. Earthquake Engineering (Computation of Seismic
Forces) using Spreadsheet Software
VII. Analysis of Structures: Frames using Portal Method
VIII. Construction Cost Estimate, Gantt Chart, Application of
S-Curve
 COURSE POLICIES

Grading System
Attendance
INCs
Dropping
Recitation/Seat Works/Plates
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Grading System
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Grading System
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Attendance
Absences will be checked through Seat Plan.
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CE 315 - THEORY OF STRUCTURES

ENGR. JOHN PAULO FERNANDO
 COURSE POLICIES

INCs
Dropping
 HOUSE RULES

Respect
Seat Plan
Small talks
Tardiness
Cheating
 ASSIGNMENT NO. 1
Define and give examples of the following:
1. Normal Distribution
2. Poisson Distribution
3. Interpolations in
Identifying Soil
Classification
4. Regressions in Direct and
Triaxial Test in Soils
NOTES:
• Handwritten with Engineering
Lettering font
• Must be in Letter size Bond
Paper
• 0.5” Border All Sides
• With Printed Cover Page (T.I.P.
Format)
• Maximum of 5 pages excl. Cover
Page
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Computer
Fundamentals,
Programming,
and

PRESENTATION Applications in
CE