Basics of aeronautical and aerospace engineering. Aircraft structure and it's design. Fundamentals of aircraft forces and aerodynamics.

As an associate professor of industrial sciences and mechanical engineering, I give private lessons at the following level: * Course of the mechanical modules of solids. * Rational mechanics course. For schools and technical faculties * RDM and MMC courses * Mechanical construction course * Course of industrial computing modules

Are you interested in mastering structural analysis software like ETABS and Robot Structural Analysis? Whether you're a student, a recent graduate, or a professional looking to enhance your skills, my classes are designed for you! About Me: I am a freelance structural engineer with extensive experience in analyzing and designing various projects, including both concrete and steel structures. I have successfully collaborated on university projects, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. My goal is to empower you with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the field of structural engineering. Course Outline: Introduction to Structural Analysis: Fundamentals of structural engineering Overview of software applications in design ETABS: • ETABS is one of the premier software applications for structural analysis and design, tailored specifically for building systems. In our ETABS module, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of its powerful capabilities. We will cover the essential features, including how to create complex models of multi-story buildings, apply various loads, and analyze their responses to dynamic forces such as wind and earthquakes. You will learn best practices for reinforcing concrete structures and optimizing designs for both strength and serviceability. Through hands-on projects, you will become proficient in interpreting analytical results, generating design reports, and ensuring compliance with international design codes. By the end of this segment, you will have the ability to confidently utilize ETABS for real-world engineering challenges. Robot Structural Analysis: • Robot Structural Analysis is a robust software solution that provides advanced simulation capabilities for structural engineers tackling intricate design challenges. In our Robot module, you'll explore the software's extensive tools for analyzing a wide range of structures, from simple beams to complex frames and trusses. We will delve into advanced analysis methods, including linear and non-linear static analysis, dynamic response analysis, and more. You will learn how to effectively use load combinations, perform detailed design checks for both concrete and steel structures, and evaluate the structural integrity under various loading conditions. This module emphasizes the importance of optimal performance and efficiency in design, equipping you with the knowledge to use Robot Structural Analysis for sophisticated project requirements. Real-life case studies will provide valuable context and enhance your practical skills. Concrete and Steel Design: Principles of design for both materials Practical case studies and projects Freelancing Tips: Managing client projects Best practices for successful freelancing in structural engineering Course Goals and Outcomes Within just 10 sessions, you will develop the necessary skills to work with either ETABS or Robot Structural Analysis, enabling you to take on real-world projects confidently. By the end of the course, you will be well-prepared to apply your knowledge and expertise in practical engineering scenarios Why Choose My Classes? Hands-on experience with real-world projects Interactive learning environment Personalized guidance tailored to your learning pace

This course offers a comprehensive exploration of structural engineering principles, designed for both beginners and those seeking to deepen their knowledge. We will cover foundational concepts such as load analysis and structural systems, before progressing to advanced topics including indeterminate structures analysis. Join me to build a solid foundation and advance your existing knowledge through a set of appropriate theoretical concepts and practical examples

the student will learn the theory of the topic before going into the application to pilot and master everything later. I have mastered the art of teaching for more than twenty years. I dealt with plenty of students from different continentss and cultures. Do not worry, whatever your help request was in any subject in the domain of structural engineering, we can manage and offer reliable and efficient guidance

This in-depth course is designed for engineers who want to master the use of leading finite element software—ANSYS and ABAQUS. Participants will learn advanced simulation techniques to solve complex engineering problems in structural, thermal, and dynamic analysis. By the end of the course, engineers will be equipped with the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to effectively model, analyze, and optimize engineering systems. Key Learning Objectives: _ Understand fundamental concepts of Matring analysis in ANSYS/ABAQUS. _ Learn to model nonlinear material behavior and interactions. _ Master techniques for simulating complex loading conditions. _ Gain proficiency in interpreting and validating simulation results.

AutoCAD software was created in 1982 by Autodesk Inc., headquartered in San Rafael, California. Its usefulness is such that the updates follow one another to offer users ever more functionalities. Since 2004, Autodesk Inc. releases a new version of its software every year. AutoCAD is a universal CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) and CAD (Computer Aided Design) application. Our course will be based on the operation of the software the commands of the software and their operation, the application of the course on software

I offer private tuition and grinds in Third-Level Structural Engineering. My specialities include the following: structural analysis; design using the five main materials – RC, steel, masonry, timber & prestressed concrete; mechanics of materials / solid mechanics; bridge design; technical graphics; concrete technology; construction; scheme design; fire engineering; maths; physics. My tutoring philosophy involves patience, yet persistence. If it’s not working one way, let’s work at it together. If it’s still not working that way, let’s try another avenue. Words ex-colleagues have used to describe me in the past would include a good communicator, personable, organised, enthusiastic, positive and a good listener.

