Are you a Student in Civil/Structural Engineering who would like to learn additional technical information to help you start your career as a structural engineer?
Carrie Bremer, PE of Schaefer and Stephen Metz, PE of SMBH are excited to be involved in SE Apprentice, aimed at bringing examples of real-world engineering problems to students.
In a carefully crafted series of presentations, Carrie and Stephen will guide students through the design of an actual project – the South Central Chiller Plant Generator Building at The Ohio State University. This series aims to present ideas and concepts not typically learned in class, and combine these with real world knowledge of how a building and project come together, to help give students an idea of what to expect on a project they would work on in the office.
Currently on the schedule for SE Apprentice are the following four live web seminars:
Session 1: Loads; What are they and Where do they Come From?
Thursday, October 15th: 6:00 – 7:00 pm EDT
Session 2: Structural Systems and Load Paths
Wednesday, October 28th: 6:00 – 7:00 pm EDT
Session 3: Design and Coordination
Thursday, November 12th: 6:00 – 7:00 pm EST
Session 4: Contract Documents
Wednesday, November 18th: 6:00 – 7:00 pm EST
All sessions will begin at 6pm Eastern Time, and last for 60 minutes.
These sessions will be most applicable to Seniors and Graduate Students, and may also be helpful for younger students.