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Computer Programming Report

The document outlines a group project for a computer programming course focused on developing a calculator for computing reaction forces and internal shear forces using a coding scheme. It includes sections on the introduction, flowchart, program validation, user manual, and meeting minutes detailing progress and division of work. The program aims to streamline calculations, reduce errors, and generate relevant diagrams for analysis.

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Computer Programming Report

The document outlines a group project for a computer programming course focused on developing a calculator for computing reaction forces and internal shear forces using a coding scheme. It includes sections on the introduction, flowchart, program validation, user manual, and meeting minutes detailing progress and division of work. The program aims to streamline calculations, reduce errors, and generate relevant diagrams for analysis.

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COMPUTER PROGRAMING GROUP PROJECT

COURSE CODE AND NAME: BFC20802 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

GROUP MEMBER NAME :

1. IMEVELLA DEA PARAMESTI (JF230002)


2. OCTER BABY GERBERA UTIYAWA (JF230003)
3. ACHMAD MAULANA HAKIM (JF230031)
4. YANS KEISHAR ABYAN SALAHUDIN (JF230032)

SECTION 4
TABLE OF CONTENT

NO. CONTENT PAGE

1.0 INTRODUCTION 1

2.0 FLOWCHART 2

3.0 PROGRAM VALIDATION 3-7

4.0 PROGRAM USER MANUAL 8-11

5.0 APPENDIX 12
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Developing a coding scheme for computing the reaction force and internal shear force is the
aim of our study. If we compute and identify the value of the reaction force, carry over factor,
distribution factor, stiffness factor, fixed end moments, and distribution moment manually, it
will take some time to arrive at the final result. So, our team made the decision to create a
specific calculator from the code in order to determine the response force and internal shear
force. This calculator will produce correct results fast and easily because it will be speedier
than the manual calculation method. Other than that, by using this program any error in the
calculation will be reduced and also error in coding is easily to be detected.

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2.0 FLOWCHART

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3.0 PROGRAM VALIDATION

3.1 QUESTION
Using the moment distribution method, determine the reaction moments at the beam supports as
shown in the figure below. Draw a diagram of the shear force and bending moment.

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3.2 SOLUTION

1. Input applied force value

2. Input lengths value

3. Calculate distribution factor

4. Calculate fixed end moments

5. Calculate end moments

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6. Calculate reaction force

7. Create SFD and BMD

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4.0 PROGRAM USER MANUAL

This program will be calculating the reaction force at support A & B, and also the internal
shear force.

1. Enter the value of applied forces a, b, c

2. Enter lengths value x, y, z

3. Enter value of CF

4. Finded the value of distribution factor

5. Finded the value of fixed end moments which is FEMAB, FEMBA, FEMBC, FEMCB,
FEMCD, FEMDC

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6. Finded the value of end moments

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7. Finded the value of reaction RA, RB1, RC1, RB2, RD, RC2 and the value has
appeared. And the program goes into the internal shear force calculator.

8. Generated Bending Moment Diagram as below

9. Generated Shear Force Diagram as below

10. Program ended

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5.0 MINUTES OF MEETING

DATE AND
NO. PROGRESS APPENDIX
TIME

Division of work according


th
5 January to report requirement
2023
Explanation of the question
1.
18.17-18.46 and solution

Explanation of the coding


details

Explanation of flowchart
13th January
2. 2023 Ready to compile the report
20.23-21.05 based on work division

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