What you'll learn
- Continuation of the first course for the Basics of Structural Analysis
- more chapters covering the structural analysis of structures
- Chapters 11-20 of the full course
- Part 2 of 3 of the full course
Requirements
- Introducing Course 2 for the Basics of Structural Analysis
Description
This course covers part 2 of the full course. It has 10 chapters (chapters 11-20) of the Basics of Structural Analysis. It covers more in-depth information and topics about the structural analysis of static structures. You've to finish part 1 of the course before starting to take this one. There's still a remaining part of this course, which is part 3, which has 10 more chapters. The full course ensures the understanding of structures under a variety of loads which is very important step in the design of structures.
Who this course is for:
- Civil and Architectural Engineering Students
Course content
- Preview04:32
- Preview20:02
- 24:43Chap 11 - Lect 2
Instructor
![Emad Nassar](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.3 Instructor Rating
- 52 Reviews
- 271 Students
- 26 Courses
Engineering Summary:
Eight years of Canadian experience in heavy industrial projects Have worked in Several Multi-Hundred million Dollar Projects Solid technical background through education in Canada, USA, and Egypt Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering from SDSU, SD State, USA Experience in structural design of reinforced concrete, wood and steel structures Familiar with structural software like STAAD Pro 2008, Risa3D, Auto CAD and SAP 2000 Field experience in Industrial Projects (Saskatoon, Ft. McMurray & Edmonton in Canada)
Key Skills:
Highly Analytical Team Player
Highly Adaptable Work well both in a team and independently
Hard Worker Good Communication Skills
Efficiently manage people and resources Fluent in English while Arabic is my mother tongue
Most-recent Professional Exposure:
Licensed Engineer II (on a Task by Task Basis) April 2015- Present
Precision Structural Engineers Inc. (PSEI), Klamath Falls, OR, USA 97601 Reviewed Structural design and Drawings of all Canadian projects within the firm Issued recommendations to the design engineer before stamping the design Designed a prefab building made out of Hot Rolled Steel Sections Designed a Wood house for a client Reviewed the Structural Design for the American Dream Mall in NJ, USA Projects include: Mandala Houses, Steel Domes, Wood Buildings, SIP Buildings and Pergolas