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Architectural Engineering

 


AE 431 - Advanced Concrete Design for Buildings (3 credits)

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Description

Continuation of AE 402.  Advanced analysis, design and detail of concrete masonry and prestressed and reinforced concrete.

Prerequisite(s)

AE 402, AE 430

Course Objectives

To prepare students to design reinforced concrete structures by understanding the that reinforced concrete analysis and design are inextricably linked. To assist students in recognizing design issues, formulating design problems, indicating the required analysis, and completing a design that solves the problem.

Topics
  1. Analysis and design of one-way system
  2. Torsion analysis
  3. Two-way systems
  4. Direct design method for two-way slabs
  5. Edge beam design
  6. Shear design for two-way systems
  7. Stiffness analysis
  8. Equivalent frame method
  9. Frame analysis
  10. Economies in a two-way system
  11. Short columns
  12. Biaxially loaded short columns
  13. Slender columns
  14. Shear walls
  15. Flexural analysis of reinforced concrete section
  16. Prestressed concrete
Class/Lab Schedule

3 classes/week, 50 minutes/class