ASCE's Structural Earthquake Engineering for Buildings Certificate Program teaches seismic analysis and design through five on-demand courses.
ASCE's Structural Earthquake Engineering for Buildings Certificate Program is a series of career-focused courses taught by practising engineers and university professors, giving professional engineers skills used in seismic engineering. The curriculum covers the fundamental concepts of earthquake engineering, seismic analysis of buildings, and design and detailing of steel and concrete structures, with information for both new and existing buildings.
The programme requires five on-demand courses completed within one year of enrolment, after which participants earn a certificate of completion and a digital badge. Coursework addresses the earthquake engineering concepts underlying ASCE 7, ASCE 7 procedures for seismic load analysis of buildings and other structures, and the seismic analysis and design of steel and concrete structures; a bachelor of science in civil engineering with a structural major is the suggested prerequisite.
| Attribute | ASCE Structural Earthquake Engineering for Buildings Certificate Program | FIP MEC Training | |
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| Founded | — | 1945 | |
| Sells To | — | Engineering and Construction |
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Synergie's Design of Earthquake Resistant Structures course covers Eurocode 8 seismic design, hazard assessment, and structural dynamics over two days.
Eucentre trains practitioners in earthquake engineering through short courses run with the Order of Engineers of Pavia.
Synergie's Design of Earthquake Resistant Structures course covers Eurocode 8 seismic design, hazard assessment, and structural dynamics over two days.
Eucentre trains practitioners in earthquake engineering through short courses run with the Order of Engineers of Pavia.