Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete, Part II

Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete, Part II, available at $19.99, with 31 lectures, and has 5 subscribers.

You will learn about Design of Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete This course is ideal for individuals who are Second and third year – Engineering students or Second and third year – Students in Architecture or Young practicing Engineers It is particularly useful for Second and third year – Engineering students or Second and third year – Students in Architecture or Young practicing Engineers.

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Summary

Title: Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete, Part II

Price: $19.99

Number of Lectures: 31

Number of Published Lectures: 31

Number of Curriculum Items: 31

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 31

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Design of Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete

Who Should Attend

Second and third year – Engineering students
Second and third year – Students in Architecture
Young practicing Engineers

Target Audiences

Second and third year – Engineering students
Second and third year – Students in Architecture
Young practicing Engineers

This course is made out of 4 parts and It covers the fundamentals/ basics of Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete structures. It includes reinforced concrete design using the working stress design philosophy as well as the strength design method. Part 1 of this course is dedicated to the design of different reinforced concrete Structural elements while part 2 of the course is dedicated to the Prestressed Concrete design.

Part 1 of the course includes the following topics:

Introduction: Concrete and Reinforcing Steel

Analysis of R.C. at different load stages

Design of Reinforced Concrete Elements

Reinforced Concrete Beams

Reinforced Concrete Slabs

Reinforced Concrete Columns for Eccentric and Concentric Loading

Reinforced Concrete Stairs

Panelled Beams

Reinforced Concrete Footing

Retaining Walls

Reinforced Concrete subjected to Torsion

Part 2 is dedicated to Prestressed Concrete and the contents of which will be added to the Course Landing Page for Part 2. Upon finishing the complete course, Parts 1 and 2, you will be able to design many Reinforced Concrete and Prestressed Concrete structures. Details of reinforcement and prestressing Anchor will be provided throughout the 2 parts as part of the completed design of various elements. This course will almost complete my courses related to Structural design. If you are missing. Any or some of the basics of Structural engineering analysis of structures, then I would advise the participants to check or get enrolled into any or all of the Basics of Structural Analysis Courses previously Launched.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Chapter 5: Reinforced Concrete Slabs

Lecture 1: Chap 5 – Lect 1

Lecture 2: Chap 5 – Lect 2

Lecture 3: Chap 5 – Lect 3

Lecture 4: Chap 5 – Lect 4

Lecture 5: Chap 5 – Lect 5

Lecture 6: Chap 5 – Lect 6

Lecture 7: Chap 5 – Lect 7

Lecture 8: Chap 5 – Lect 8

Lecture 9: Chap 5 – Lect 9

Lecture 10: Chap 5 – Lect 10

Lecture 11: Chap 5 – Lect 11

Lecture 12: Chap 5 – Lect 12

Lecture 13: Chap 5 – Lect 13

Lecture 14: Chap 5 – Lect 14

Lecture 15: Chap 5 – Lect 15

Lecture 16: Chap 5 – Lect 16

Chapter 3: Chapter 6 : Reinforced Concrete Columns, Eccentric and Concentric

Lecture 1: Chap 6 – Lect 1

Lecture 2: Chap 6 – Lect 2

Lecture 3: Chap 6 – Lect 3

Lecture 4: Chap 6 – Lect 4

Lecture 5: Chap 6 – Lect 5

Lecture 6: Chap 6 – Lect 6

Lecture 7: Chap 6 – Lect 7

Lecture 8: Chap 6 – Lect 8

Lecture 9: Chap 6 – Lect 9

Lecture 10: Chap 6 – Lect 10

Lecture 11: Chap 6 – Lect 11

Lecture 12: Chap 6 – Lect 12

Lecture 13: Chap 6 – Lect 13

Lecture 14: Chap 6 – Lect 14

Instructors

Emad Nassar
A Structural Engineer

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