Semester: 2
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 30 Seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 4
Courses
An Introduction to Fracture Mechanics
Applied Theory of Plasticity
Semester: 1
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 30 Seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 5
Computer - Aided Analysis of Structures
Major: Structural Engineering
Year of education:V, Semester: 9, WINTER
Assessment: continuous assessment
Method of teaching: lectures
Total hours: 30 lectures (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 2
Computer - Aided Analysis of Structures
Year of education:V, Semester: 9, WINTER
Assessment: continuous assessment
Method of teaching: lectures
Total hours: 30 lectures (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 2
Dynamics and Stability of Structures
Major: Structural Engineering
The modern structures must be precisely analysed for both global and local stability in connection with geometrical and material nonlinearities. Engineering structures are subjected to various dynamic loads. The aim of the offered course “Structural Dynamics and Stability” is to give all necessary knowledge for design of modern structures.
Dynamics of Structures
Semester: 1, Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 45 lectures and 30 Seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 5
Dynamics of Structures and Seismic Analysis
Year of education: IV, Semester: 7, WINTER
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 45 lectures and 45 Seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 6
Dynamics of structures and seismic analysis
Major: Structural Engineering
Year of education: IV, Semester: 7, WINTER
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 45 lectures and 45 Seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 6
Earthquake-Resistant Design of Structures I
Major: Structural Engineering
The first part of the course covers the basic methods for seismic response evaluation of structures. In addition to the theoretical background of the conventional approach, the essentials of the “Performance-Based Design” concept and advanced analysis techniques such as Static Nonlinear Analysis and Time History Analysis are introduced. The second part of the course is devoted to the design of steel structures in seismic regions. The major structural systems used for providing seismic ...
Finite Element Method
Major: Structural Engineering
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Year of education: III, Semester: 6, summer
Assessment: continuous assessment
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 30 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 4
Finite Element Method
Year of education: III, Semester: 6, summer
Assessment: continuous assessment
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 30 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 4
Finite Element Method
Students learn the main equations of FEM; approximation of displacements, deformations and stresses; equivalent nodal forces; matrices of stiffness, masses and vector of free members; equations for equilibrium of the whole structure; modelling of plane and space frames under FEM; use of the program package SAP-90; computational models of frames and hydraulic structures; seismic loads and their calculation.
Finite Element Method
Students learn the main equations of FEM; approximation of displacements, deformations and stresses; equivalent nodal forces; matrices of stiffness, masses and vector of free members; equations for equilibrium of the whole structure; modelling of plane and space frames under FEM; use of the program package SAP-90; computational models of frames and hydraulic structures; seismic loads and their calculation.
Finite Element Method
Major: Water Supply and Sewerage
Предлаганият курс е предназначен за студенти, обучаващи се по програма за получаване на образователно-квалификационна степен Магистър за специалност „Хидростроителство“. Целта на курса е да даде систематизирани познания в областта на теорията и приложението на ...
Finite Element Method
Semester: 1
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 30 Seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 5
Finite Element Method
Major: Hydraulic Engineering
Students learn the main equations of FEM; approximation of displacements, deformations and stresses; equivalent nodal forces; matrices of stiffness, masses and vector of free members; equations for equilibrium of the whole structure; modelling of plane and space frames under FEM; use of the program package SAP-90; computational models of frames and hydraulic structures; seismic loads and their calculation.
Finite Element Method
Students learn the main equations of FEM; approximation of displacements, deformations and stresses; equivalent nodal forces; matrices of stiffness, masses and vector of free members; equations for equilibrium of the whole structure; modelling of plane and space frames under FEM; use of the program package SAP-90; computational models of frames and hydraulic structures; seismic loads and their calculation.
Finite Element Method
Major: Water Маnagement
Students learn the main equations of FEM; approximation of displacements, deformations and stresses; equivalent nodal forces; matrices of stiffness, masses and vector of free members; equations for equilibrium of the whole structure; modelling of plane and space frames under FEM; use of the program package SAP-90; computational models of frames and hydraulic structures; seismic loads and their calculation.
Finite Element Method (Applied course)
Semester: 1
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 15 lectures and 60 Seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 5
Finite Element Method - basic and applied course
Major: Structural Engineering
The suggested course is intended for students that follow the educational program for achievement of Master degree in Structural Engineering. The purpose of the course is to provide consistent knowledge in the theory of the Finite Element Method that is added to the basic knowledge obtained during the study of separate subjects in the previous course of education. That purpose is achieved mainly by general approach for the analysis of different objects in the structural engineering area and ...
