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How to Design with Prokon
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202 students

How to Design with Prokon

How to Design and Analyze Structural Members Perfectly, according to ACI-318 code.
Last updated 7/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • How to Design Each RC Element in the Structure.
  • Determine whether the design of the RC structural element is correct or not.
  • Execute the reinforcement required for the element being designed, Economically.
  • Understand the concept of design

Course content

6 sections14 lectures2h 23m total length
  • Introduction to PROKON4:37

    in this Lecture will Discuss the Following:


    1-General Information about the course

    2-Why it's Widly used

    3-topics will be talking about in the course.

    4-Differences Between PROKON and Similar softwares

    5-PROKON interface.

  • Structural System.3:51

    Types of Slabs will be Discussed:

    1-Solid Slab

    2-Ribbed Slab


    Will not Be Discussing "Post- Tension slab" Because this type is a little complex and the pre-stressed concrete course is a MUST to Fully Understand it.

Requirements

  • Basic Structural Knowledge.

Description

PROKON is a Structural Analysis and Design Software, Which is Widely used and very Dependable software.

Easy to Learn and use, Very Helpful for Civil Engineers who wants to be Professional in Structural Analysis and Deliver Correct Designs asked For.


This Course is Filled with every Detail that will assure you the correct design along with being an Economic selection and more important is safe one.

In this Course your will achieve the Following :

1-Full Information on each Member.

2-Full Calculation Details.

3-Designing Each Members.

4-Exercises after each Design Lecture.

5-Confident in being Designing Engineer.

Who this course is for:

  • Civil Engineers
  • Beginner in Civil Engineering Designing Softwares