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Practice of ALT: Integration of MATLAB Programming into the Module, Durability of Structures

Enhance computer application and programming skills of civil engineering students through the integration of MATLAB programming into the study of structural durability. This project aims to combine design, analysis, programming, and problem-solving skills using computer tools and mathematical modeling of mass transport processes.

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Practice of ALT: Integration of MATLAB Programming into the Module, Durability of Structures

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  1. Practice of ALT:Integration of MATLAB Programming into the Module, Durability of Structures School of Computing, Science & Engineering Wayne Y. Wang

  2. Enhancement of computer application and the development of programming skills of civil engineering students. • Integration of design, analysis, computer programming and problem-solving skills with computer tools and techniques. • The mathematical modelling of the general mass transport process and its application in civil engineering, particularly in the topic of the Durability of Structures . Aim of Project

  3. Background The major difference between the needs of current and past civil engineers relates to the techniques available for solving complex problems [1] • Engineering: Civil Engineering CRAFTY Curriculum Foundations Project Clemson University, May 4–7, 2000

  4. Project Tasks Design and development of a Web-based (Blackboard) self-practice online tool to support student learning of MATLAB programming to model the problems in the context of structural durability. The tool contains three components: • The fundamental MATLAB programming Tutorial, which includes: ppt presentation, text, YouTube video and exercise; • Solving partial differential equations using MATLAB: • Using MATLAB PDE tool. • Writing programming script, m-file. • Conducting modelling for a typical problems related to the concern of structural durability.

  5. Task I: The fundamental MATLAB programming Tutorial • ppt presentation and text Teach yourself MATLAB • Online documentation http://www.math.siu.edu/matlab/tutorial2.pdf http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MATLAB_Programming

  6. Task I: The fundamental MATLAB programming Tutorial • Online examples/demos http://www.mathworks.co.uk/products/matlab/examples.html • Exercises Students use these exercise to test themselves

  7. Task II: Solving partial differential equations using MATLAB • Using MATLAB PDE tool to solve parabolic PDE Documentation from MATLAB

  8. Task II: Solving partial differential equations using MATLAB • Using MATLAB PDE tool to solve parabolic PDE Online support with examples/demos

  9. Step by step graphical instruction to solve a parabolicproblem PDE tool GUI Define physics Define domain Define physical parameters Define boundaries Solve & Results

  10. Task II: Solving partial differential equations using MATLAB • Writing MATLAB programming script, m-file http://www.mathworks.co.uk/help/toolbox/pde/ug/parabolic.html

  11. Task III: Modelling three typical problems related to the concern of structural durability. The following three cases are the main concerns in the context of structural durability, and their fundamental physics follows the parabolic PDE. Students are required to model the three processes by conducting a research to identify the required parameter data. 1. Carbonation of concrete 2. Chloride transport in concrete 3. Moisture attach on concrete

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