Chair of Steel Construction, Module Steel Construction I

Steel construction I

Bachelor's degree program in Civil Engineering and Bachelor's degree program in Dual Civil Engineering

Bachelor's degree program in Civil Engineering and Bachelor's degree program in Dual Civil Engineering
5th semester (Dual: 7th semester)
Compulsory module in the specialization Constructive Engineering
4 SWS
6 credit points

The student can design and safely dimension simple steel structures.
The student has knowledge of steel as a material and the basic characteristics of steel construction.
The student has knowledge of the different cross-section classes in steel construction.
The student is able to classify steel construction cross-sections.
The student is able to perform cross-section verifications (bending, longitudinal force, shear force).
The student has knowledge of the basics of welding technology.
The student is able to design welded and bolted connections.
The student is able to perform verifications for welded and bolted connections.

Areas of application and characteristics of steel construction, materials and basic products
Basics of dimensioning in steel construction according to DIN EN 1993
Cross-section classification
Design of steel cross-sections for bending, longitudinal and shear loads
Design and construction of bolted and welded connections, basics of welding technology

Formal
- In accordance with Article 2a § 9 Paragraph 3 FPO-B BAU or Article 2b § 9 Paragraph 3 FPO-B BAU, the prerequisite for participation in the examination is the successful completion of the modules of the first study section. In addition, passing the coursework in this module is a prerequisite for participation in the examination.
Content

The course content of the following modules is also assumed to be known:
- 4BAUBA106 "Structural Mechanics I - Rigid Body Statics";
- 4BAUBA201 "Structural Mechanics II/III - Elastostatics/Dynamics";
- 4BAUBA104 "Building construction".