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Summary of the “Old” Course Slides for My Foundations Course

I am beginning my preparations for teaching this class in the fall.  I already had in progress a revamping of the course when the COVID-19 storm hit (not the only storm I had to deal with!)  This revamping is very sweeping, so I’m presenting here the “old” slides which I used last year, and which reflect the structure of the course for many years.  I also include links to other materials, some of which will remain with the course and some of which won’t.

Senior engineering students turn attention to solutions for coronavirus equipment

Jody Brown and other students in his mechanical engineering class had been working on their senior projects since fall semester. With the end of spring

Source: Senior engineering students turn attention to solutions for coronavirus equipment

A few years ago I put out an article entitled Partying Like It’s 1987: Running WEAP87 and SPILE (and other programs) on DOSBox, where I describe the use of DOSBox in running engineering software (and also Windows 3.1.) A great deal of engineering software developed in the DOS era can still be used for engineering design […]

via Is the Best Place to Run Old Windows Software…on Linux or a Mac? — vulcanhammer.info

Is the Best Place to Run Old Windows Software…on Linux or a Mac? — vulcanhammer.info

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Chancellor Steve Angle praises students, faculty and staff for response efforts

Source: Chancellor Steve Angle praises students, faculty and staff for response efforts

Posted in Academic Issues, Geotechnical Engineering

Soil Mechanics: Lateral Earth Pressure