1- Explain how the building’s structural system works.
2- Explaining the method of distributing the locations of the columns in the building when receiving the architectural plans from the architect
3- How to read and understand architectural plans.
4- Explanation of how the construction system of the medics works on the ground floor of the building.
5- Explanation of the method of selecting and working the structural system of slabs, i.e. determining the quality and thickness of the slabs that will be used in the building, whether it is a solid concrete slab with fallen beams, hardy slabs, flat slabs, panel beams, or waffle slabs … etc.
6- Explanation of the types of loads to which concrete structures are exposed, how to determine the value of those loads, the method of placing loads on all concrete elements of the building, and how loads are transferred from slabs, beams, and columns to the foundations, according to the code.
7- After that, we move on to explaining how to model these buildings as a three-dimensional spatial model in full detail within the (Safe & Etabs) programs. Enter the loads within those programs, and then do the design and structural analysis of the three-dimensional spatial model of the building. Analyze and produce all the reinforcement results for all the concrete elements of the building. Such as bases, columns, beams and slabs.
8- How to use the outputs of my program (& Safe Etabs) and translate them into construction plans for the building in the different projections of columns, foundations, ceilings, structural reinforcement schedules, and structural sectors of the building, as well as construction detail panels
