The course objectives is to provide the attendants with (i) the basic tools to solve simple problems of SDOF and MDOF systems with conventional damping subjected to general dynamic loading, with emphasis on earthquake ground motion and other externally applied transient dynamic actions; (ii) advanced knowledge to fully command tools for transient inelastic analysis of complex systems using computer methods, with emphasis on available software packages and (iii) an appreciation of the expected accuracy and stability of dynamic analysis.
Dynamic Analysis of Structures
- Institution:
- ROSE School
- Specialization:
- EE - Earthquake Engineering
- Term:
- Spring 2002
- Teacher(s):
- AMR ELNASHAI
- Credits:
- 6
- Date (from - to):
- 06/05/2002 – 05/06/2002
Suggested readings:
- A. K. Chopra (1995): Dynamics of Structures, Prentice-Hall
- Clough and Penzien, (1993): Dynamics of Structures, McGraw-Hill International Editions
- K. J. Bathe, (1996): Finite element procedures, Prentice Hall
- F.Y.Chang: Matrix Analysis of Structural Dynamics, Marcell Dekker

