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TU Delft
Hanzehogeschool Groningen

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Type	Title & Description		Author, Language, Type, Size	Last updated

Database	Eco-costs database		Dr Joost Vogtlander, Technical University of Delft, EN, ZIP (66MB)	30/08/2010
		A copy of the CES EduPack Level 2 database with added eco-cost indicators computed by T.U. Delft using the methodology described here. Note—You will need to save the file to your computer and then open it up using CES EduPack or CES Selector. You will then need to view the "Edu Level 2" subset to see the eco-cost indicator. Keywords: Eco, Cost, Delft.

Presentation	Selecting Production Processes—it helps if you know a bit more		Dr Erik Tempelman Delft, University of Technology, EN, PDF (0.5 MB)	2008
		Presentation given to the 2010 International Materials Education Symposium. Explaining how the selection of production processes is taught in the IDE School of TU Delft. Keywords: Processes, Properties, Selection, CES EduPack, Curriculum, Course Structure.

Exercises and Curriculum Development	Developing a materials selection based materials science component for an Architectectural Engineering curriculum		F.A. Veer, TU Delft, EN,PDF (4.3 MB)	2010
		This resource includes a discussion of curriculum considerations, an overview of the structure of the TU Delft course, 5 exercises presented as exercise sheets and exercises associated with 10 lectures. Keywords: Materials, Selection, Design, Architecural Engineering, Curriculum.

Powerpoint	Implementing 4 Quadrant method and creating new structural sections		U. Fekken, Hanzehogeschool Groningen, EN,PPT (4.6 MB)	2010
		This contributed resource shows how the structural sections database – available in level 3 of CES EduPack—can be used in selection. The 4-quadrant method is used as explored in Materials Selection for Mechanical Design. However, this method has been taken further by using CES Constructor and Solidworks to create new structural sections. Keywords: Materials, Selection, Structural Sections, Design, Solidworks, Constructor.