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1.1: Structural Analysis Defined
1.2: Types of Structures and Structural Members
There are several types of civil engineering structures, including buildings, bridges, towers, arches, and cables. Members or components that make up a structure can have different forms or shapes depending on their functional requirements. Structural members can be classified as beams, columns and tension structures, frames, and trusses. The features of these forms will be briefly discussed in this section.
1.3: Fundamental Concepts and Principles of Structural Analysis
1.4: Units of Measurement

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