StaadPro V8i Structural Analysis & Design of a RCC Building

Structural Analysis and design of a RCC building from Scratch in Staad Pro Software (Beginner to Advanced)
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Staad Pro Software
Analysis and Design of RCC structure
Lateral load Analysis of a building as per IS-456, IS-875, IS-1893-2016, and detailing as per IS-13920
Design and Detailing of RCC slab, beam, column and foundation as per IS-456 and IS-13920
Requirements
Staad Pro Software shall be installed in the system
Autocad software required to create Structural Drawings
Passion to learn structural design
Description
This course is mainly designed to bridge the gap between theoretical and practical knowledge and it teaches you all the basic things you need for analyzing and designing an RCC structure. This helps you to understand all the basic concepts of Structural Analysis which is the backbone of Structural Design and continues the process of design and detailing of the structure. This course ensures that you do not need to have any prior experience in structural analysis and design software.The systematic arrangement of this course helps to you learn the software and all the concepts from scratch and will take you to the next level. At end of this course, you will have all the necessary knowledge to design a safe and economical structure.This will help you to work as a structural design engineer or structural consultant on your own.STAAD Pro stands for STructural Analysis And Design. STAAD Pro v8i Software is widely used in analyzing and designing structures like buildings, bridges, towers, wastewater treatment plants, tunnels, and industrial structures. This software was developed by Research Engineers International in the year 1997 and later on, in 2005 Bentley systems bought this from research engineers international. It supports over 90 International concrete, steel, aluminum, and timber design codes.
Who this course is for
Structural Engineers
Civil Engineers
Any one who is willing to learn structural engineering
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