Concrete Structures II
Concrete Structures II covers deflections, compression members, two-way slabs, prestressed concrete, shear walls, strut and tie modelling, torsion, flexure analysis, and shear strength.
Summary
Recent recorded grades — Fall 2020: 3.57 GPA, 71.4% A/AB (n=7 letter grades); Fall 2022: 3.50 GPA, 60.0% A/AB (n=5 letter grades); Fall 2023: 3.55 GPA, 70.0% A/AB (n=10 letter grades).
What you’ll be able to do
Compute required strengths for flexure, shear, and axial load using the load factors and load combinations specified by current building code requirements for structural concrete
Compute bar development lengths of straight and hooked bars to determine bar cutoff locations in reinforced concrete beams and slabs
Compute immediate and long-term deflections under sustained loads for beams and slabs of reinforced concrete
Perform a structural analysis and design of slab structural systems of reinforced concrete including flat plates, flat slabs, and two-way slabs
Develop technically feasible alternative solutions to a problem, compare the alternative solutions, and recommend one of the solutions as the preferred option
Compute required and design strengths for flexure, shear, and axial load for reinforced concrete members using available structural analysis and design software
Source: UW Guide
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Prerequisites
Course mapCIV ENGR 447, graduate/professional standing, or member of Engineering Guest Students
- CIVENGR 447
- graduate/professional standing
- member of Engineering Guest Students
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- CIVENGR 447
- graduate/professional standing
- member of Engineering Guest Students
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the class
Recent recorded grades — Fall 2020: 3.57 GPA, 71.4% A/AB (n=7 letter grades); Fall 2022: 3.50 GPA, 60.0% A/AB (n=5 letter grades); Fall 2023: 3.55 GPA, 70.0% A/AB (n=10 letter grades).
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Topics
- Deflections under short duration and sustained loads
- Compression members, stability, and secondary bending moments
- Two-way slab systems
- Prestressed concrete and prestress losses
- Shear walls, strut and tie modelling, compression field theory, and torsion
- Flexure analysis, section design, and shear strength
Skills
- Compute required strengths for flexure, shear, and axial load using building code requirements
- Compute bar development lengths and cutoff locations in reinforced concrete members
- Compute immediate and long-term deflections under sustained loads
- Perform structural analysis and design of slab systems including flat plates and two-way slabs
- Use structural analysis and design software for reinforced concrete members
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