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Describes the application to structural engineering of optimization methods by which engineers using computers can evaluate more alternatives and come up with a better and more cost-effective design. Most of the chapters focus on particular building elements, such as cold-formed steel beams, reinforced concrete columns and beams, and tall steel building frameworks. Assumes an undergraduate understanding of calculus, matrix algebra, structural analysis and design, probability, and statistics. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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