建筑類(lèi)專(zhuān)業(yè)英語(yǔ)：建筑工程（第一冊(cè)）

UNIT ONE
Text　Introduction to Mechanics of Materials
Reading Material A　Shear Center
B　Allowable Stress Design and Strength Design
UNIT TWO
Text　The Tensile Test
Reading Material A　Comparative Study of the Mechanical
Properties of Ductile and Brittle Materials
B　Strength Theories
UNIT THREE
Text　Application of Mechanics of Materials and Its Study Method
Reading Material A　Stress
B　Method of Sections
UNIT FOUR
Text　Description of the Force and Displacement
Method
Reading Material A　Types of Beams
B　Methods of Joints and Sections for Analyzing a Truss
UNIT FIVE
Text　Structure of Buildings
Reading Material A　Structural Planning and Design
B　Types of Loads and Types of Stress
UNIT SIX
Text　Purpose of Structural Analysis, Modeling of
Structures and Relation of Analysis and Design
Reading Material A　Matrix Analysis of Structures by the
Stiffness Method
B　Equilibrium of Single Members
UNIT SEVEN
Text　Properties of Concrete and Reinforced Concrete
Reading Material A　Property of Structural Steel
B　Nature of Wood and Masonry
UNIT EIGHT
Text　Building Code （Ⅰ）
Reading Material A　Building Code （Ⅱ）
B　Building Code （Ⅲ）
UNIT NINE
Text　 Early History of Cement and Concrete
Reading Material A　The Hydration Reaction
B　Distress and Failure of Concrete
UNIT TEN
Text　Advantages and Disadvantages of Concrete and Its
Water-Cement Ratio
Reading Material A　Slump Test and Concrete Proportioning
B　Curing Concrete
UNIT ELEVEN
Text　Mortar
Reading Material A　Water Retentivity
B　Cement Mortar and Lime Mortar
UNIT TWELVE
Text　General Plannting Considerations
Reading Material A　Housing
B　House
UNIT THIRTEEN
Text　Factory Design
Reading Material A　Modern Building Construction
B　Building
UNIT FOURTEEN
Text　Fundamental Objective of Structural
Dynamics Analysis
Reading Material A　Organization of the Text
B　Methods of Discretization
UNIT FIFTEEN
Text　Contents of Theory of Elasticity
Reading Material A　Basic Assumptions in Classical Elasticity
B　Members in a State of Two-Dimensional Stress
UNIT SIXTEEN
Text　Historical Development of Finite Element Method
Reading Material A　General Description of the Finite Element
Method
B　Introduction of Displacement Approach
Appendix I　Vocabulary
Appendix Ⅱ　Translation for Reference
Appendix Ⅲ　Key to Exercises