Basics of Soil Mechanics

Basics of Soil Mechanics, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.5, with 46 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 108 subscribers.

You will learn about Soil Compaction Earth Pressure Soil Consolidation And more This course is ideal for individuals who are Second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students It is particularly useful for Second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students.

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Title: Basics of Soil Mechanics

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.5

Number of Lectures: 46

Number of Published Lectures: 46

Number of Curriculum Items: 46

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 46

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Soil Compaction
Earth Pressure
Soil Consolidation
And more

Who Should Attend

Second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students

Target Audiences

Second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students

This course will give a quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics it will introduce such chapters as soil classification, soil compaction, settlement, consolidation, stresses in soils and earth pressure. It is required for the design of geotechnical structures which are in direct contact or hidden in the Soil. It will be very useful for second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students.This course will give a quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics it will introduce such chapters as soil classification, soil compaction, settlement, consolidation, stresses in soils and earth pressure. It is required for the design of geotechnical structures which are in direct contact or hidden in the. Soil. It will be very useful for second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students. This course will give a quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics it will introduce such chapters as soil classification, soil compaction, settlement, consolidation, stresses in soils and earth pressure. It is required for the design of geotechnical structures which are in direct contact or hidden in the. Soil. It will be very useful for second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students.This course will give a quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics it will introduce such chapters as soil classification, soil compaction, settlement, consolidation, stresses in soils and earth pressure. It is required for the design of geotechnical structures which are in direct contact or hidden in the Soil. It will be very useful for second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students.This course will give a quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics it will introduce such chapters as soil classification, soil compaction, settlement, consolidation, stresses in soils and earth pressure. It is required for the design of geotechnical structures which are in direct contact or hidden in the Soil. It will be very useful for second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students.This course will give a quick Introduction to Soil Mechanics it will introduce such chapters as soil classification, soil compaction, settlement, consolidation, stresses in soils and earth pressure. It is required for the design of geotechnical structures which are in direct contact or hidden in the Soil. It will be very useful for second year Civil Engineering students and Architectural students.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: An-Introduction-update

Chapter 2: Chapter 1: Introduction and definitions

Lecture 1: Chap 1 – Lect 1

Lecture 2: Chap 1 – Lect 2

Lecture 3: Chap 1 – Lect 3

Lecture 4: Chap 1 – Lect 4

Chapter 3: Chapter 2: Soil classification and properties

Lecture 1: Chap 2 – Lect 1

Lecture 2: Chap 2 – Lect 2

Lecture 3: Chap 2 – Lect 3

Lecture 4: Chap 2 – Lect 4

Lecture 5: Chap 2 – Lect 5

Chapter 4: Chapter 3 : Soil Compaction

Lecture 1: Chap 3 – Lect 1

Lecture 2: Chap 3 – Lect 2

Lecture 3: Chap 3 – Lect 3

Lecture 4: Chap 3 – Lect 4

Chapter 5: Chapter 4 : Settlement of soils

Lecture 1: Chap 4 – Lect 1

Lecture 2: Chap 4 – Lect 2

Lecture 3: Chap 4 – Lect 3

Chapter 6: Chapter 5 : Consolidation of soils

Lecture 1: Chap 5 – Lect 1

Lecture 2: Chap 5 – Lect 2

Lecture 3: Chap 5 – Lect 3

Lecture 4: Chap 5 – Lect 4

Lecture 5: Chap 5 – Lect 5

Lecture 6: Chap 5 – Lect 6

Chapter 7: Chapter 6 : Stresses in soils

Lecture 1: Chap 6 – Lect 1

Lecture 2: Chap 6 – Lect 2

Lecture 3: Chap 6 – Lect 3

Lecture 4: Chap 6 – Lect 4

Lecture 5: Chap 6 – Lect 5

Chapter 8: Chapter 7 : Lateral Earth Pressure

Lecture 1: Chap 7 – Lect 1

Lecture 2: Chap 7 – Lect 2

Lecture 3: Chap 7 – Lect 3

Lecture 4: Chap 7 – Lect 4

Lecture 5: Chap 7 – Lect 5

Lecture 6: Chap 7 – Lect 6

Lecture 7: Chap 7 – Lect 7

Lecture 8: Chap 7 – Lect 8

Lecture 9: Chap 7 – Lect 9

Lecture 10: Chap 7 – Lect 10

Lecture 11: Chap 7 – Lect 11

Lecture 12: Chap 7 – Lect 12

Chapter 9: Chapter 8 : Shear Strength of soils

Lecture 1: Chap 8 – Lect 1

Lecture 2: Chap 8 – Lect 2

Lecture 3: Chap 8 – Lect 3

Lecture 4: Chap 8 – Lect 4

Lecture 5: Chap 8 – Lect 5

Instructors

Emad Nassar
A Structural Engineer

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