House Structure Graduation Design Guide

Author: Zhou Guo-xing
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Publishing Date: 2004-09-01
Features: The original title of this book is "Guidance for Graduation Design in Civil Engineering." In this revision, the sections on mathematics and mechanics have remained largely unchanged; the parts related to the new codes after 2002 have been basically rewritten or recalculated. The new edition contains more content and clearer explanations. This book is primarily written for undergraduate students of civil engineering. The author has taken into account the needs of young adults seeking career advancement. The text is designed for self-study, with topics ranging in difficulty to meet the needs of different levels. The content covered in this book includes various problems that young students may encounter from their time in school to 3-5 years after graduation. The main content consists of ten parts and forty chapters. It can be studied in an urgent-first manner or in a step-by-step progression. The book includes a large number of graduation design examples and design reference materials. The focus of the book remains on teaching the principles and methods of building structure design. However, many of the regulations, construction requirements, and design examples mentioned in the book are derived from current design codes, new research findings, and engineering design experience. A distinctive feature of this book is that it explains both the theory and the practical application, guiding students to apply the knowledge they learn in class to engineering practice through graduation design exercises. If students can familiarize themselves with this book early on, it will help them excel in future professional courses and master modern design methods. There is no need to wait until graduation design time to dig for water in a thirsty state. The original title of this book was >. In this revision-, the changes in the mathematics and mechanics sections were minimal; the parts related to the new codes after 2002 have been mostly rewritten or recalculated. The new edition is richer in content and clearer in explanation. This book is primarily intended for undergraduate students of civil engineering. The author has taken into account the career aspirations of young adults, making the text suitable for self-study. The topics range in difficulty to cater to different needs. The content of the book covers various issues that young students may face from their time in school to 3-5 years after graduation. The main content includes: the overall design, single-body design, and component design of building structures such as masonry buildings, single-story buildings, multi-story frames, high-rise buildings, grid structures, and foundation engineering, as well as the application of the computer program PKPM in the structural design of multi-story and high-rise buildings. Ten parts and forty chapters. It can be studied in an urgent-first manner or in a step-by-step progression. It includes a large number of graduation design examples and design reference materials. The book remains focused on teaching the principles and methods of building structure design. Many of the regulations, construction requirements, and design examples mentioned in the book are based on current design codes, new research findings, and engineering design experience. A key feature of this book is its ability to both explain theory and teach practical application, guiding students to apply the knowledge they learn in class to engineering practice through graduation design exercises. If students can get acquainted with this book early on, it will help them excel in future professional courses and master modern design methods. There is no need to wait until graduation design time to dig for water in a thirsty state.