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Structural Design of RCC Buildings
How a reinforced-concrete building is actually designed — loads, layout, slabs, beams, columns and footings, taught from real drawings.
Notify me when it opensA first course for engineering students and young engineers who want to understand structural design as a chain of decisions, not a set of formulas. Every module is built around a drawing set from a typical Bangladeshi apartment building, so you see the numbers turn into sheets.
The syllabus on this page is a draft and will be finalised before registration opens.
What you will be able to do
- Understand how loads travel from the roof down to the soil
- Read and question a structural drawing set with confidence
- Know which design checks matter most for a low- to mid-rise building
- Spot common reinforcement and detailing errors before concrete is poured
Curriculum
Draft syllabus — final version before registration
- M01 Loads and the Bangladesh National Building Code (BNBC) in plain language
- M02 Choosing a structural system and laying out columns and beams
- M03 Slab design and one-way / two-way action
- M04 Beam design — bending, shear and detailing
- M05 Column and footing design
- M06 Reading a structural drawing set, and the mistakes that show up on site
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