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CE654A: Concrete Science and Engineering Properties

Course Description

The engineering properties of concrete are basically developed or evolved as a result of microstructural changes that happen in Portland cement systems. This course introduces students to the basics of concrete science involving the role of concrete ingredients and/or cement hydration process. In addition, we will discuss the fresh and hardened concrete properties that are required for an engineer at an advanced level. Also, the test methods for assessment of different properties and the parameters affecting test methods are elaborated to students.

 

 

Lecture Time        : W&F: 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm

Discussion Time  : M: 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm

(The online discussion class link will be through ZOOM; and details are provided in email)

 

 

Important Note: 

 

This course is a modular course, commencing from the start (1st class will be on Sep. 1st) of the semester and completing by the middle of the semester (i.e., last class will be on Oct. 10th). Since the duration is only 6 weeks, please be completely involved in the course.

Course Content

The course content can be downloaded from the "Resources" section of your Mookit portal.

Course Audience

M-Tech in Structural Engg. (as elective)

M-Tech in Infrastructure Engg. and Mgmt (as elective)

B-Tech-M-Tech Dual Degree (as DE-B elective)

B-Tech (3rd & 4th year) Civil Engg. (as DE-B elective)

Other Interested Ph. D students in Civil Engineering (as elective)