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CCLI: Comprehensive Course Redesign: An Introduction to Mechanics of Materials

CCLI: Comprehensive Course Redesign: An Introduction to Mechanics of Materials
CCLI:综合课程重新设计:材料力学导论
批准号:
0837619
负责人:
Kumbakonam Rajagopal
金额:
$15.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-03-01 至 2012-02-29

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中文摘要
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工程-机械(56)聚合物和聚合物基复合材料正在迅速取代金属,成为许多工程应用中的首选材料,表征聚合物材料的行为需要不同于描述金属响应的概念和工具。相比之下,大多数校园的材料课程的基本优势几十年来一直没有改变。通过这个项目,材料力学课程正在转变为包括现代主题和新的教学方法。本课程的重点是材料在加载和破坏方面的基本行为,并关注非线性材料的一般情况及其实际应用。线性材料反应是材料力学教学的传统教学方法,是从一般案例延伸而来的具体案例。这门课程采用以问题为基础的学习方法,选择了七个挑战,以突出传统和现代材料以及线性和非线性行为。通过这种新方法学习的学生正在接受严格的评估,并与通过传统课程学习进行比较。
英文摘要
Engineering - Mechanical (56)Polymers and polymer-based composites are rapidly replacing metals as the material of choice in many engineering applications and characterizing the behavior of polymeric materials demands concepts and tools that are different from those that describe the response of metals. In contrast, the fundamental strength of materials course on most campuses has remained unchanged for decades. Through this project, the mechanics of materials course is being transformed to include modern topics and new pedagogies. The focus of the course is on the fundamental behavior of materials in terms of loading and failure with attention to the general case of non-linear materials and their practical applications. Linear materials response, which constitutes the traditional educational approach to mechanics of materials instruction, is included in the course as a specific case that extends from the general case. The course is being taught using a problem-based-learning approach with seven challenges selected to highlight both traditional and modern materials as well as linear and non-linear behavior. Student learning through this new approach is being rigorously assessed and compared to learning through traditional courses.
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