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• date: 10 January 2025
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Master on manual building design using step-by-step calculations and learn to used excel sheet for civil engineering

What you'll learn

Complete Idea about building design

Manual Load Calculation for slab, staircase, beam, column, footing

Uses of excel for calculation in civil engineering

Design of slab using excel

Design of Staircase using excel

Design of beam using excel

Design of column using excel

Design signle and combined footing using excel

Beam and footing estimating excel sheet

And many more.

Requirements

Basic knowledge on civil enginnering

Autocad Installed in pc

MS excel avaiable on pc

Description

Are you a civil engineer, student, or professional eager to master manual building design while enhancing your skills in Excel? This course combines practical building design techniques with the power of Excel for civil engineers, making complex calculations easier, faster, and more accurate.In this course, you will learn how to design reinforced concrete (RCC) buildings manually and with the help of Excel sheets. The course covers a comprehensive range of topics, starting from architectural planning and soil investigation to advanced structural design calculations and code compliance. You will explore the practical application of ACI, ASCE, and IBC codes while mastering essential design techniques for slabs, beams, columns, footings, and more.This course bridges the gap between manual design expertise and Excel automation. Civil engineers often struggle with tedious calculations and repetitive tasks. You can simplify these processes with the right Excel techniques while maintaining precision. You'll save time and gain insights into how structures behave under different conditions.What You'll Receive:Lifetime access to video tutorials and downloadable Excel sheets.Step-by-step guidance on building and using Excel for civil engineering tasks.Support from the instructor to address questions and provide feedback.A certificate of completion to showcase your expertise in manual building design and Excel.Materials Included in this Course:Autocad Floor Plan for practicesMoment calculation excel sheetBasic parameters calculation excel sheetTwo-way slab design excel sheetCantilever slab design excel sheetBeam design excel sheetColumn design excel sheetsquare single footing design excel sheetrectangular single footing design excel sheetcombined footing design excel sheetKeywords Covered:Excel sheets in civil engineers | Excel for civil engineers course | Excel for civil engineering | Manual building design | Structural engineering Excel templates | Building design calculations | Civil engineering design toolsJoin today to enhance your manual design expertise and become proficient in Excel for civil engineering!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction and Course Materials

Lecture 1 Basic Introduction to the course

Lecture 2 Download Course Materials

Section 2: Manual building design using excel

Lecture 3 Floor Slab Load Calculation

Lecture 4 Two way and cantilever slab design using excel sheet

Lecture 5 Load calculation for beam design

Lecture 6 Moment Calculation for Beam design using excel sheet

Lecture 7 Beam design using excel sheet

Lecture 8 Staircase Design using excel sheet

Lecture 9 Total load calculation for column and footing

Lecture 10 Column Design using Excel Sheet

Lecture 11 Footing Design using excel sheet

Civil Engineers or Structure Engineers and Students,Who want to learn about manual building design using excel sheet




   
   
   

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