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Teaching Materials - