Andrew T. Myers
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- School: Northeastern University
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- Department: Civil Engineering
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Location:
360 Huntington Ave
Boston, MA - 02115 - Dates at Northeastern University: October 2013 - January 2020
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Not Mandatory
Poor
Please do not take this class with Prof. Myers. He's very boring and he uses his colleague's mediocre and typo-written textbook. He also fails to effectively communicate key course ideas. He even assigns extremely long and difficult homework on top of this. Avoid him at all costs.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Good
Professor Myers' lectures were clear and useful, but if you aren't interested in the topic, you'll be bored. The homework was a pain mostly because the textbook isn't on chegg. The tests were very fair though and as long as you studied they are no problem. Graders give partial credit, which is huge for engineering! Overall the professor is a really nice guy.
Biography
Northeastern University - Civil Engineering
Resume
2004
Ph.D.
Structural Engineering
Dissertation Title: \"Testing and Probabilistic Simulation of Ductile Fracture Initiation in Structural Steel Components and Weldments\"\nAdvised by: Professor Greg Deierlein
2000
B.S.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Andrew
Myers
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Engineer for the Catastrophe Risk Engineering practice. I work on:\n-Catastrophe risk assessments for industrial
commercial
and manufacturing facilities \n-Structural investigations of property (commercial & residential) damage due to catastrophes\n-Development and research of catastrophe modeling software
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Helped launch SRECTrade.com
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Northeastern University
Boston
Assistant Professor
Research involved large and small scale testing of steel components and 3D continuum finite element analysis using ABAQUS.
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Graduate Researcher
Investigated earthquake induced fracture models as part of an NSF sponsored summer fellowship. Conducted formal comparison between a Japanese cyclic fracture model and the Cyclic Void Growth Model.
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