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The program in Structural Design and Construction Engineering Technology provides the basic education required for the structural engineer and construction profession.
At Penn State, students have a wealth of opportunities to learn state-of-the-art construction management techniques and train on utilizing leading technologies and software used by industry professionals.
The SDCET program emphasizes structural design principles and construction techniques, preparing students for a career in the construction and design of commercial buildings and bridges.
The objective of this publication is to present a practical guide to the design of structural steel elements for buildings. The document comprises three principal Sections: general guidance,
Engineers have used structural steel to accomplish feats thought impossible, building massive skyscrapers and expansive bridges that have remained for hundreds of years. To grasp the full potential of structural steel, one must understand its various shapes, sizes, and potential uses.
All structural engineering students begin with a background in statics, dynamics, materials, design, and analysis techniques and continue with geotechnical and foundation engineering, advanced concrete and steel design, wood design, and masonry design. Additional course topics include: Wind and earthquake analysis and design
Structural Design (SD) The SD option prepares students for a promising career in the engineering world. This option provides students with additional knowledge to analyze or design various structural systems based on the current standards of practice.
