This is the result. Screenshots from MobyGames. Vintage 1 point. Ok i remember playing this game years ago but It had Australia has one and some others that i can not remember. But can't seem to find it anywhere any help in finding that version of the game? Australia was an Orange Civilization. Andy 0 point. Just FYI Patch v2. That's fine for me but if you don't understand French then don't install the patch. I found a workaround for the patch changing it to French.
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Prerequisites: Basic course in microbiology recommended; graduate standing or consent of instructor. Terms offered: Fall , Fall , Fall Fundamental concepts of physical-chemical processes that affect water quality in natural and engineered environmental systems. Focus is on developing a qualitative understanding of mechanisms as well as quantitative tools to describe, predict, and control the behavior of physical-chemical processes.
Topics include reactor hydraulics and reaction kinetics, gas transfer, adsorption, particle characteristics, flocculation, gravitational separations , filtration, membranes, and disinfection. Prerequisites: Civil and Environmental Engineering or equivalent and course work in aquatic chemistry, or consent of instructor.
Terms offered: Spring , Fall , Fall Fundamental concepts of biological processes that are important in natural and engineered environmental systems, especially those affecting water quality. Incorporates basic fundamentals of microbiology into a quantifiable engineering context to describe, predict, and control behavior of environmental biological systems.
Topics include the stoichiometry, energetics and kinetics of microbial reactions, suspended and biofilm processes, carbon and nutrient cycling, and bioremediation applications. Prerequisites: Civil and Environmental Engineering or equivalent and course work in microbiology, or consent of instructor.
Environmental Biological Processes: Read Less [-]. Terms offered: Fall Overview of approaches used by engineers to preserve or improve water quality at the watershed scale.
Characterization and modeling of nutrients, metals, and organic contaminants in watersheds. Application of ecosystem modification and pollutant trading to enhance water quality. The course emphasizes recent case studies and interdisciplinary approaches for solving water quality problems.
Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Fall Overview of technological development to address global challenges on water-energy nexus and water scarcity. Introduction to emerging technologies, such as membrane filtration, thermal processes, and nanotechnology. Their applications in water purification, wastewater reuse, desalination, and renewable energy production. Quantitative understanding of energy efficiency, transport mechanisms, and interfacial phenomena involved in the above engineered systems.
Group projects on selected topic. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Kinetic aspects of chemical fate and transport in aquatic systems. Quantitative descriptions of the kinetics of intermedia transport and pollutant transformation by abiotic, photochemical, and biological reactions. Techniques for the estimation of environmental reaction rates. Development of models of pollutant behavior in complex natural systems. Prerequisites: Graduate standing or consent of instructor; or or equivalent.
Terms offered: Fall , Fall , Spring Quantitative overview of the characterization and control of air pollution problems. Summary of fundamental chemical and physical processes governing pollutant behavior. Analysis of key elements of the air pollution system: sources and control techniques, atmospheric transformation, atmospheric transport, modeling, and air quality management. Terms offered: Spring , Fall , Spring Nature, behavior and signifance of airborne particulate matter.
Size distributions. Transport phenomena and deposition processes. Light scattering, visibility impairment, and climate consequences. Aerosol thermodynamics and kinetics of phase-change processes, including nucleation. Phase partitioning of semivolatile species. Atmospheric sources including primary and secondary particle formation. Loss mechanisms including wet and dry deposition.
Technological controls. Prerequisites: Graduate standing or consent of instructor, Civil and Environmental Engineering A recommended. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Theory and practice of mathematical air quality modeling. Modeling atmospheric chemical transformation processes.
Effects of uncertainty in model parameters on predictions. Review of atmospheric diffusion theory and boundary layer meteorology. Dispersion modeling. Combining chemistry and transport. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Transport and mixing of solutes in water.
Focus on rivers, lakes, estuaries, and wetlands, with some discussion of groundwater and the atmosphere. Example applications include outfalls, total maximum daily loads, residence time, and longitudinal dispersion. Terms offered: Fall , Fall , Fall Theory and applications of modern structural analysis. Direct stiffness method. Matrix formulations. Virtual work principles. Numerical solution methods. Modeling and practical analysis of large frame structures. Elastoplastic analysis of frames.
P-delta effects. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Theory, modeling, and computation for analysis of structures with material and geometric nonlinearities. Sources of nonlinearity. Solution strategies for static and dynamic loads. Modeling of inelastic materials and members. Elastic stability. Nonlinear dynamic analysis. Time integration methods. Practical applications. Credit Restrictions: Students who have previously taken Civ Eng will not receive credit for this course.
