Topic:Structural engineering
From Wikiversity
Structural engineering is a sub-discipline of Civil Engineering which engages in the design of structures such as buildings, bridges, and tunnels. They are frequently engaged in the demolition of structures as well, because information about the forces on it is needed as well.
Typical undergraduate courses in structural engineering include the following:
- Statics & dynamics
- Mechanics of materials
- Materials science
- Structural analysis
- Steel design
- Concrete design
[edit] Specializations
- Building Engineering
- Facade Engineering
- Fire Protection Engineering
- Roof Engineering
- Tower Engineering
- Wind Engineering
- Demolish Engineering
- Bridge and Viaduct Engineering
- Earthquake Engineering
- Foundation Engineering
- Dam and Retaining Wall Engineering
- Silos and Tank Engineering
- Offshore Engineering
- Airframe and Fuselage Engineering
- Coachwork and Carriage Engineering
- Naval Vessel and Hull Engineering
- Heavy Lifter and Traveler Engineering
- Chassis and Undercarriage Engineering
- Forensic Engineering
- Material Engineering
- Casing Engineering
[edit] Learning Guide
Probabilistic Assessment of Structures
