Construction Materials and Methods I

Lecture      SLN 11910  Tuesday/Thursday 9:30 - 10:50 SIG 134

    Lab AA SLN119706 Monday 9:30 - 11:30 Sandpoint (or field trip - see schedule) 

    Lab AB SLN 119707 Tuesday 1:30 - 3:30 Sandpoint (or field trip - see schedule)

August 25 2008, 4:31 PM
Welcome!

We will use this website to give you timely information! Please keep checking back in to see what is new. 

There are a number of tools on this website for you to use. The course syllabus, schedule, problem sets, and discussion page can be found by using the links to the left.

ePost is forum for you to discuss issues and questions you have with others in the class.  The TA and Faculty will check in on occation, but this is a forum for you to collaborate with your colleagues.

On the right, you will find links to resourses for your papers and product fair project.

By the way, last year's website is available for your review under 2007 tab to the left.


New to Catalyst?

A number of folks indicated that they have not used Catalyst tools before. Not to worry - I do all the work, and you can just follow the links from this website to use the tools. To find out more about them visit the catalyst webpage:  http://catalyst.washington.edu

Catalyst has training for students, staff and faculty.  Check out their walk-in workshops


Lectures Online

Lecture slideshows can be found on the CAUP library's digital image database (the MDID):

http://www.caup.washington.edu/vrc/info/vrcstudents.html

This website includes a tutorial for using the digital image database as well as a link that goes right to the MDID.  See the discussion board (ePost) for log in information.  Once you have entered the site, click on slideshows (in the column on the left). There will be a pull down menu, select Dossick, Carrie from the list and a list should appear


Library References

Alan Michelson and the staff at CAUP library have put together references to help you through your studies.  The general pages include useful referenfces. 

They also have class specific pages : see CM313.  A great collection of references designed specifically for your papers!