P-delta and large deformation theory. Analysis of stability. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Approximation theory for analysis of deformation and stress in solids.
The isoparametric formulation and implementation. Plate and shell elements. Finite element modeling of structural systems. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Conceptual basis for earthquake protective systems including seismic isolation and energy absorbing techniques.
Design rules for seismic isolation, energy absorbing and self-centering systems. Characteristics of isolation bearings, frictional, metallic and energy absorbing devices, code provision for earthquake protective systems. Applications to new and existing structures.
Terms offered: Fall , Fall , Fall Evaluation of deformations and forces in structures, idealized as single-degree of freedom or discrete-parameter multi-degree of freedom systems, due to dynamic forces. Evaluation of earthquake-induced deformations and forces in structures by linear response history analysis; estimation of maximum response by response spectrum analysis; effects of inelastic behavior. Laboratory demonstrations.
Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Introduction to the theory of probability and random processes. Correlation and power spectral density functions. Stochastic dynamic analysis of single- and multi-degree-of-freedom structures subjected to stationary and non-stationary random excitations.
Time- and frequency-domain analyses; modal cross-correlations. Response to multi-support excitations. Level crossings, envelope process, first-excursion probability, and distributions of peaks and extremes.
Introduction to nonlinear stochastic dynamic analysis. Applications in earthquake, wind, and ocean engineering. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Design of structures to resist earthquakes and other dynamic excitations.
Characterization of earthquakes for design. Development of design criteria for elastic and inelastic structural response. Seismic performance of various structural systems. Prediction of nonlinear seismic behavior. Basis for code design procedures. Preliminary design of steel and reinforced concrete structures.
Evaluation of earthquake vulnerability of existing structures and rehabilitation of seismic deficiencies. Terms offered: Fall , Spring , Spring Advanced topics in time-domain dynamic analysis of structures. Frequency-domain analysis of dynamic response; discrete Fourier transform methods. Earthquake analysis of structures including structural-foundation-soil interaction, and of structures interacting with fluids.
Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Review of probability theory. Multivariate distribution models. Review of classical methods for characterization of systems and assessment of system reliability.
Formulation of structural reliability for components and systems. Exact solutions for special cases. Bounds on system reliability. Reliability sensitivity and importance measures. Bayesian updating and reliability analysis under statistical and model uncertainties. Introductions to reliability-based optimal design, time- and space-variant reliability analysis, and finite-element reliability methods. Terms offered: Fall , Fall , Fall Mechanical response of materials: Simple tension in elastic, plastic and viscoelastic members.
Continuum mechanics: The stress and strain tensors, equilibrium, compatibility. Three-dimensional elastic, plastic and viscoelastic problems. Thermal, transformation, and dealloying stresses. Applications: Plane problems, stress concentrations at defects, metal forming problems.
Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring The goal of this course is to study the theories of structural mechanics within the framework of nonlinear continuum mechanics of solids. Finite elasticity; invariance. Energy principles: principles of virtual and complementary virtual work; primary and mixed variational principles. Theory of stability: Euler method; stability under follower loads. Classical theories of beams: planar, torsional, and lateral buckling.
Plate theories. Invariant theories of structural mechanics: directed continua; Cosserat theories of rods. Terms offered: Spring , Fall , Fall Computational methods for solution of problems in structural mechanics. Finite-element methods for displacement and mixed variational solutions of problems in elasticity and inelasticity. Programming methods for finite-element implementations. Terms offered: Spring , Fall , Fall Computational methods applied to inelastic deformations of solids; 1, 2, and 3-D large and small-deformation continuum plasticity and viscoelasticity models and their algorithmic approximations; viscoplastic regularizations and softening; thermodynamics and its relationship to algorithmic stability; return mappings, closest-point projections and operator splits; application to metals, soils, concrete, and polymers and incorporation into finite element codes.
Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Fall Introduction to statistical mechanics for engineers. Basics of ensembles, phase spaces, partitions functions, and free energies. Analysis of expectation values and fluctuations in system properties. Applications to the study of elementary gases, phonons in solids, polymer chains and networks, harmonic and quasi-harmonic crystalline solids; limitations of classical methods and quantum mechanical influences; molecular dynamics simulations for solids.
Course Objectives: To provide a modern introduction to the application of statistical mechanics for engineering with a particular emphasis on mechanical response. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring , Spring Basic theories, analytical techniques, and mathematical foundations of micromechanics. It includes 1. Terms offered: Not yet offered Basic statistical thermodynamics foundations, physical models, computational formulations, algorithms, and software that are used in nanoscale simulations and modellings.
