CIVL 3150 Concrete and Masonry Design

Design principles and construction practices for reinforced concrete and masonry structures.

This course covers the design principles and construction practices for reinforced concrete and masonry structures. You will explore the behaviour of structural materials under load, focusing on practical application in building design. The curriculum aligns with current engineering standards and local building codes.

Who takes this course

• Civil Engineering Technology

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

• CIVL 2490 Structural Analysis Methods
• CIVL 2590 Geotechnical Engineering Basics

Learning outcomes

• Analyse the structural behaviour of reinforced concrete beams, slabs, and columns under various loading conditions.
• Design masonry elements for compression, flexure, and shear in accordance with current building codes.
• Apply relevant standards for material selection, mix design, and construction detailing.
• Evaluate structural drawings and specifications for compliance with design assumptions.

Evaluation