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 15-august -2020,

Friday,

Hi ma'am,My self Deepak Srinivasan, 

So, today I have been gone thru our 1st online class during this pandemic situation, Subject- "steel architecture and design". on today class I, learnt about the prehistoric period how the steel manufacturing developed during those ages. and I heard about Architecturally Exposed Structural Steel. (AESS) and we had discussion on how these steel become day to day use compare to he prehistoric period and some during this discussion some of my friends said so may reasons like development of education about steel and construction techniques, due to industrial growth, etc.

so, and then i learn about ferrous and non ferrous metal and then we did a match the following on topic about casting, rolling, drawing, forging. it was very fun doing this stuffs, because during this pandemic, collage conducts online class and our staff taking class with more interaction with class student, I really liked the class and the way our mam doing it...... at last mam gave us a work with related to ferrous and non ferrous metal. we need to do a spin wheel which should show their properties on it and with this exercise we windup for today section.


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