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Tim Huff
Adjunct Professor
Civil and Architectural Engineering
M.S Geotechnical Engineering, University of Kentucky, 2001
Expertise Finite element modeling of geotechnical systems |
Office: 108G Torrence Hall |
Professional Experience
Geotechnical Engineer, US Army Corps of Engineers 2001 - present
Adjunct Professor, Civil Engineering, Tennessee State University 2004- present.
Research/Graduate Assistant, University of Kentucky 1999-2001
Teaching Assistant, University of Kentucky 2001
Design of wastewater disposal pipes (diffusers) in river environments
Design of water intake systems for power plants
Design of water distribution systems for small communities
Design of sewer networks for housing developments
Design of vehicle sizes for residential solid waste collection
Design of water intake systems for power plants
Professional Registration and memberships
Member American Society of military Engineers
member of American Society of Civil Engineers
Sample Seminars Attended
ASCE GeoInstitute retaining wall and tieback wall design, Nashville 2005
ASCE Tennessee Section Annual Meeting, Smyrna 2004
Hayward Baker-Ground Modification Processes, Birmingham 2002
Courses Taught at Tennessee State University
CVEN 3130 Soil Mechanics, 2 credit hours
CVEN 3131 Soil Mechanics Lab, 2 credit hours
CVEN 4440 Foundation Engineering, 3 credit hours
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