Design of Steel Structures, part 2 of 3
Steel Structures
Updated on Jul, 2024
Language - English
Design,Design Thinking,Design Tools
Lectures -52
Resources -52
Duration -20.5 hours
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Course Description
This is part 2 of 3 of the Design of Steel Structures course. It has 10 chapters. The following are the chapters taught in this part:
1. Design of Bolted Connections II.
2. Some Truss Details.
3. Lacing Bars and Batten Plates.
4. Welded connections.
5. Design of Beams I.
6. Design of Beams II.
7. Portal Frames.
8. Girts, Bracings and End gable Columns.
9. Systems, Part I.
10. Systems, Part II.
There are 10 more chapters remaining of the course. These will be taught in Part 3 of the course.
Goals
- The main objective of the course is to introduce students to the ways steel structures and their elements are designed. If you are a design engineer practicing already, then this full course will serve as a good review. If you're a student on the other hand, then this course will provide a very good understanding for the design of Steel Structures.
Prerequisites
Basics of structural analysis
Curriculum
Check out the detailed breakdown of what’s inside the course
Chapter 11: Design of Bolted Connections I
7 Lectures
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Chap 11 - Lect 2
20:23
20:23
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Chap 11 - Lect 3
19:53
19:53
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Chap 11 - Lect 4
22:40
22:40
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Chap 11 - Lect 1
22:40
22:40
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Chap 11 - Lect 5
42:08
42:08
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Chap 11 - Lect 6
28:58
28:58
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Chap 11 - Lect 7
18:25
18:25
Chapter 12: Some Truss Details
1 Lectures
Chapter 13: Lacing Bars and Batten Plates
3 Lectures
Chapter 14: Welded connections
5 Lectures
Chapter 15: Design of Beams I
5 Lectures
Chapter 16: Design of Beams II
6 Lectures
Chapter 17: Portal Frames
5 Lectures
Chapter 18: Girts, Bracings and End-gable Columns
6 Lectures
Chapter 19: Systems, Part I
7 Lectures
Chapter 20: Systems, Part II
7 Lectures
Instructor Details
Emad Nassar
About me
Engineering Summary:
Eight years of Canadian experience in heavy industrial projects Have worked in Several Multi-Hundred million Dollar Projects Solid technical background through education in Canada, USA, and Egypt Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering from SDSU, SD State, USA Experience in structural design of reinforced concrete, wood and steel structures Familiar with structural software like STAAD Pro 2008, Risa3D, Auto CAD and SAP 2000 Field experience in Industrial Projects (Saskatoon, Ft. McMurray & Edmonton in Canada)
Key Skills:
Highly Analytical Team Player
Highly Adaptable Work well both in a team and independently
Hard Worker Good Communication Skills
Efficiently manage people and resources Fluent in English while Arabic is my mother tongue
Most-recent Professional Exposure:
Licensed Engineer II (on a Task by Task Basis) April 2015- Present
Precision Structural Engineers Inc. (PSEI), Klamath Falls, OR, USA 97601 Reviewed Structural design and Drawings of all Canadian projects within the firm Issued recommendations to the design engineer before stamping the design Designed a prefab building made out of Hot Rolled Steel Sections Designed a Wood house for a client Reviewed the Structural Design for the American Dream Mall in NJ, USA Projects include: Mandala Houses, Steel Domes, Wood Buildings, SIP Buildings and Pergolas
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