Primary emphasis is given to the study of local zoning regulations, building codes, the State Uniform Dwelling Code and other code documents. 614-145 Concrete and Steel Detailing 5 credits Covers the basic principles of building loading and design as applied to concrete and steel frame buildings. This project-based course will cover the design of framing plans, beams, columns, cantilevered beams, slabs, and metal decking. Connection details will be based on actual design components. 614-148 Evaluation of Structural Design 3 credits Covers structural sections, terms and conventional abbreviations and symbols used by structural fabricators and erectors.
Students make detailed drawings of beams and columns.
Introduces using the A.I.S.C. Handbook to make calculations for members and bolted connection details. 614-150 Introduction to Specifications 2 credits Introduction to recommended techniques and philosophy for preparing, organizing, using and interpreting construction documents. Students will become familiar with certain A.I.A. documents, understand proper product evaluation and selection, and computerized specification writing. Emphasis will be placed on the C.S.I. Manual of Practice. Represent-atives in the construction field and business will supplement the course.