This course offers an in-depth exploration of concrete structural design using ETABS software, tailored for civil engineering students and professionals. ETABS is a leading software in structural analysis and design, widely used in the engineering industry. In this course, you will: Gain a comprehensive understanding of ETABS and its capabilities. Learn how to model and analyze concrete structures, including beams, columns, slabs, and foundations. Understand the design principles and codes related to concrete structures. Develop the skills to interpret and validate analysis results. Explore advanced features of ETABS for optimizing structural designs. Through practical examples and hands-on exercises, you'll develop the proficiency needed to effectively use ETABS for real-world structural engineering projects. This course is ideal for those looking to enhance their technical skills and apply them in professional practice.

I specialized in metrology and engineering work shop technology subject. My goal is to keep you challenged but not overwhelmed. I assigned little bit home work after every lesson and provide periodic progress. This class is for inspiring engineering subject class you will learn about the engineering metrology instrument used in workshop for measuring different experimental object or to check the quality of manufactured object, about both metric and imperial (Fractional) measuring system and basic tools and equipment used in workshop, hazards at work places and safety equipment and PPE,S identification and use and identification of signs at engineering work place, fire prevention and equipment used to extinguish the fire.

Aeronautics is an incredibly captivating and cutting-edge field that has the power to inspire students to pursue their studies in aerospace engineering. It offers a fascinating blend of science and technology, allowing students to explore the principles of flight, aerodynamics, and aircraft design. With aeronautics, students can venture into the realm of space exploration, unmanned aerial vehicles, supersonic flight, and future air transportation technologies like electric aircraft and vertical take-off and landing vehicles. The field of aeronautics presents endless opportunities for innovation and pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the skies, making it an enticing and rewarding area of study for aspiring aerospace enthusiasts. TOPICS COVERED: Aerodynamics: The study of airflow around aircraft and how it affects their performance Aircraft Structures: Understanding the design and analysis of aircraft components for safety and durability. Propulsion Systems: Learning about different propulsion technologies, such as jet engines and propellers. Flight Mechanics: Analyzing the dynamics and control of aircraft during flight. Aircraft Design: The process of conceptualizing, modeling, and optimizing aircraft configurations. Aircraft Stability and Control: Understanding the stability and control characteristics of aircraft during various maneuvers. Aerospace Materials: Learning about materials used in aircraft construction and their properties. Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS): Understanding the design and operation of drones and other unmanned aircraft.

My courses are designed to help students of all levels, from beginner to advanced, achieve their academic goals. Whether you need help with basic concepts or want to deepen your understanding of more complex topics, I am here to guide you. In each session, we will work together to identify your strengths and weaknesses, set achievable goals, and develop a personalized plan to improve your skills. My teaching approach is student-centered, meaning that I adapt my methods to fit your learning style and pace.

Are you a civil engineering student looking to develop a strong foundation in structural analysis? This course is designed to provide you with an introduction to the fundamental principles of structural analysis and preapre you for your tests. You will learn the basics of stress and strain, the behavior of beams, trusses, and frames, and the use of virtual work and energy methods. Through a combination of lectures and hands-on exercises, you will develop the skills necessary to design and analyze simple structures. By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of structural analysis concepts and the ability to apply them to real-world problems. Join us and take the first step towards a successful career in civil engineering.

A full explanation with a solution to issues for all branches of structural engineering, especially Structure Mechanics Structure Analysis, in addition to the design of concrete and metal structures, as well as planar space, geodetic and spherical space, structural space, GPS, and map projection

You may encounter some of the necessary information for civil engineering students and employees in our lessons. You can receive training on courses such as Structural Analysis, Dynamics of Structures, Reinforced Concrete, Steel Structures, Finite Element Method, Earthquake Resistant Structure Design and the use of some computer programs (Sap2000, ETABS, Abaqus, MATLAB, AutoCad, MS Excel, Phyton). This information will be important for both students and staff.

The course covers the principles of force and moment vectors, the distribution of loads, the use of free-body diagrams and the internal forces, with applications to shear and moment diagrams under different loading conditions. It also covers the mechanical behavior (stress-strain relationships) of different materials under tension, compression, torsion, bending, and shear stress. Mohr’s circle, transformation equations, and Hooke’s law are discussed.`