Structures I Lectures
Lecture 1: Four on the Floor!
Lecture 2: What is S T R U C T U R E ?
Lecture 3: The Role of Structural Failure
Lecture 4: What is a Force?
Lecture 5: Moments
Lecture 6: Equilibrium
Lecture 7: Elements of Coplanar Force Resolution
Lecture 8: Graphic Methods of Coplanar Force Resolution
Lecture 9: Algebraic Methods of Coplanar Force Resolution
Lecture 10: Principle of Moments
Lecture 11: Non-Concurrent, Non-Parallel Force systems
Lecture 12: Couples
Lecture 13: Supports
Lecture 14: Free Body Diagrams
Lecture 15: Two- and Three-Force Members
Lecture 16: Multiple Force Members
Lecture 17: Primary Loads
Lecture 18: Lateral Loads
Lecture 19: Load Distribution
Lecture 20: Resolution of Distributed Loads
Lecture 21: Resolution of Multiple Loads
Lecture 22: Strength of Materials
Lecture 23: Stress and Stress Prisms
Lecture 24: Stress-Strain Curves
Lecture 25: Elasticity and Deformation
Lecture 26: Secondary Loads
Lecture 27: Thermal Stresses
Lecture 28: Centroids and Moment of Inertia
Lecture 29: Columns
Lecture 30: Radius of Gyration and Buckling
Lecture 31: Beams
Lecture 32: Beam Failure Modes
Lecture 33: Internal Forces
Lecture 34: Shear (V) and Shear Diagrams
Lecture 35: Moment (M) and Moment Diagrams
Lecture 36: Plotting V, M and Deflection
Lecture 37: Development of Structural Form
Lecture 38: Bending Stress
Lecture 39: Shearing Stress
Lecture 40: Beam Deflection
Lecture 41: Beam Sizing
Lecture 42: Introduction to Trusses
Lecture 43: Trusses: Past and Present
Lecture 44: Analysis of Trusses by Joints
Lecture 45: Analysis of Trusses by Sections
Lecture 46: Graphic Analysis of Trusses
Copyright © 1995, 1996 by Chris H. Luebkeman and Donald Peting