Carleton University · BLDG 5203

Advanced Computational Modeling Strategies of Historic Buildings

Credits : 0.5 creditReference year : 2026-27

Description

Introduction to conservation engineering; commonly used construction materials in historic buildings and their constitutive laws; Graphical and numerical methods to analyze masonry arches; Theory and application of discrete element method and its applications to assess masonry buildings.

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  • Also listed as CIVE 5210 .
Reference text in its original language

Introduction to conservation engineering; commonly used construction materials in historic buildings and their constitutive laws; Graphical and numerical methods to analyze masonry arches; Theory and application of discrete element method and its applications to assess masonry buildings.

  • Also listed as CIVE 5210 .

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