Civil Engineering Drawings Fundamentals

Name: Civil Engineering Drawings Fundamentals
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Principles of Civil Engineering Drawings

Created byEmad Nassar

Last updated 12/2021

English

What you'll learn

Different Projections and 2-D views
Basics of Civil Engineering Drawings
Detauled Steel Drawings
Drawings of Retaining Walls
Drawings for Irrigation Structures

Course content

6 sections • 32 lectures • 9h 37m total length

Introduction3:45

Chap 4 - Lect 128:19
Chap 4 - Lect 223:58
Explore steel connection detailing in chapter four, focusing on brackets and brace connections between horizontal and vertical members, thickness variations, and plan, elevation, and section views to guide practical fabrication.
Chap 4 - Lect 318:06
Explore the civil engineering drawings fundamentals chapter, focusing on connections, plan dimensions, and division views to understand how structural elements align and communicate design intent.
Chap 4 - Lect 421:37
Chap 4 - Lect 514:08
Chap 4 - Lect 612:35
Chap 4 - Lect 712:10
Chap 4 - Lect 821:26
Explore a new steel beam-to-column connection in civil engineering drawings fundamentals, detailing beams, columns, channels, and stiffening elements. View plan and side views of two-channel beam configurations and reinforcing connections.
Chap 4 - Lect 915:10
Chap 4 - Lect 1010:29

Chap 5 - Lect 118:12
Analyze cross-section details, slope ratios such as four-to-one and five-to-one, and thickness requirements for earthworks and embankments. Examine wall placement, foundation considerations, and schematic options in civil engineering drawings.
Chap 5 - Lect 218:05
Explore civil engineering drawings fundamentals by analyzing embankment walls, slopes, elevations, and sections, and depict a concrete slab bridge with abutments and soil interaction.
Chap 5 - Lect 320:06
Chap 5 - Lect 414:44
Chap 5 - Lect 521:55
Analyze box culverts, cross sections, and elevation decisions that connect roadways and control water flow from upstream to downstream, highlighting two-box transitions and slope considerations.
Chap 5 - Lect 625:53
Chap 5 - Lect 712:20
Explore miscellaneous civil structures through general plans, elevations, and sections, detailing water control, velocity, and discharge, with reinforced concrete wall designs and sectional views.
Chap 5 - Lect 812:35
Chap 5 - Lect 920:15
Chap 5 - Lect 1016:28

Requirements

High School Degree
Some knowledge of Civil Engineering

Description

This course teaches the very basics of how to draw 2D drawings in Civil Engineering. It goes through choosing the scale of different drawings for Elevations, Side Views and Plans. It shows how to draw Earth Works and Structures in contact with Earth and The Soil.

It shows how to draw steel structures, the bolted and welded connections and shows some complicated steel structures and details. There are many examples for steel structures.

The course also shows different drawings for Irrigation Structures. Different 2D views are shown and the interaction between. Concrete, Masonry and the earth is clearly shown. This course is usually taught at the first and second years of an Engineering college for civil engineering students. Prerequisites for this course is having a high school degree. Hoping that the course will make us better civil Engineers. This course in addition to the previously published Civil Engineering courses on my UDEMY page should offer a very good base for Engineering students as well as for practicing Engineers who like to review Civil Engineering subjects. I am planning to offer this course in one part only unless the circumstances force me to do otherwise. Hoping you will get the best out of this Course. Finally, even if you're using AutoCAD or any other drawing software this course will be very beneficial to you.

Who this course is for:

First and Second year Engineering students
Practicing Engineers needing to refresh the basics of drawings construction

Civil Engineering Drawings Fundamentals

What you'll learn

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Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 4min

Chapter 1: Earth Works and the connected Structures4 lectures • 1hr 39min

Chapter 2 : Retaining Walls3 lectures • 47min

Chapter 3 : Arches and the structures having Arches in them4 lectures • 1hr 9min

Chapter 4 : Steel structures10 lectures • 2hr 58min

Chapter 5: Miscellaneous Civil Engineering Drawings and Structures10 lectures • 3hr 1min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: