Post Graduate Program in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management

BY
Skill Lync

Explore the domain of engineering design and the various concepts of project management associated with the construction industry.

Mode

Online

Fees

₹ 275000

Quick Facts

particular details
Medium of instructions English
Mode of learning Self study
Mode of Delivery Video and Text Based

Course overview

The Master's Certification in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management online course is about the practices of structural engineering and the application of the advanced software used in the construction industry. This course is provided by the online education platform Skill Lync for students pursuing structural engineering and civil engineering. This online program is conducted for nine months and the students are offered flexible payment options based on the term of course study.

The master’s certification program for designing and project management consists of six major sub-courses. The students of this course are given opportunities to work on technical projects and will work with software tools such as Revit 3D, STAAD.Pro, ETABS, SAFE, DLUBAL, Primavera, Rhinoceros 3D. The candidates of this program are offered a demo session along with the theoretical knowledge and practical applications of the engineering design concepts and project management. The Master's Certification in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management training program ensures a course completion certificate for students with a professional portfolio for career advancement.

The highlights

  • Online course
  • Civil engineering course
  • Demo Session
  • Industrially relevant projects
  • Technical assistance
  • E-Certification

Program offerings

  • Course videos
  • Modules
  • Demo session
  • Projects
  • Software application tools
  • Email support
  • Forum support
  • Technical support engineer
  • Job assitance
  • Merit certificate
  • Course completion certificate

Course and certificate fees

Fees information
₹ 275,000

Master's Certification in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management fee structure

HeadAmount
Programme feesRs. 2,75,000
EMIRs. 14,375/month


certificate availability

Yes

certificate providing authority

Skill Lync

Who it is for

The Master's Certification in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management course is for the students and graduates pursuing civil engineering and structural engineering to develop their knowledge of the domain. This program is beneficial for civil engineers and structural engineers to enhance their industrial skills.

Eligibility criteria

Certificate qualifying details

  • The students of the ‘Master's Certification in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management' are issued with the course completion certificate at the end of the course study. 
  • The students who score among the top five percent of the class are eligible for the merit certificate by Skill Lync.

What you will learn

Civil engineering skills Knowledge of engineering Knowledge of physics Designing skills

The ‘Master's Certification in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management’ syllabus is developed for the students to gain detailed knowledge and understanding of the structural engineering concepts to develop an expertise in construction management and project planning. 

The syllabus

Course 1: Drafting and Design Using Revit

Week 1 - Introduction to Autodesk Revit
  • Fundamentals of Autodesk Revit
  • Basics of modeling
  • Use of Autodesk Revit for drawings
Week 2 - Building Information Modelling
  • Building Information Modeling (BIM)
  • Working with Autodesk Revit
  • Families and categories in Autodesk Revit
  • Setting up projects modeling in Autodesk Revit
  • Levels and grids in Autodesk Revit
  • Conceptualizing layout
Week 3 - Project Model and Design Elements
  • 3D Modeling of Residential Unit
  • Modeling of floors and walls
  • Parametric modeling of basic components
  • Annotation styles and drafting methods
Week 4 - Project Design and Presentation Methods
  • Modeling of residential units
  • Detailed modeling
  • Detailing design with components
  • Rendering views
  • Presentation styles
Week 5 - Project Design with Building Codes
  • Modeling with design codes
  • National Building Code (NBC) of India
  • Purpose of building codes
  • Design team and management team
  • Limitations and special requirements for modeling
Week 6 - Cloud based 3D Modeling
  • Using NBC for modeling
  • Setting up collaborate for 3D Modeling
  • Cloud based Modeling
  • Accessibility Components Modeling
Week 7 - Multiple Discipline Project Design (Part 1)
  • Features of cloud based model
  • Project based shared parameters
  • Origin coordinates setting up
  • Classification and modeling of structural elements
  • Working in cloud
Week 8 - Multiple Discipline Project Design (Part 2)
  • Expanding cloud-based modeling
  • Basics of design and modeling for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
  • Considerations for detailed design
  • Concepts of structural analysis
  • Detailed explanations on design
Week 9 - Introduction to Dynamo
  • Introduction to energy analysis
  • Shortcuts in Autodesk Revit
  • Parametric design using Dynamo
  • Parametric Shelters
Week 10 - Parametric Design Using Dynamo
  • Expansion of modeling using Dynamo
  • Concept of visual programming
  • Modeling of parametric shelters.
  • Integrating Dynamo and Autodesk Revit for modeling
Week 11 - Design and Review using Navisworks
  • Basics of Autodesk Navisworks
  • Purpose of Autodesk Navisworks
  • Project viewing and reviewing
  • Coordination and clash detection
  • Scheduling and simulation using Autodesk Navisworks
Week 12 - Analyzing Data and Information using Revit
  • Autodesk BIM 360
  • Prediction Analysis using Autodesk Revit - viewing and reviewing projects
  • Benefits of BIM

Course 2: Analysis and Design of High Rise Buildings using ETABS and Foundation Design using SAFE for Seismic Loads

Week 1 - Overview of Seismic Design
  • Seismic design philosophy and limit states 
  • Earthquake and their geotechnical and structural effects 
  • Capacity design philosophy
Week 2 - Fundamentals of Structural Dynamics and its Applications in Earthquake Engineering – Part 1
  • Force displacement system
  • Damping Force
  • Equation of motion – external force 
  • Equation of motion – earthquake excitation
  • Undamped free vibration systems
  • Viscously damped free damping
  • Earthquake response of linear systems
  • Response spectrum concept 
  • Deformation, pseudo-velocity and pseudo-acceleration response spectra
  • Peak structural response from the response spectrum
Week 3 - Fundamentals of Structural Dynamics and its Applications in Earthquake Engineering – Part 2
  • Multi degree of freedom systems
  • Discretization of structural systems
  • Elastic, damping & inertia forces
  • Damping force
  • Equation of motion 
  • Free vibration – Systems without damping
  • Modal response spectrum analysis
  • Equivalent lateral force method
Week 4 - Conceptual Design of Concrete Buildings for Earthquake Resistance - Part 1
  • General principles of conceptual seismic design 
  • Regularity and irregularity of building structures
Week 5 - Conceptual Design of Concrete Buildings for Earthquake Resistance - Part 2
  • Essentials of structural system for seismic resistance - RC frame systems, wall systems, and dual systems 
  • The Capacity Design philosophy
  • The role of a stiff and strong vertical spine in the building
  • Ductility as an alternative to strength
Week 6 - Detailed Design of Concrete Buildings - Part 1
  • Design of beams with reference to IS 13920
Week 7 - Detailed Design of Concrete Buildings - Part 2
  • Design of columns and beam - column joints with reference to IS 13920
Week 8 - Detailed Design of Concrete Buildings - Part 3
  • Design of shear walls with reference to IS 13920
Week 9 - ETABS Modeling
  • Architectural drawings - a cost efficient load path carved out using ETABS 2016. 
  • From identifying loads, to creating an ETABS model
  • Complete analysis and design of RCC building in zone 5 will be demonstrated
Week 10 - Foundation Design - Part 1
  • Foundation structures for frames and structural walls
  • Footing & pile design using Excel spreadsheet
Week 11 - Foundation Design - Part 2
  • Check for liquefaction
  • Design of raft foundation using SAFE

