Structural Dynamics
A graduate course exploring structural vibration, damping, forced response, resonance, isolation, response spectra, state-space methods, mode shapes, and structural control.
Teaching
I teach structural engineering and artificial intelligence in the built environment, connecting fundamental theory with practical computational tools.
Current courses
Course pages provide public overviews and interactive resources. Materials intended only for enrolled students are distributed separately.
A graduate course exploring structural vibration, damping, forced response, resonance, isolation, response spectra, state-space methods, mode shapes, and structural control.
An undergraduate course introducing artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analysis, and emerging AI applications across civil engineering and the built environment.
Learning approach
Interactive tools let students change assumptions, observe system behavior, and connect equations with engineering interpretation.
Adjust physical and numerical inputs to see how engineering systems respond.
Relate mathematical models to visualizations, computed results, and physical meaning.
Use guided prompts and challenges to develop engineering judgment through active practice.