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Section 1

The Important Stuff

1. What's the goal?

2. Course structure - do, don't just watch!

3. Baked in assumptions

4. Stability and determinacy

5. Quantitative versus qualitative analysis

6. The analysis breadcrumb trail

Section 2

Analysing Beams

7. Section overview - Analysing Beams

8. Beam exercise 1

9. Beam exercise 2

10. Beam exercise 3

11. Beam exercise 4

12. Beam exercise 5

13. Beam exercise 6

14. Beam exercise 7

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15. Beam exercise 8

16. Beam exercise 9

17. Beam exercise 10

18. Recap and how to keep practicing

Section 3

Analysing Frames

19. Section overview - Analysing Frames

20. Frame exercise 1

21. Frame exercise 2

22. Frame exercise 3

23. Frame exercise 4

24. Frame exercise 5

25. Frame exercise 6

26. Frame exercise 7

27. Frame exercise 8

28. Frame exercise 9

29. Frame exercise 10

30. Recap...and keep practicing

Section 4

Approximate Analysis

31. Section overview - Approximate Analysis

32. The role of approximate analysis

33. Approximate analysis strategies

34. Approximate analysis exercise 1

35. Approximate analysis exercise 2

36. Approximate analysis exercise 3

37. Approximate analysis exercise 4

38. Approximate analysis exercise 5

39. Wrapping up and next steps

21. Frame exercise 2

Analysing Frames

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The Structural Behaviour Course

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The Structural Behaviour Course

After completing this course...

You will be able to quickly sketch shear force, bending moment, axial force and deflected shape diagrams for 2D beam and frame structures.
You will develop a variety of tools, beyond static equilibrium, for analysing and approximating indeterminate structures, including compatibility, symmetry and fictitious hinges.
You will understand the links between loading, shear, moment and deflected shape diagrams, which allow you to use each one to predict the next.
You will understand determinacy and stability, the limits of our analysis techniques and how hinge releases influence this.

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