Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Overview: Examines slipform concrete construction principles and methods, focusing on equipment systems, material behavior, quality control, construction sequencing, and applications in vertical and continuously cast structures.
Course ID: REI101 | Credits: 5 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Description: Examines the mechanical and structural behavior of steel and reinforced concrete under various loading scenarios. Focuses on design considerations, durability, and failure prevention through quality control and inspection.
Course ID: HAG101 | Credits: 3 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Description: Analyzes the structural genius of the Hagia Sophia, a nearly 1500-year-old architectural marvel. Focuses on dome design, foundation resilience, and adaptability to seismic activity over centuries.
Course ID: GAT101 | Credits: 4 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Description: Chronicles the engineering and construction challenges behind the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, covering structural form, material selection, stability design, and the innovative erection methods used.
Course ID: ARE101 | Credits: 3 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Description: Reviews the progressive structural failure of the iconic Arecibo telescope. Examines cable anchorage issues, material fatigue, load distribution, and warning signs that went unheeded.
Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Overview: Reviews structural deformation surveying principles and practices, including measurement techniques, instrumentation, data interpretation, and monitoring of movement and settlement in engineered structures.
Course ID: LPC101 | Credits: 4 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: Originally developed content from Cadistics Courseware
Course Description: Explains how the uninterrupted transfer of loads from roof to foundation ensures structural stability. Includes guidance on identifying and mitigating discontinuities introduced during remodeling or poor construction.
Course ID: MSP101 | Credits: 8 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: US FHWA
Course Description: Presents environmentally sustainable strategies for concrete pavement design, including recycling, life-cycle analysis, and performance optimization using modern materials and construction practices.
Publication Source: Cadistics Courseware
Course Overview: Examines the engineering design and construction challenges of the Lakhta Center, focusing on unique structural systems, foundation solutions, wind and seismic considerations, and high-rise performance requirements under sub-zero, arctic conditions.
Course ID: URC101 | Credits: 2 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: US FHWA
Course Description: Discusses engineering guidelines and practical methods for incorporating recycled concrete as aggregate in new pavement layers, focusing on structural integrity and environmental impact.
Course ID: BSC101 | Credits: 1 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: US FHWA
Course Description: Explores the engineering design of base and subbase layers, addressing material types, compaction techniques, and drainage considerations essential to pavement longevity.
Publication Source: US FHWA
Course Description: Investigates causes of cracking, spalling, curling, and settlement in concrete structures. Topics include shrinkage, freeze-thaw cycles, load fatigue, and subgrade movement.
Publication Source: US DOT (Federal Highway Administration)
Course Description: Provides strategies and best practices for preserving and extending the life of existing bridge structures through inspection, preventative maintenance, and rehabilitation methods.
Publication Source: US Navy NAVEDTRA
Course Description: Introduces layout principles, measurement techniques, and fabrication methods for structural steel members, with emphasis on shop drawings, welding prep, and error mitigation.
Course ID: RCC101 | Credits: 8 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: USACE (Corp of Engineers)
Course Description: Covers the material design, placement methods, and compaction techniques for roller-compacted concrete used in dam, pavement, and industrial slab applications.
Publication Source: US Navy NAVEDTRA
Course Description: Teaches proper bar cutting, bending, tying, and placement for reinforced concrete construction, with emphasis on structural codes and tolerance adherence.
Publication Source: USDA NRCS
Course Description: Provides simplified yet code-compliant design techniques for abutments in low-volume and rural bridge systems, focusing on soil-structure interaction and hydraulic constraints.
Publication Source: US Navy NAVEDTRA
Course Description: Outlines foundational concepts in concrete construction, including formwork setup, batching, placing, finishing, and curing techniques for general civil and structural projects.
Publication Source: US NAVY NAVEDTRA
Course Description: Introduces construction principles of cast-in-place concrete and masonry systems, addressing material properties, bonding, reinforcement, and typical failure prevention.
Publication Source: US FHWA
Course Description: Explores the mechanisms of scour in clay and silt soils under hydraulic action. Emphasizes erosion resistance, critical shear stress, and design considerations for bridge foundations.
Publication Source: US FHWA
Course Description: Examines the performance and sustainability benefits of using fly ash in concrete mixes for road construction, including mix design, durability, and strength performance.
Publication Source: US Corp of Engineers
Course Description: Discusses the impact of ice formation, movement, and pressure on piers, piles, and offshore structures, with models to predict force magnitude and guide resilient design.
Course ID: TCP101 | Credits: 1 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: US FHWA
Course Description: Introduces the application of thin concrete overlays to restore pavement performance and extend service life, including preparation, thickness design, and bonding techniques.
Publication Source: US Navy NAVEDTRA
Course Description: Details lab and field testing standards for civil engineering materials, including compaction tests, slump, compressive strength, and asphalt binder evaluations.
Publication Source: US Navy NAVEDTRA
Course Description: Covers the principles and procedures for proportioning and designing concrete and asphalt mixtures to meet strength, durability, and performance requirements.
Publication Source: US Corp of Engineers
Course Description: Describes shotcrete application techniques, equipment, mix designs, quality control, and structural considerations for reinforced concrete systems.
Course ID: EFF101 | Credits: 4 PDH | Format: PDF
Publication Source: US NRCS
Course Description: Examines how streambed erosion, or scour, compromises the integrity of bridges, culverts, and other hydraulic structures, and presents design mitigation strategies.