They include 1 Molecular dynamics; 2 Monte Carlo methods; 3 Coarse-grained molecular dynamics, and 4 Multiscale methods including coupling between molecular dynamics and finite element methods.
Prerequisites: Undergraduate level thermodynamics and calculus-based physics, e. Terms offered: Fall , Fall , Fall Microstructures of concrete, wood, and steel. Differences and similarities in response to loading and environmental effects on these materials, with emphasis on strength, elastic properties, creep, shrinkage, thermal stresses, and failure mechanisms.
Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Properties of fresh and hardened concrete; strength, elastic behavior, creep, shrinkage, and durability to chemical and physical attacks. New concrete-making materials. Recent advancements in concrete technology: high-strength, high-workability, and high-performance concrete; fiber-reinforced concrete, and roller-compacted concrete.
Terms offered: Fall , Fall , Fall Analysis and design of reinforced concrete elements and systems that are common in building and bridge structures, with an emphasis on seismic response and design; structural design methods; reinforced concrete materials; confined concrete; line elements under axial, flexural, and shear loadings; bond, anchorage, and development; seismic design principles; earthquake-resistant building frames, walls, diaphragms, and foundations; earthquake-resistant bridges.
Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Advanced topics in reinforced concrete construction, including inelastic flexural behavior; applications of plastic analysis to reinforced concrete frames; behavior in shear and torsion; yield-line analysis of slabs; behavior under cyclic and reversed loading; seismic rehabilitation. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Behavior and design of statically determinate prestressed concrete structures under bending moment, shear, torsion and axial load effects.
Design of continous prestressed concrete beams, frames, slabs, and shells. Time-dependent effects and deflections of prestressed concrete structures. Applications to the design and construction of bridges and buildings. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Behavior and design of steel plate girders and shear walls.
Design of bracings for stability. Design of members subjected to torsion. Design of composite beams, columns, and beam-columns. Behavior and design of shear, semi-rigid and moment connections. Concepts used in design of gusset plates and base plates. Selection and design of steel and composite systems. Terms offered: Fall , Fall , Fall Topics related to inelastic behavior and plastic design of steel members and structures.
Behavior of plastic hinge in members subjected to bending moment, axial force, shear, and their combinations. Collapse mechanisms of steel members and structures such as moment frames and braced systems. Inelastic cyclic behavior of steel components. Introduction to fracture and fatigue of steel components. Terms offered: Fall , Fall , Fall This course covers the following topics: similitude laws, design of structural models, instrumentation and measurement techniques; use of computers to acquire data and control tests; pseudo-dynamic testing method; standard proof-testing for capacity assessment; non-destructive testing for condition assessment, and virtual experimentation.
Upon completing this course, the students will be able to use experimental methods to investigate the behavior of a structure and to evaluate its condition.
Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Policy issues in urban transportation planning; measuring the performance of transportation systems; the transportation policy formulation process; transportation finance, pricing, and subsidy issues; energy and air quality in transportation; specialized transportation for elderly and disabled people; innovations in transportation policy. Transportation Policy and Planning: Read Less [-].
Terms offered: Fall , Fall , Fall The management of vehicle flows and fleets. Traffic stream properties and their measurement. Theories of traffic flow. Capacity analysis and queueing. Flow control and fleet scheduling. Operation of Transportation Facilities: Read Less [-].
Terms offered: Fall , Fall , Fall The systems approach and its application to transportation planning and engineering. Prediction of flows and level of service. Production functions and cost minimization. Utility theory and demand modeling. Transportation network analysis and equilibrium assignment. Decision analysis and evaluation of transportation projects.
Systems Analysis in Transportation: Read Less [-]. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring The use of advanced surveillance, navigation, communication, and computer technology to monitor, analyze, and improve the performance of transportation systems.
Enabling technologies. Application to monitoring, analysis, evaluation, and prediction of transportation system performance and behavior. Intervention strategies. Feasibility studies. Human factors and institutional issues. In the laboratory, students carry out a term project under the supervision of an ITS researcher.
Intelligent Transportation Systems: Read Less [-]. Terms offered: Spring , Spring , Spring Application of micro- and macro-economic concepts to transportation systems. Urban and interregional travel demand analysis. Freight demand. Project and program evaluation. Social welfare theory. Analysis of social cost. Investment analysis and pricing theory.
Economic impact analysis. Role of economic analysis in decision making. Terms offered: Fall Implications of increasing urbanization are widespread: from environmental challenges, to segregation, to new political and social movements.
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