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CTPR241 DATA TRANSMISSION IN COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS

The aim of this course is to provide a unified overview in the basic principles of data transmission and computer communications. Basic objectives are to provide a conceptual foundation for the study of data communications using the open systems interconnect (OSI) model for layered architecture and to develop an understanding in basic hardware and software environments for data communications and computer networks.

Category: Miscellaneous

CTPR300 Yaz Stajı

Summer training is a must for a computer programming student, consisting of 30 workdays in a company, to be evaluated with a report and an oral presentation, by the summer training committee.

Category: School of Applied Sciences

CVE 392 Construction Engineering

CVLE 392 CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING 

Short Course Description:

SECTION 1: Formwork technology and materials, formwork types and formwork design.

SECTION 2: Concrete Construction-Aggregate Crashing, Batching and Mixing concrete, Transporting, Placing and Compacting Concrete, Ready mixed concrete, Curing concrete, Hot Weather and Cold Weather concreting.

SECTION 3:  Ferrous metals, Reinforcing Steel and Reinforcement Detailing.

Category: Civil Engineering

CVL332/CLE471 Hydromechanics

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Category: Civil Engineering

CVL471/CVLE471 REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGN II

The objective of this course is designed to apply the scientific, engineering, technical and communication skills acquired in the four year university experience to a civil engineering related design topics, to make a design including summary of technical details in a written and oral report.
Category: Civil Engineering

CVLE 211 ENGINEERING MECHANICS-I

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Category: Faculty of Engineering

CVLE 474 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS- ıı

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Category: Civil Engineering

CVLE211 Engineering Mechanics I

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Category: Faculty of Engineering

CVLE212 Engineering Mechanics II

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Category: Civil Engineering

CVLE222 Mechanics of Materials

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Category: Civil Engineering

CVLE324 Sustainable Water Resource Engineering

This course integrates classical water resources engineering with sustainability concepts. It explores hydrological processes, surface and groundwater systems, water demand and supply, and the influence of climate change and human activities on water systems. Emphasis is placed on developing engineering solutions that are technically sound, environmentally responsible, and adaptable to future uncertainties.

Category: Faculty of Engineering

CVLE331 Fluid Mechanics

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Category: Civil Engineering

CVLE341 Structural Analysis I

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Category: Civil Engineering

CVLE342 Advanced Materials of Construction

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Category: Faculty of Engineering

CVLE343 CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY

The aim of this course is to teach the civil engineering students: the new and special concrete materials and applications.  

Category: Civil Engineering

CVLE351 Soil Mechanics

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Category: Civil Engineering

CVLE361 Transportation Engineering

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Category: Civil Engineering

CVLE372 Fundamentals of Reinforced Concrete

This course is based on to learn basic behavior of reinforced concrete elements under sevrice loads. This course mainly focus on reinforced concrete beam elements. Also this course basicly regarding to learn design criterias and standards for reinforced concrete beam elements and design calculation methods for structural design project and calculation of resisting mechanical performance of reinforced concrete beams to evaluate existing condition of reinforced concrete elements.
Category: Civil Engineering

CVLE374 Structural Analysis II

The main purpose of this course is to introduce the concepts of statistically indeterminate forces, displacement calculation including environmental effects, support movements and temperature effects. This course also introduces engineering students to the basic techniques required for analysing the majority of the structures and elements, including beams, frames, arches, trusses and cables. Slope deflection and moment distribution theories and influence lines for statically indeterminate structures will also be discussed. At the end of this course, students will be familiar with the following terms: statically indeterminate structures, flexibility and stiffness matrices, virtual work, strain energy, moment areas, column analogy and moment distribution methods, force and displacement method of approach using slope deflection method, force method of approach, matrix method of structural analysis, influence lines.
Category: Civil Engineering

CVLE426 Water Supply and Wastewater Engineering

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Category: Civil Engineering
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