Plastic Analysis of Structures
Major: Structural Engineering
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Year of education: 3, Semester: 6/summer
Assessment: Exam
Method of teaching: Lectures
Total hours: 30 lectures
ECTS credits 2
Plastic Analysis of Structures
Year of education: 3, Semester: 6/summer
Assessment: Exam
Method of teaching: Lectures
Total hours: 30 lectures
ECTS credits 2
Practical Training in Modelling and computation of bridge structures
Major: Transportation Engineering
Year of education:III, Semester: 6, summer
Form of education: FULL TIME UNIVERSITY LEVEL
Assessment: interview
Method of teaching: practice
Practice preparation: 30
ECTS credits 1
Practical training in modelling and computation of bridge structures
Major: Transportation Engineering
Practical Training in Statics of Structures
Major: Transportation Engineering
Year of education: III, Semester:6, summer
Form of education: FULL TIME UNIVERSITY LEVEL
Assessment: interview
Method of teaching: practice
ECTS credits 1
Stability of Structures
Major: Structural Engineering
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Year of education: IV, Semester: 7, WINTER
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 30 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 4
Stability of Structures
Year of education: IV, Semester: 7, WINTER
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 30 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 4
Stability of Structures
Semester: 1
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 30 Seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 5
Statics of Structures I
Major: Structural Engineering
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Year of education: III, Semester: 5, WINTER
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 60 lectures and 45 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 7
Statics of Structures I
Year of education: III, Semester: 5, WINTER
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 60 lectures and 45 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 7
Statics of Structures I
Major: Transportation Engineering
Year of education: III Semester: 5, WINTER
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 45 lectures and 30 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 5
Statics of Structures II
Major: Structural Engineering
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Year of education: 3, Semester: 6/summer
Form of education: FULL TIME UNIVERSITY LEVEL
Assessment: Exam
Method of teaching: Lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 45 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 5
Statics of Structures II
Year of education: 3, Semester: 6/summer
Assessment: Exam
Method of teaching: Lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 45 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 5
Statics of Structures II
Major: Transportation Engineering
Year of education: III, Semester: 6, WINTER
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 45 lectures and 30 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 5
Structural Analysis Using ANSYS
Major: Structural Engineering
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Year of education: IV, Semester: 8, SUMMER
Assessment: ongoing assessment
Method of teaching: lectures
Total hours: 30 lectures
Self-preparation :30 (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 2
Structural Analysis Using ANSYS
Year of education: IV, Semester: 8, SUMMER
Assessment: ongoing assessment
Method of teaching: lectures
Total hours: 30 lectures
Self-preparation :30 (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 2
Structural Mechanics
Major: Construction Management
Курс: I, Семестър: ІІ (ЛЕТЕН)
Форма на обучение: РЕДОВНО
Форма на оценяване: изпит
Форма на преподаване: лекции и упражнения
Хорариум: 45 лекции + 45 упражнения (Аудиторни часове)
ECTS кредитни точки 6
Structural Mechanics I
Major: Architecture
Students acquire basic skills in: Theoretical Mechanics and Strength of Materials. In Theoretical Mechanics the accent is put on the types of systems of forces, the support reactions in cantilevers and free beams, and the methods of computation of forces in plane trusses. Strength of Materials considers the methods for computation of internal forces in cantilevers and systems of free beams. Students obtain also basic knowledge on simple static models: stresses and detailing corresponding to ...
Structural Mechanics I
Students obtain knowledge on:
cinematic analysis of plane frame structures; computation of internal forces and influence lines in statically determinate hinged beams, frames and trusses; moving loads; methods of computation of extreme values of the internal forces and envelope diagrams; methods of calculation of displacements in statically determinate frames and trusses. Skills are acquired for redundant systems analysis according to the method of forces - internal forces, reactions and ...
Structural Mechanics I
Students obtain knowledge on:
cinematic analysis of structures; computation of internal forces in statically determinate frames and trusses; influence lines in hinged beams and trusses; methods for determination of displacements in elastic systems; method of forces for computation of internal forces and displacements in statically indeterminate structures. Basic skills are acquired for thin elastic plate analysis.
Structural Mechanics I
Major: Water Supply and Sewerage
Course of education:3, Semester V
Assessment /Semester: Exam/V
Academic Hours (lectures and seminars) total : 45 Lectures + 30 Seminars
weekly 3 Lectures + 2 Seminars
ECTS 6
Structural Mechanics II
Major: Architecture
Students acquire basic skills and knowledge on the subject Statics of Structures while studying frame statically determinate- and statically redundant structures used in architectural and engineering practice. They gain certain experience in the computation of internal forces in hinged beams and three-hinged frames as well as in learning methods for analysis of statically redundant systems (frame and continuous beam)
Structural Mechanics II
Students obtain knowledge on:
The displacement method for analysis of frames; some basic topics of the dynamics of structures - dynamic loads, free and forced vibrations of single degree of freedom- and multi degree of freedom systems; modal analysis, seismic excitations; determination of seismic loads through modal analysis, response spectrum method, and according to the seismic building codes. They acquire skills on the application of the theory of second order for computation of buckling ...
Structural Mechanics II
Students obtain knowledge on the displacement method for analysis of frame structures and continuous beams. They acquire also skills for the application of the theory of second order for computation of buckling loads in frames according to the displacement method; introduction to dynamics of structures - dynamic loads, free and forced vibrations of single degree of freedom- and multi degree of freedom systems; modal analysis; seismic excitations; seismic forces according to the seismic building ...
Structural Mechanics II
Major: Water Supply and Sewerage
Students acquire knowledge on the displacement method for analysis of frames and beams. Skills are gained for computation of buckling loads in beams and frames, and basic notions are obtained for the dynamics of structures - dynamic loads, free and forced vibrations of single degree of freedom- and multi degree of freedom systems; modal analysis; seismic excitations; determination of seismic loads through modal analysis, response spectrum method, and according to the seismic building codes. ...
Theory of Elasticity and Plasticity
Major: Structural Engineering
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Year of education: III, Semester: 6, summer
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 30 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 4
Theory of Elasticity and Plasticity
Year of education: III, Semester: 6, summer
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 lectures and 30 seminars (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 4
Theory of Elasticity, Dynamics and Stability
Major: Transportation Engineering
Year of education: IV, Semester: 7, winter
Form of education: FULL TIME UNIVERSITY LEVEL
Assessment: exam
Method of teaching: lectures and seminars
Total hours: 30 ectures and 30 (Academic Hours)
ECTS credits 4