Instructor


   

Professor Paulino
2209 NCEL
paulino@uiuc.edu
Office hours: Mondays 4:00-6:00 p.m.
Office phone: 333-3817 
    
Teaching Assistants
  


  
  

Matthew Barnard
2105 NCEL
barnard@uiuc.edu
Office hours: Weds 11 a.m.-12 noon
Weds. 4-5 p.m.

 Jay Quiogue
2105 NCEL
quiogue@uiuc.edu
Office hours: Mon 10-11 a.m.
Tues. 10-11 a.m.

Contact Notes:

  1. The best means to contact the teaching assistants outside of office hours will be by email. 
  2. The TA mailbox is located in 2129 NCEL and is titled "CEE361".  
  3. The TA office hours will be held in the EWS lab unless announced otherwise.

  4. Please direct your questions concerning the lab to the TA's first.  It is best to send the email to both Jay and Matt.   If you send your questions before 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, we will try to get a response to you the same day. 

  

Honor Code

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign requires all students to adhere to the Academic Integrity Clause or Honor Code.  If you wish to refresh your memory about the Honor Code, we have provided a link to it for your convenience.  

Honor Code

Matlab Information

EWS has MATLAB information.  Alternatively, you can go directly to the MATLAB tutorial.  When running MATLAB, type 'helpdesk' at the prompt for a help page on your web browser.  Also try the FAQ for more information pertaining to MATLAB.

EMACS Information

What editor should you use for preparing MATLAB files?  It really doesn't matter, but now EMACS and XEMACS have a MATLAB editing mode. Check out the specifics.

Reference Works

A list of books on matrix structural analysis and MATLAB can be found here.

Exam Schedule

Midterm 1: October 10, 2000
Midterm 2: November 7, 2000
Final: December 12, 2000

  

Handouts will be provided throughout the semester either in lecture or lab.  In case you need another copy, a pdf file containing the handout will be placed here.  Laboratory Lectures are available below in the assignments section.

  

Homework Assignments

Homework Hints

 

Laboratory Assignments

Lab Lectures and Handouts

  

Homework Solutions

Lab Solutions

Midterms

  

As the class progresses, certain questions will be asked by multiple students.  Thus, we have elected to place a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section on the website.  We ask that you visit this section often to make sure that we have not already addressed your question.  This section will also be used to relay questions asked in one lab session to the other lab session.  You are responsible for any information posted in the FAQ section.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)