Course 3: Analysis and Design of Industrial Structures using STAAD.Pro

Week 01 - Introduction to Industrial Structures
  • Steel structures in the industry
  • The stress-strain behaviour of structural steel
  • The properties of steel & shapes
  • Types of industrial structures
  • The key design factors
  • Types of structural systems in steel building
  • The general loads on industrial structures
  • Basic structural steel elements
  • Gravity and lateral load path
  • Structural redundancy
  • General design procedure
  • Iterative design process
Week 02 - Design of Tension Member
  • The types of tension members
  • The behaviour of tension member
  • Failure mode possibilities
  • The design strength of tension members
  • Factors affecting member strength
  • Shear Lag
  • Sections used for the tension member
  • Design of tension member
Week 03 - Design of Compression Member
  • The types of compression member
  • The behaviour of compression member
  • Failure mode possibilities
  • Sections used for compression member
  • The effective length of compression member
  • Design of compression member
  • Design of Built-up compression member
Week 04 - Design of Beams
  • Types of beam
  • The loads on Beam
  • Section classification
  • Lateral stability of beams
  • The effective length of beams
  • The design of laterally restrained beams
  • The design of laterally supported and unsupported beams
  • Design of purlins (Hot rolled)
Week 05 - Design of Plate Girder
  • The types of sections
  • Elements of plate girder
  • General considerations
  • The proportioning of section
  • Preliminary sizing
  • Design of plate girder using IS 800:2007
Week 06 - Structural System of Industrial Structure
  • Lateral load resisting system
  • Vertical load resisting system
  • Flooring system (Plating grating & Deck Beam)
  • Grating & chequered plate
  • Composite floor deck
Week 07 - Modelling of Structure in STAAD.Pro
  • Introduction to STAAD.Pro
  • Modelling nodes and beam element
  • Generating model geometry
  • Viewing geometry
  • Creating groups
  • Assigning properties
  • Assigning specification
  • Modelling tapered members
  • Assigning custom sections using user table
  • Member material specification
  • Modelling Finite elements
  • Modelling in physical modeller
Week 08 - Loading, Analysis and Design Procedure in STAAD.Pro
  • To create load cases
  • To apply self-weight
  • Modelling member loads and Floor loads
  • Application of load (vertical/lateral)
  • Modelling reference loads
  • Modelling of moving loads
  • Seismic load generation
  • Wind load generation
  • Application of design parameters
  • Performing simple analysis
  • Post-processing result interpretation
Week 09 - Analysis & design of Typical Steel Frame structure using STAAD. Pro
  • Input preparation
  • General modelling
  • Load & load calculations
  • Analysis of structure
  • The application of design parameters
  • Design of structure
  • The interpretation of post-processing results
Week 10 - Modelling , Analysis & Design of Industrial building (PEB) in STAAD.Pro.
  • Introduction to Pre-engineered building
  • the comparison of PEB over conventional building
  • Various components of PEB
  • General loads on PEB
  • Load combination as per IS 800: 2007 & AISC ASD
  • Input preparation
  • Load & Load calculations
  • Analysis of structure
  • The application of design parameters
  • Design of structure
Week 11 - Analysis & design of Pipe Rack structures using STAAD.Pro
  • Introduction to pipe racks
  • The components of pipe racks
  • The types of pipe racks
  • Loads on pipe racks
  • Load combination as per AISC, LRFD, ASD
  • Design criteria of structure
  • Case Study of pipe rack structure
Week 12 - Design of Foundation using STAAD.Foundation
  • Introduction to STAAD.Foundation
  • Modelling supports
  • Modelling support loading
  • Importing information from STAAD.Pro
  • To design isolated footing
  • To design eccentric isolated footing
  • To design continuous footing
  • To design pile cap
  • To design soil supported mat foundation
  • To design pile-supported mat foundation

Course 4: Construction Planning using Primavera P6

Week 01 - Fundamentals of Project Planning & Management
  • About project management
  • Career Perspectives
  • What is Planning?
  • Planning Parameters
  • Iron Triangle
  • Project Lifecycle
  • Terminologies
  • Basic of Primavera P6
  • The outputs of Primavera P6
Week 02 - Project Structuring
  • About projects, programs and portfolio
  • In detail about Contracts
  • Project Case Study : Introduction
  • In detail about Portfolio and Organisational Structure
Week 03 - Project Configuration
  • Projects in P6
  • Calendars in P6
  • Calendar - Types and uses
  • Calendar - Project study
  • Work Breakdown Structure
  • WBS - Representation
  • Layout and Views
Week 04 - Activities and Relationships
  • In detail about activities
  • Sequencing in construction
  • Sequencing in demolition
  • How to Add activities
  • Activity steps and codes
  • User defined fields
  • User preferences
Week 05 - Schedule Implementation
  • Critical path method
  • Critical path analysis
  • Schedule network analysis
  • Relationships
  • Lag and leads
Week 06 - Grouping, Filtering and Formatting
  • Group and sort
  • Filters
  • How to Customize activity IDs
  • About global change
  • Tracing logic
  • Tables and fonts
Week 07 - Baselines
  • In detail about baselines
  • Types of Baselines
    • Creating Baselines
    • Assigning Baselines
    • Restoring Baselines
  • In detail about budgeting
Week 08 - Resource and Costs
  • About Resource Management Process
  • The Responsibility of Project Managers 
  • Resource Types
  • Resource Assignments
  • How to Create Resource
  • Levelling Resource
  • Resource Profiles and Spreadsheets
Week 09 - Updating and Tracking
  • How to Update Progress
  • Mode of Updating
  • Automatic and Manual Updating
  • In detail about graphical progress indicators
  • The basic of tracking
Week 10 - Risks, Issues and Threshold
  • Risk Definition
  • How to Add Risk and Types
  • P6 Risk Categories
  • P6 Risk Analysis
  • P6 Risk score calculations
  • Threshold
  • Issues
Week 11 - Oracle P6 Visualizer
  • Visualizer and its types
  • Visualizer Layouts
  • Customizing and Formatting
  • Reflections
Week 12 - Generating Outputs and Reports
  • Report and its types
  • How to Batch Reports
  • How to Customize Reports
  • Level of Effort
  • Import and Export
  • How to Use Curtains in P6
  • Check In / Check Out

