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Course: Elementary Structural Design for PEO technical exam, 98-Civ-A2 Description Structural design for Canadian projects is done in accordance with Limit States Design concepts, and there are significant differences between Canadian structural design codes and other codes such as ACI and AISC. The Elementary Structural Design course covers PEO’s syllabus for the design of structural steel, reinforced concrete, and timber structures. Small classes and individual attention to the students ensures quality learning for the participant. Knowledge of first principles in structural engineering is key to success in a Canadian engineering firm. For this reason PEO assigns technical examinations to P.Eng. applicants in order that they improve their knowledge of engineering theory so that they can apply it in practice. This intensive program on steel, concrete, and wood design according to CSA standards and codes provides you with a solid base for your structural design career in Canada.
Objective
Who should attend Internationally educated engineers who are assigned the PEO 98-Civ-A2 technical exam, Elementary Structural Design, and those who want to refresh their knowledge of structural design to become better suited for the job market and also for professional development purposes.
Program outcomes The participants will be able to solve problems on:
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