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Lecture:1&2 (Reinforced Concrete Structures) : Introduction To The Subject

The document outlines a course on reinforced concrete structures that introduces students to the basic elements, principles, analysis, and design of reinforced concrete members like beams, slabs, columns, and footings. The course covers topics like stress-strain relationships, working stress and ultimate strength methods, and the detailing and design of common reinforced concrete structural elements. Assessments include assignments, quizzes, projects, presentations, and a midterm and final exam focused on achieving the course learning outcomes.

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Lecture:1&2 (Reinforced Concrete Structures) : Introduction To The Subject

The document outlines a course on reinforced concrete structures that introduces students to the basic elements, principles, analysis, and design of reinforced concrete members like beams, slabs, columns, and footings. The course covers topics like stress-strain relationships, working stress and ultimate strength methods, and the detailing and design of common reinforced concrete structural elements. Assessments include assignments, quizzes, projects, presentations, and a midterm and final exam focused on achieving the course learning outcomes.

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Lecture:1&2

(Reinforced Concrete Structures)

Introduction to the Subject


(Discussion)

By: Engr. Khushal Khan


Course Title Reinforced Concrete Structures
Course ID TCIV-3005 Course Type Core
Credit hours 2 Hours per week (C- 2-0
L)
Programs BS (CET) Preferred Semester 5
Date 11-08-2020 Version 1.0
Instructor Engr. Khushal TA / Lab Engineer TBA
Khan
Course Description

Design of reinforced concrete structures is an introductory


design course in civil engineering. In this course, basic
elements governed by bending, shear, axial forces or
combination of them are identified and are considered as
building blocks of the whole structure
Assessment Assessment Weight Used to Assessment Weight Used to
Criteria attain CLO attain CLO
(100%) Book 10% CLO1, Quiz 15% CLO1,
Review/ CLO2, CLO3 CLO2, CLO3
Assignment
Lab 0% Project 10% CLO1,
Evaluation CLO2, CLO3

Attendance 0% Presentations 10% CLO1,


/Viva CLO2, CLO3

Mid Term 20% CLO1 Final 35% CLO2, CLO3


Lecture Lecture Contents
No.
1. Introduction to the subject: Properties of plain & reinforced cement
concrete

2 Principles of Reinforced Concrete, Basic concepts of reinforced


concrete
3 Basic concepts of working stress method and ultimate strength method

4 Stress Strain relationship of PCC, Mild steel & RCC


5 Under & Over-reinforced concrete structures

6 Introduction to different reinforced concrete members (RCM)


7 Basic concepts of tension, compression & bending in RCM
8 Detail discussion of beams, slabs, columns, girders, joists & their types
10 Joints: Introduction to columns and beam joints

11 Slabs: Analysis of one-way and two-way slabs with general discussion of other
slab system, Design for flexure and shear

12 Columns: Analysis of section in pre compression, Design of short columns under


pure compression and with eccentric loading

13 Beams: Analysis and design of prismatic singly reinforced & doubly reinforced
beams
14 Beams: Analysis and design of T-beams section in flexure, Shear design of
beams
15 Staircase: Design of staircase of different types spanning both horizontally and
vertically
16 Footing: Analysis & design of foundations

17 Detailing, Preparation of working drawings of structural elements, Details of bar


Bending and preparation of schedules

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