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The document outlines the course CV80662 - Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures II for Year 3 Civil Engineering students in the second semester of 2025-2026. It details prerequisites, course aims, grading policy, reading materials, syllabus topics, and design standards, emphasizing the importance of understanding concrete structure design and relevant codes of practice. Key topics include the design of beams, slabs, columns, foundations, and various structural elements.
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Lecture 0syllabus Introduction

The document outlines the course CV80662 - Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures II for Year 3 Civil Engineering students in the second semester of 2025-2026. It details prerequisites, course aims, grading policy, reading materials, syllabus topics, and design standards, emphasizing the importance of understanding concrete structure design and relevant codes of practice. Key topics include the design of beams, slabs, columns, foundations, and various structural elements.
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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND GEOMATIC


ENGINEERING

CV80662-Design of Reinforced Concrete


Structures II

Year 3 CEGE ( WRE)


Second Semester
2025-2026
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CV80662-Design of Reinforced
concrete Structures II
• Module Details
– Module Code and title: CV80662 Design of Reinforced
concrete Structures II

– Prerequisites: Engineering Physics, Engineering


Mathematics, Engineering drawing, Building Materials,
Engineering Mechanics, Strength of Materials, Concrete
technology, Structural Analysis, Design of Reinforced
concrete Structures-I
• Lecturer:
– Eng. NTIHEMUKA Fulgence (Msc)

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Course/Module Aim
This professional course is intended
➢ to acquaint the civil engineering student with the fundamentals of
design of concrete structures and the behavior of the structural
members and the constituent materials so that the designed
elements and system are durable with appropriate long-term
serviceability performance.

➢ To develop the understanding and application of design


procedures for various materials (particularly steel and concrete)
related to professional codes of practice.

➢ To further develop analytical and conceptual understanding of


structural action through the design of elements and simple
structures.
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Programme
Grading Policy

• Homework & Project: 20%


• Quizzes: 10%
• Midterm Exam 20%
• Final Exam 50%

Exams Dates:

• Midterm Exam will be announced by the Lecturer


• Final Exam: will be announced by the
School/Department
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Reading Materials
▪ Reinforced concrete design, 2nd edition, Kennet Leet.
▪ Reinforced concrete design, 3rd edition, L. Spiegel and George F.
Limbrunner.
▪ Simplified Design of Concrete Structures, 6th edition, Harry Parker and
J. Ambrose.
• Mosley, W.H., B., Bungey, J.H.,& Hulse, R., 2007: Reinforced Concrete
Design to Eurocode 2: Sixth Edition

• Some OTHER good sources for this course are:

• [Link], J.H. BUNGEY., Reinforced concrete design, 3rd


Edn., MacMillan Education, London, 1987.
• MACGINIEY,T.J., CHOO., B.S., Reinforced concrete, design
Theory and examples, Nottingham University, London 1990.
• SRAY. S.S., Reinforced concrete, Analysis and design, Blackwell
Science Ltd, London 1995.
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Syllabus
The following topics will be discussed:
➢Review of design of reinforced concrete structures I
• R.C Beams (Review)
• R.C Slabs (Review)
• R.C Columns
• R.C Foundations
➢Project design
➢Design of other types of slabs
➢Eccentrically loaded columns: short columns, slender
columns
➢Water retaining structures
➢Deep foundations
➢Retaining walls
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Design Standards
•Our design will refer to EUROCODE
Calculation, Design aids and Computation
•Calculations form the major part of the design process. They are
needed to determine the loading on the elements and structure
and to carry out the analysis and design of the elements.

•Design aids in the form of charts and tables are an important part
of the designer’s equipment.

•These aids make exact design methods easier to apply, shorten


design time and lessen the possibility of making errors

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LOADINGS ON BEAMS

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