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Archtitecure .. Structures grind?

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  • 05-11-2008 9:37pm
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    mickydi
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    Looking for grinds for Structures .. Theory & Design 2 ASAP. Anyone interested?


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    AIR-AUSSIE
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    mickydi wrote: »
    Looking for grinds for Structures .. Theory & Design 2 ASAP. Anyone interested?

    You doing Structural Eng or Architecture? N who teaches it cos I can't remember.


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    snack_ie
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    Im guessing Eugene O'Brien. Such an ass = Fun times with his exams!


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    AIR-AUSSIE
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    snack_ie wrote: »
    Im guessing Eugene O'Brien. Such an ass = Fun times with his exams!

    So is that designing masonary, yield lines for slabs and prestressed concrete?


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    Fuzzy_Dunlop
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    I have to do this next semester so sorry i can't help. Is it really as difficult as I've heard?


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    bnt
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    playa3 wrote: »
    I have to do this next semester so sorry i can't help. Is it really as difficult as I've heard?
    If you mean CVEN20040, then same here - next semester. From the spec it looks like a similar concept to Structures I, a mix of stuff to remember and stuff to calculate. I got the Allen book (Fundamentals of Building Construction), which has a lot of tables and looks like it will help there - and I think the library has a few copies of that. I know they have Structures by Alan Jennings, which is more technical with the Maths but still readable.

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    mickydi
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    Thanks ... it's Dr Mark Richardson ... Architecture 2nd year Theory & Design of Structures 2. Am really struggling ... anyone interested in giving me a few grinds?


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    AIR-AUSSIE
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    Yea I could prob give you grinds. I fairly busy though. You're studying Architecture?

    I'm doing a masters in Structural eng with arch. you can pm me if you like.


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