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Mechanical Behavior of Materials

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In this article, a course focused on the experimental study of mechanical behavior of engineering materials is presented, where the theoretical background and techniques used for testing are extensively discussed in class, alongside the lab sessions.
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Through lectures and laboratory work, this course focuses on the experimental study of mechanical behavior of engineering materials. The theoretical background and techniques used for testing are extensively discussed in class, alongside the lab sessions. The lab work involves several lab projects as well as various testing demonstrations. The majority of the projects involve specimen design, analysis, instrumentation, theoretical prediction, and discussion. The class is divided into groups, with each group responsible for all aspects of a particular project. The course is concluded by a student led Annual Workshop on Construction Materials covering presentations of various group final projects.

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Mechanical Properties of bricks?

The course focuses on the experimental study of mechanical behavior of engineering materials, including construction materials like bricks.