Modelling, Analysis, & Design of Tall Buildings in ETABS
In this project, learners need to model a commercial structure using ETABS with given dimensions. They will also have to perform load estimation and application. In addition to thi…
Civil · Course
Structural Analysis and Design of Composite Structures using ETABS
Become an expert in the design and analysis of composite structures using ETABS.
- Duration
- 14 weeks
- Content
- 29 hours
- Projects
- 2
- Mode
- Online
OverviewWhat you'll
What you'll
be able to do.
Using composite materials for construction offers many advantages over the conventionally used steel and reinforced cement concrete, especially in the case of multi-storey buildings. Design and analysis of multi-storey buildings can be done using a software tool called ETABS.This course covers the concepts involved in the analysis and design of multi-storey composite structures ranging from basic to advanced levels under different loading conditions using ETABS.
By taking this course, learners will…
- Gain deeper knowledge on tall building constructions
- Understand the design procedure and material optimization in tall buildings
- Get an established understanding of composite structures
- Understand the fundamentals of building composite design using ETABS software and composite deck floor design using ComFlor software.
- Complete challenges and projects designed by industry experts, which will require the practical application of the concepts learnt throughout this course.
Who can enroll in this course?
Students and working professionals with a structural or civil engineering background can take this course.
Tools you'll use
ETABSComFlor
Curriculum14 modules,
14 modules,
built with industry.
01Structural Analysis and Design of Composite Structures using ETABS
- Structural Systems for Tall Buildings (Part 1)W01
This week will cover
- Basics of tall buildings
- Tallest buildings in the world (as of 2020)
- Loadings and supports
- Structural mechanics concepts
- Structural elements and their behaviour
- Structural systems and their classification
- Structural Systems for Tall Buildings (Part 2)W02
This week will cover
- Structural systems and their behaviour
- Comparative study of structural systems
- Shanghai Tower – structural framing & challenges
- Taipei 101 – structural framing & challenges
- p-δ analysis
- Loads on Tall Buildings W03
This week will cover
- Gravity loads
- Load paths
- Modelling of structure
- Wind loads as per IS 875: 2015 (Part 3)
- Wind load estimation & application in ETABS
- Earthquake loads as per IS 1893: 2016
- Seismic load estimation & application in ETABS
- Design philosophy in wind & seismic loads
- Modal Analysis of Tall buildingsW04
This week will cover
- Underlying Physics
- D'alembert's Principle
- Equation of Motion
- Modal Analysis
- Influence of Modal Response
- Idealized Model – SDOF Structure
- Structural Analysis and Design of Concrete Structures (Part 1)W05
This week will cover
- Structural actions
- Concrete & its key properties
- Characteristic strength
- Stress-strain curves
- Creep & shrinkage
- Corrosion
- Design methodology
- Limit state of design
- Load combinations
- Structural Analysis and Design of Concrete Structures (Part 2)W06
This week will cover
- Type of slab & its function
- One-way vs Two-way slabs
- Slab design & detailing
- Beam types
- Beam analysis & design
- Column classification
- Column analysis & design
- Wall design
- Structural Analysis and Design of Steel Structures (Part 1)W07
This week will cover
- Steel vs Concrete comparative study
- Structural steel sections
- Section classification
- Allowable stress design
- Limit state design
- Design flow chart
- Design of tension members
- Failure modes and strength estimation
- Structural Analysis And Design Of Steel Structures (Part 2)W08
This week will cover
- Design of compression member
- Euler buckling criteria
- Flexural buckling
- Torsional-Flexural buckling
- Design of beams
- Deflection criteria for the beams
- Bolted connection
- Welded connection
- Fundamentals of Composite Structures (Part 1)W09
This week will cover
- Composite structures
- Practical applications
- Key advantages
- Composite deck slab
- Design philosophy
- Construction of composite deck slab
- Advantages of composite deck slab
- Connection details
- Fundamentals to Composite Structures (Part 2)W10
This week will cover
- Composite beam philosophy
- Load transfer
- Design criteria
- Prefabricated composite beams
- Composite coupling beams
- Composite columns
- Load capacity of composite columns
- Composite connection
- Composite wall
- Software advances
- Framing Plan for Composite Deck Slab (Part 1)W11
This week will cover
- Composite deck slabs
- Various available profiles
- Design parameters
- Floor framing options
- Manual calculations
- Deck sizing and selection
- Modelling and analysis in ETABS
- Analysis of composite beams
- Design of composite beam
- Framing Plan for Composite Deck Slab (Part 2)W12
This week will cover
- Construction details of composite slab
- Shear connectors
- Shear studs and their load transfer mechanism
- Shear resistance of the studs
- Floor vibration
- Cambering
- Heat cambering vs cold cambering
- Scheduling of construction
- Structural Design of Composite Buildings using ETABS (Part 1)W13
This week will cover
- Study of an apartment floor plan and its occupancy
- Schematizing the structure with a dual system
- Selection of codes & Materials in ETABS
- Defining the steel beam member and Composite column in ETABS
- Structural Design of Composite Building using ETABS (Part 2)W14
This week will cover
- Definition of composite deck slabs in ETABS
- Overview of Seismic load factors from IS-1893 and its application in ETABS
- Overview of Wind load factors from IS-875 and its application in ETABS
- Analysis and design verification of Composite columns & Steel beams in ETABS
- Structural Systems for Tall Buildings (Part 1)W01
Industry projects2 projects
2 projects
you'll ship.
Our projects are designed by experts in the industry to reflect industry standards. By working through our projects, Learners will gain a practical understanding of what they will take on at a larger-scale in the industry. In total, there are 2 Projects that are available in this program.
Modelling, Analysis & Design Of Composite Structures in ComFlor & ETABS
In this project, learners need to model a composite deck slab frame by preparing a framing plan and selecting the floor deck type using ComFlor & ETABS with given dimensions. A…
FeeOne fee.
One fee.
Everything included.
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FAQQuestions,
Questions,
answered.
Is there any pre-requisite for joining this course?
This course is highly suitable for students who have basic knowledge about and belong to civil engineering.
Does the course involve any project work?
Yes, you will be working on two different projects during this course, including modelling, analysis, and designing tall buildings using ETABS and ComFlor.
Do students get to work on any software during this course?
You will work on software solutions for ETABS and ComFlor.
Will I be able to get an e-verification after completing the course?
Yes, you will get an e-verified profile after completing the course, which they can share on relevant websites such as LinkedIn.
Will I get any support if I have doubts?
Yes, you can approach a skilled expert through email support, group video support, forum support, and telephone support to get your doubts cleared.
What will be the mode of delivery of the course?
The course will be delivered to you through online mode.
Does Skill-Lync offer any community forums where I can get support?
Yes, you can join community forums to communicate with experts and batchmates from Skill-Lync.
Is this course useful for me if I want to get a job?
Yes, after completing this course, you will gain a complete understanding of the work expected in a civil engineering firm, which will make you capable of taking up a job.
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