COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING University of Wisconsin-Madison	EMA 506	Fall 2005	Carpick
	Advanced Mechanics of Materials I

Folders: Design Project - (11/18/2005) EMA 506 Student Forum <FORUM> - The purpose of the forum is to discuss the course material, concepts, problems, insights, and ideas about mechanics. The forum is NOT to be used to lodge complaints, or to discuss organizational or administrative issues regarding the class. Please take up such concerns or questions with the instructor. You are encouraged to both ASK and ANSWER questions. The instructor and the grader will respond to the postings occasionally. Please do not post anonymously. (11/16/2005) Exams - (11/11/2005) Homework - (12/6/2005) Lecture Notes - (12/11/2005) Links - (9/9/2005)  Files Sorted By:   name   type   date   size   author #. Syllabus (for the second half of the semster) - (10/29/2005 - 78.2k - PDF) 0. Latest Syllabus - Updated 10/2/05 - see the final two pages for new lecture schedule & information. (10/2/2005 - 201.8k - PDF) 1. Course Reserves - how to access - Information on accessing electronic reserves and books on reserve. (9/9/2005 - Link - URL) 2. Official Course Description - (9/9/2005 - Link - URL) 3. Timetable Information - (9/9/2005 - Link - URL) 4. Best Mechanics of Materials - On-line animated tutorials and problems on elementary mechanics of materials - good for review purposes (9/9/2005 - Link - URL) 5. Student Survey - Please click this link and fill in the responses by Monday, Sept. 12 (9/9/2005 - Link - URL) 6. Working in Teams - Read this before starting HW #2. (9/20/2005 - Link - URL) 7. New York Times article on New Orleans Levee Failure - Please read - "Design Shortcomings Seen in New Orleans Flood Walls By CHRISTOPHER DREW br / and ANDREW C. REVKIN Government standards warned high flood walls were potentially unstable, documents and interviews say. " (9/23/2005 - Link - URL) 8. Orthotropic properties of wood - (9/26/2005 - Link - URL) 9. MRSEC Outreach Website - You can find information, images, movies, and websites pertaining to shape memory alloys (and many other materials) here. (9/26/2005 - Link - URL)

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