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Jan 30, 2025
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CAE 1872 - Materials and Methods Laboratory0 lecture hours 2 lab hours 1 credits Course Description This course complements CAE 1871 Materials and Methods lecture course. The student will work in teams to analyze properties of typical building materials and build structures using skills and techniques commonly employed in the construction industry. Furthermore, this course provides familiarity with the crew labor and equipment activities typically applied in construction. Emphasis is placed on common materials used in design and construction. Prereq: None Coreq: CAE 1871 Note: None This course meets the following Raider Core CLO Requirement: None Course Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- List the materials commonly used in construction, including aggregates, cement, concrete, masonry, wood, steel, aluminum, asphalt, polymers, plastics, and composites
- Explain the unique origins, chemistry, properties, standards, construction industry applications, and trade organizations specific to the materials used in the construction industry
- Develop, implement, and analyze laboratory experiments that test the physical properties of construction materials as they relate to performance within industry
- Discuss how material properties and applications affect construction activities
- Discuss building materials assembly to develop design details for the effective application of materials and components
- Explain common building construction means, methods, and processes
- Demonstrate effective team leadership, teamwork, and collective effort
- Apply appropriate problem-solving strategies
Prerequisites by Topic Course Topics Laboratory Topics
- Personal safety and protective equipment
- Lab procedures, planning, and reporting
- Construction site layout
- Materials engineering concepts
- Aggregates, gradation, and USCE classification
- Portland cement concrete formulating and testing
- Cast-in-place concrete, forming, reinforcing, and finishing
- Masonry placing, bonding, and jointing
- Wood experimentation and testing
- Wood framing, erecting, and fastening
- Non-ferrous metals and plastics
- Steel properties
- Steel erection and fastening methods
Coordinator Dr. Basel Elkhapery
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