Course 5: Design of Tensile Structures

Week 01 - Course overview, History & Evolution
  • Overview of tensile membrane structures
  • History & evolution
  • Types of tensile structures
  • Behaviour and mechanism of membrane structures
Week 02 - Conceptual understanding of FEM Elements
  • Introduction to Finite Element Analysis
  • FEA elements & their behavior - 1D, 2D, & 3D
  • Degrees of freedom
  • Stages of FEM - Pre-processing, computation, & post-processing
  • Types of loads
  • Types of supports
  • Concept of stiffness and stiffness matrix formulation
  • Understanding results
  • FEM for tensile membrane structures
  • Types of analysis
Week 03 - Introduction to RFEM Program
  • Introduction to RFEM 
  • Modelling, analysis, & design of steel structure
Week 04 - Form finding methodology and Methods
  • Conceptual Development of Tensile Membrane Structures
  • Continuum Mechanics
  • Principle of Virtual Work
  • Finite element discretization of membrane structures
  • Form Finding
  • Structural Analysis
  • Cutting Patterns
  • Module Requisites
Week 05 - Form Finding Methods
  • Concept of Minimal Surface
  • Methodologies - Physical Models, Soap films, & Computational methods
  • Geometric Non-linearity
  • Categorising Form-finding methods
  • Force Density Method
  • Assumed Geometric Stiffness Method
  • Updated Reference Strategy Method
  • Form-finding Vs Form-dictating
  • Searching for equilibrium prestress
    • Number of form-finding steps
    • Elastic Control
    • Element Size Control
  • Projection Method
  • Tension Method
Week 06 - Implementation of RFEM
  • Prelimnary Form-finding
  • Default Form-finding
  • Comparison of GSM Method, Hybrid Method, and Analytical Method
  • Form-finding of Cone structure Demonstration
Week 07 - Materials
  • Isotropic and Orthotropic materials and its applications
  • Different materials available in the market
  • Demonstration with different materials
Week 08 - Structural Analysis
  • Structural Analysis of membrane structure for dead, live, and wind loads
  • The wrinkling phenomenon of membrane structures
  • Demonstration of Analysis of membrane structures for a existing structure
Week 09 - Patterns
  • Cutting Pattern Phenomenon
  • Approach
  • Cutting Lines
    • Planar
    • Geodesic lines
  • Flattening Procedure
    • Mathematical flattening
    • Physical flattening
  • Special requirements of flattening procedure
    • Effect of Orthotropic directions
    • Seamlines compatibility
    • Compensation
    • Assembly Allowanes - Welding Requirements
  • Evaluation of cutting patterns
Week 10 - Examples on Patterning
  • Patterning procedure with RFEM
  • Demonstrating Patterning of a Cone structure
Week 11 - Tensile Structures under uncertainties
  • Understanding on CFD
  • Theoretical Wind Simulation using CFD on membrane structures
Week 12 - One Complex Example
  • Modelling & Form finding
  • Results & Patterning

Admission details

The students who are interested in the ‘Master's Certification in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management’ online course can register online through the website,

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How it helps

The Master's Certification in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management enable the students to equip themselves with designing skills for engineering and technical knowledge for project management. The course certification benefits the students by helping them gain career opportunities.

FAQs

Which institute offers the ‘Master's Certification in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management’?

The course is provided by Skill Lync.

What are the prerequisites for the ‘Master's Certification in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management’ classes?

There are no prerequisites for this course.

Will I get a course certificate for the ‘Master's Certification in Buildings - Engineering Design and Project management’ training?

Yes, you will receive the course completion certificate after completing the course study.

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