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This is ASEN 3112: Structures Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences University of Colorado at Boulder Fall 2014

Teaching Staff Instructor: Carlos Felippa TAs: Clemence Bacquet Joseph (Joe) Hughes CA: Martin Heaney Lab supervisor: Trudy Schwartz

Two Course Online Sites Public course web site: http://www.colorado.edu/engineering/CAS/courses.d/Structures.d/Home.html Contains lectures, slides, general material, lab documents No access constraints D2L web site - under construction Will hold protected course material (e.g., scores) as well as mirror images of public web site files (e.g. HWs). Accessible by IdentiKey & password

Public Web Site Homepage Image

Schedule-At-A-Glance Sheet In your handout, but in B&W

Ongoing Events Lectures: TuTh 2:00-3:15pm @ ECCR 1B40 Labs: F 1-2:50pm & 3-4:50pm @ ITLL 8 recitations at 1B50 (smart room) 3 formal exp labs (1 w/computer), Plaza or 1B50 1 demo-only lab (no report), 1B50 RQs 8 Tuesdays, M/C, first 10’ of lecture Midterms 4 Thursdays, reviews previous Mo eve Final exam Date/time TBA HWs Usually due Th except midterm weeks Office Hrs See Handout See Schedule-at-a-Glance sheet (handout) for more details

Coursework Weights Individual Work: 60 % Group Work: 40 % * Midterms (4) 7.5% each 30 % Final exam 15 % Reading quizzes (up to 8) 10 % Course participation grade 5 % Group Work: 40 % * Lab reports: 5% + 10% + 5% 20 % Homework (10 or 11, lowest score dropped) 20 % * Only counted if individual work score is C or better See Coursework handout for further details