What is a structural engineer? Use our guide to learn what structural engineers do and how to become one, including required degrees and licensure.

3 credit hours. Advanced Mechanics of Materials for Structural Engineering extends the concepts learned in a typical undergraduate Mechanics of Materials course to types of elements generally excluded ...

While project managers coordinate timelines and architects design visual experiences, structural engineers perform the invisible work that determines whether ...

Learn advanced techniques to evaluate structures as a building engineer. Design building components and systems in structural steel, reinforced and prestressed concrete, masonry, and/or timber.

Architectural The structural design option prepares the Architectural Engineer to analyze, design and detail the structural components of building systems. The curriculum builds upon a strong ...

Learn to address the likelihood of structural failure. Perform risk analysis associated with environmental loads to structures under static and dynamic loadings. Master the basics of performance-based ...

Knowing basic load paths protects barbecue decks from sagging, aids in reading home-inspection reports, and makes DIY projects safer. Structural engineering, translated for daily living.

The Structural Engineering and Structural Mechanics (SESM) research area teaches and perform research on mechanics of solids, mechanics of structures, and structural engineering. Our research spans ...