CB01 Posseir i comprendre coneixements que aportin una base o oportunitat de ser originals en el desenvolupament i / o aplicació d'idees, sovint en un context de recerca CT02 Recollir i seleccionar informació de manera eficaç CE01 Integrar i aplicar adequadament les bases conceptuals de la formulació constitutiva del comportament resistent de materials CE02 Desenvolupar metodologies d'anàlisi, disseny i construcció d'elements estructurals emprant nous plantejaments i tecnologies.
1. Introduction 2. Tensor algebra 3. Descriptions of Motion 4. Strains 5. Stresses 6. Conservation laws 7. Elasticity 8. Plane stress and plane strain 9. Anisotropy 10. Failure criteria 11. Plasticity
Activity type Hours with a teacher Hours without a teacher Virtual hours with a teacher Total Individual preparation of assignments 8,00 15,00 0 23,00 Assessment test 2,00 10,00 0 12,00 Theory class 25,00 30,00 0 55,00 Hands-on class 25,00 35,00 0 60,00 Total 60,00 90,00 0 150
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Assessment activities: Description of the activity Assessment Activity % Remediable subject Practical class sessions / Completion of exercises / Simulations Practical expository class sessions and completion of exercises at the computer laboratory. 45 No Practical case study Development of practical case studies related to the contents of the subject. 20 No Final examination Short questions about theory/concepts involved in the different lessons and activities 35 No
The final mark is obtained from the average of the activities. The minimum mark to pass the subject is 5/10. Specific criteria for the "No show" grade: An "absent" mark (NP) will be given to those students who have not delivered any of the activities after 1st of December. Single Assessment: Individual practical work and final exam. Minimum requirements to pass: The minimum mark to pass the subject is 5/10.
Tutorships can be either on-line or face-to-face. Electronic mail can be also used to solve questions or doubts and set tutorship appointments out of the specified times frames.
Communication with students will be via e-mail and the News forum of the course’s Moodle. Individual on-line and face-to-face meetings will be possible for a personalised monitoring.