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Basics of Geotechnical Engineering Design
Rating: 3.7 out of 5(30 ratings)
189 students

Basics of Geotechnical Engineering Design

Design of shallow and deep foundations
Created byEmad Nassar
Last updated 5/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Foundation Engineering
  • Pile Foundations
  • Retaining walls
  • Shallow Foundations

Course content

4 sections39 lectures17h 41m total length
  • Introduction1:39
  • Introduction-update2:33

Requirements

  • Soil Mechanics

Description

This course will quickly review the basics of soil mechanics. It will design shallow foundations. It will also design pile foundation, pile caps, sheet piles and more. It will introduce reinforced earth earth and will also cover the design. Of a variety of retaining walls. There will also be revisions and solved exams.This course will quickly review the basics of soil mechanics. It will design shallow foundations. It will also design pile foundation, pile caps, sheet piles and more. It will introduce reinforced earth earth and will also cover the design. Of a variety of retaining walls. There will also be revisions and solved exams.This course will quickly review the basics of soil mechanics. It will design shallow foundations. It will also design pile foundation, pile caps, sheet piles and more. It will introduce reinforced earth earth and will also cover the design. Of a variety of retaining walls. There will also be revisions and solved exams.This course will quickly review the basics of soil mechanics. It will design shallow foundations. It will also design pile foundation, pile caps, sheet piles and more. It will introduce reinforced earth earth and will also cover the design. Of a variety of retaining walls. There will also be revisions and solved exams.

Who this course is for:

  • Civil Engineering students and Architectural students
  • Practicing Engineers