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Nov 21, 2024
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CAE 3501 - Principles of Structural Engineering3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits Course Description This course builds on concepts from statics and mechanics of materials to introduce the student to the principles of structural engineering. Students will be introduced to structural analysis of determinate structures and the basic design of steel and reinforced concrete beams and columns. (prereq: CAE 2512 ) (quarter system prereq: AE 2012) Course Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Describe loadings and design approaches - ASD and LRFD
- Discuss the material properties of steel and concrete and the common geometric properties of steel and reinforced concrete structural elements
- Explain the assumed mechanical behavior of flexural members and compressive elements made with steel or reinforced concrete
- Analyze framing systems to determine load paths and loadings on structural components
- Analyze statically determinate structural elements and systems to determine the internal forces and the displacements
- Analyze steel or reinforced concrete elements to determine their flexural or axial capacity
- Design steel or reinforced concrete beams or columns for given or calculated forces
- Describe common connections between structural members
Prerequisites by Topic Course Topics Loading, design methodologies/philosophies
- Review of tributary load, load types, shear and moment diagrams
- Design approaches - ASD and LRFD
- Load path, different types of loading (gravity loads, live load reductions, conceptual wind loads and factors affecting wind loads)
- Sustainability in structural engineering
Steel and concrete design
- Introduction to steel materials and shapes
- Introduction to AISC specifications for beams and columns
- Steel beam flexural (moment-curvature behavior of reinforced steel beams)
- Lateral-torsional buckling (conceptual only)
- Shear capacity
- Calculating steel beam deflections under various load patterns
- Steel column buckling capacity
- Introduction to bolted and welded connections (behavior or different types of connections, rigidity level, pin and moment connections)
- Introduction to concrete and reinforcement materials and shapes
- Introduction to ACI specifications for beams and columns
- Moment-curvature behavior of reinforced concrete beams, stress-strain relations
- Reinforced concrete beam flexural analysis and design (one-way slab, T-beams)
- Shear behavior of RC beams (conceptual but no analysis or design)
- Estimating reinforced concrete beam deflections
- Introduction to detailing concrete reinforcement
- Reinforced concrete column capacity (axial load only)
Structural system design, load path and transferring gravity and lateral loads safely to foundation, BIM/Revit Coordinator Dr. Edward Sippel
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