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    This document provides information about a civil engineering correlation course. The course reviews topics covered on the civil engineering licensure exam, including statics, dynamics, mechanics of deformable bodies, structural theory, reinforced concrete design, and steel design. Students must pass three major exams, and may have an additional removal exam if major exam scores are insufficient. Course policies state that cheating will result in a lower class attendance grade, proper etiquette must be observed, and the same grading standards from previous terms will apply. The course outline lists the weekly topics to be covered.

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    This document provides information about a civil engineering correlation course. The course reviews topics covered on the civil engineering licensure exam, including statics, dynamics, mechanics of deformable bodies, structural theory, reinforced concrete design, and steel design. Students must pass three major exams, and may have an additional removal exam if major exam scores are insufficient. Course policies state that cheating will result in a lower class attendance grade, proper etiquette must be observed, and the same grading standards from previous terms will apply. The course outline lists the weekly topics to be covered.

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    This document provides information about a civil engineering correlation course. The course reviews topics covered on the civil engineering licensure exam, including statics, dynamics, mechanics of deformable bodies, structural theory, reinforced concrete design, and steel design. Students must pass three major exams, and may have an additional removal exam if major exam scores are insufficient. Course policies state that cheating will result in a lower class attendance grade, proper etiquette must be observed, and the same grading standards from previous terms will apply. The course outline lists the weekly topics to be covered.

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    CER3 Syllabus

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    JOHN CARLO DE GUZMAN AMBAY (JCDGA)
    This document provides information about a civil engineering correlation course. The course reviews topics covered on the civil engineering licensure exam, including statics, dynamics, mechanics of deformable bodies, structural theory, reinforced concrete design, and steel design. Students must pass three major exams, and may have an additional removal exam if major exam scores are insufficient. Course policies state that cheating will result in a lower class attendance grade, proper etiquette must be observed, and the same grading standards from previous terms will apply. The course outline lists the weekly topics to be covered.

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    CER3: Civil Engineering Correlation Course 3

    Midyear Term, 2021-2022


    Prerequisite: Graduating
    Corequisite: None

    Course Description
    A review of the adopted topics in Structural Engineering and Construction enumerated in the
    Syllabi for the Subjects in the Civil Engineering Licensure Examination by the Professional
    Regulation Commission (Resolution No. 02 Series of 1995). It is designed to provide an
    overview of the recent trends on licensure examinations.

    Course Requirements
    1. Three major examinations
    2. Additional removal exam if major examination scores are not board-exam worthy

    Course Policies
    1. The use of Chegg or similar platforms (example, copying and pasting the problem on
    Google search engine word by word) automatically brings you to Season 3 (not that it
    matters; I don’t use textbook problems as exams).
    2. Low attendance rate will grant you lower box tickets to Season 3.
    3. Observe proper etiquette during synchronous classes as well as on the Facebook group
    itself. Keep your improper thoughts, opinions and behavior to yourselves.
    4. The same set of standards apply when you used to be in your Season 1.
    5. A similar global cubic curve fitting applies for all three sections.

    Course Outline
    Statics of Rigid Bodies (Week 1)
    Force Systems
    Beams, Cables and Trusses
    Truss and Frame Analysis
    Dynamics of Rigid Bodies (Week 2)
    Kinematic Equations
    Work and Energy
    Impulse and Momentum
    Exam 1
    Mechanics of Deformable Bodies (Week 3)
    Combined Stresses
    Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams
    Eccentric Connections
    Structural Theory (Week 4)
    Statically Determinate Beams
    Statically Indeterminate Beams
    Influence Lines
    Exam 2
    Reinforced Concrete Design (Week 5)
    Beam Analysis
    Column Analysis
    Introduction to Prestressed Concrete Design
    Steel Design (Week 6)
    Beam Analysis
    Column Analysis
    Welded and Bolted Connections
    Exam 3

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