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Oct 02, 2024
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CAE 5521 - Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures II3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits
Course Description
This course includes advanced topics in the design of reinforced concrete structures, including torsion and shear; advanced flexural design topics, two-way slab systems, slender columns, strut-and-tie modeling and design provisions for high strength concrete.
Prereq: CAE 3511, CAE 3521 (quarter system prereq: AE 3211, AE 3231)
Note: This course is open to qualified undergraduate students.
Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Design concrete members and frames considering advanced techniques and complex internal force scenarios
- Design two-way slabs using ACI methodologies and advanced software
- Design concrete systems using advanced analysis techniques, such as strut-and-tie modeling
- Evaluate needs for applying complex analysis and design techniques
Prerequisites by Topic
Course Topics
- Review of ACI provisions for joists, beams, columns, frames and foundations
- Design of members subjected to torsion and shear
- Design of brackets and corbels
- ACI code provisions for pan joist floors
- Design of pan joist floor systems for shear and moment
- Wide module considerations
- ACI code provisions for flat slab floors
- The Direct Design and Equivalent Frame method
- ACI code provisions for flat plate floors
- Introduction to posttensioned floor design
- Design of slender columns
- Strut and tie modeling
- Advanced materials and high-strength concrete
Coordinator
Dr. Salah Sarhat
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