Structural Engineering Graduate Manual

[Structureslover]

Hello!

I've seen from a couple of posts that there are graduate manuals posted on this forum.

Been to the threads, but the links are not there.

http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=267373

There is one from Asixth, but Rowingengineer's manual is not up for grabs.

If anyone can post the link here, I'd appreciate it!

Regards

 

[Ingenuity]

but Rowingengineer's manual is not up for grabs.

Try this...Link

 

[Structureslover]

Many thanks

Just saw the link right after I posted this thread.

Is there an updated version?

 

[Ingenuity]

Not sure. And the manual has a 'down under' bent to it...i.e. Australian flavour!

 

[Structureslover]

Nice! Just recently graduated from Australia too.

Here is my contribution, a 3rd year assignment handed to us. Modelling structures in relevant software packages.

http://files.engineering.com/getfil...94dead05&file=P_(sa365_06_worksheets_sof).pdf

Interesting structures.

 

[Trenno]

Also being a recent Australian grad (1.5 years out now), my biggest recommendation would be to head over to the AS/NZ Code forums and just read. Read until your eyes get sore.

Link. You'll notice I have posted many threads there, hopefully not annoying the others. Gotta learn somehow!

 

[Ingenuity]

Me: UTS grad from 1987.

Congrats on your recent graduation. Let the real-world learning begin.

 

[Ingenuity]

Also being a recent Australian grad (1.5 years out now)

Sandgroper too?

 

[Trenno]

After a quick google, no unfortunately not! Haha.

UQ / Brisbane for me.

 

[bowlingdanish]

"Speak selectively and infrequently; talk only when it is an improvement on silence."

I must say, that is awful advice.