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The teaching activities will start on November 2th, 2009 and will finish on September 30th, 2010.

The year is divided in 4 terms of 3 months: the first three terms are dedicated to frontal teaching (courses), atelier and seminar activities; the last term, from July to October, is dedicated to individual study.

During the first term, classes will be given in the morning, from Monday to Thursday. During the next two terms, classes will be given from Monday to Wednesday, while Thursdays will be devoted to seminars.

Atelier activities will take place in the afternoons of the second and third term.

In the following table the start and the end dates of the four terms are shown. Besides, the weekly time-table for the four terms is provided. Courses are identified by a bold letters, from A to M.

 

1st  Term: 2th November - 23th December.

Hour

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

9.30-10.30

C

A

  A

C

 

10.30-11.30

C

A

  A

C

 

11.30-12-30

 

D2

D1

D2

C

12.30-13.30

 

D2

D1

D2

C

 

 

 

 

 

 

15.30-16.30

Study

Study

Study

Study

 

16.30-17.30

Study

Study

Study

Study

 

17.30-18.30

Study

Study

Study

Study

 

18.30-19.30

Study

Study

Study

Study

 

 

2nd  Term: 18th January – 26th March.

Hour

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

8.30-9.30

    

F

L

L

9.30-10.30

E

E

F

L

L

10.30-11.30

E

E

 

L

L

11.30-12-30

F

G

G

Seminars

Study

12.30-13.30

F

G

G

Seminars

Study

 

 

 

 

 

 

15.30-16.30

Atelier 1

Atelier 1

Study

Atelier 1

Atelier 1

16.30-17.30

Atelier 1

Atelier 1

Study

Atelier 1

Atelier 1

17.30-18.30

Atelier 1

Atelier 1

Study

Atelier 1

Atelier 1

18.30-19.30

Study

Study

Study

Study

Study

 

3rd Term: 19th April – 25th June.

Hour

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

9.30-10.30

B

H

M2

Study

Study

10.30-11.30

B

H

M2

Study

Study

11.30-12-30

H

M1

B

Seminars

Study

12.30-13.30

H

M1

B

Seminars

Study

 

 

 

 

 

 

15.30-16.30

Atelier 2

Atelier 2

Atelier 2

Atelier 2

 

16.30-17.30

Atelier 2

Atelier 2

Atelier 2

Atelier 2

 

17.30-18.30

Atelier 2

Atelier 2

Atelier 2

Atelier 2

 
         

 

 

A

General principles of design and structural types in steel structures

Antonello De Luca

4 CFU (40 ore)

B

Stability of steel structures

Enzo Martinelli

4 CFU (40 ore)

C

Design and detailing of connections

Gianfranco De Matteis

4 CFU (40 ore)

D1

Steel and Architecture

Pasquale Miano

2 CFU (20 ore)

D2

Tension Structures and Glass Engineering

Gaetano Della Corte

Beatrice Faggiano

2 CFU (20 ore)

E

Cold-Formed thin-walled members and structures

Raffaele Landolfo

4 CFU (40 ore)

F

Steel structures in tall buildings and large roofing

Elena Mele

4 CFU (40 ore)

G

Design, Fabrication and Erection of Steel Bridges

Vincenzo Piluso

4 CFU (40 ore)

H

Composite Structures

Emidio Nigro

4 CFU (40 ore)

L1

Aluminium Structures and

Federico Massimo Mazzolani

2 CFU (20 ore)

L2

Steel in Refurbishment

Federico Massimo Mazzolani

2 CFU (20 ore)

M1

Masts, Towers, Tanks and Silos

Alberto Mandara

2 CFU (20 ore)

M2

Provisional Structures and Fire Design

Bruno Calderoni

2 CFU (20 ore)

 

Atelier 1

Gianfranco De Matteis

12 CFU (120 ore)

 

Atelier 2

Gaetano Della Corte

12 CFU (120 ore)

 

4th  Term: 15th July – 30th September.

In this period the student will develop individual study. This activity deals with a research topic. The Master Director will assign a specific topic to the student, who will study and develop it under supervision of a lecturer. Stages at Industries or Universities partners of the Master are also possible in this period.

For the first 3 terms, five days a week of attendance are scheduled. Classes, Atelier, seminaries and study activity, characterize a full time duty for five days a week. Therefore, other activities are not compatible whit the Master Degree programme. Attendance to courses, Ateliers and seminars must be not less than 80% of the total number of hours.