Structural Analysis and Mechanics course
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Summary
- Certificate of completion - Free
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
This course suits anyone who wish to understand how to analyse structures using statics. Tutor support provided throughout the course, students will be awarded certificates upon successful completion of the course and its assessments.
Description
Structural analysis and mechanics is the study of structural behaviour. Mechanics is used by engineers to ensure structural members can support design loads. In this course, students will learn the basics of mechanics and statics to analyse beam and frame members.
Objectives of the course:
- Understand the properties and behaviour of engineering materials
- Understand the load transfer in structural elements design
- Introduction to different types of beam cross sections
- Section properties
- Static equilibrium
- Analysis of Cantilevers
- Analysis of Simply supported beams
- Analysis of frames
Who is this course for?
Engineers or any one who has an interest in gaining a new skill in engineering particularly in the area of structural analysis and mechanics.
Requirements
Good Numerical Skills
An interest to study
Career path
A possible career as a Structural Technician following the correct route
Certificates
Certificate of completion
Digital certificate - Included
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