GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN

Name: GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
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GLE 479

과목 설명

A practical problem in an area of geological engineering (such as development of a geologic resource or design of a structure in soil and/or rock) is selected, and then the principles and processes of design and analysis are applied to the solution of the problem.

선수과목

Senior standing, declared in Geological Engineering BS, and CIVENGR/GLE 530 , CIVENGR/GLE 532 , CIVENGR/GLE 535 , CIVENGR/GLE 635 , 735, GEOSCI/GLE 629 , CIVENGR 414 , CIVENGR 427 , CIVENGR 514 , or (CIVENGR/GLE 430 , CIVENGR/GLE 432 , and CIVENGR/GLE 434 )

충족 요건

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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유사 과목

INTRODUCTION TO SHALLOW AND DEEP FOUNDATION SYSTEMS

CIVENGR/GLE 432

Introduction to theory and approaches commonly used in geotechnical engineering practice for design and analysis of slopes and earth retaining structures.

SPECIAL TOPICS IN GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING

GLE 801

Topics vary.

INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING

GLE 171

Comprehensive introduction to engineering applications of earth sciences. Exploitation and management of geologic resources; mitigation of geologic hazards such as landslides and earthquakes; abatement of environmental problems such as land and water pollution; design of surface and underground excavations; principal methods of geological engineering.

SPECIAL TOPICS IN GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING

GLE 401

Various topics in the field of geological engineering.

ADVANCED ROCK MECHANICS

GEOSCI/GLE 757

Experimental rock mechanics, rock mechanics apparatus design, static and dynamic rock friction, rate and state friction, crack phenomena and rock fracture mechanics, earthquake energy budget, elastic/viscoelastic/plastic behavior of rocks, engineering and geological applications. Knowledge of introductory rock mechanics [such as M S E/GEOSCI/CIV ENGR/G L E/M S & E 474] required.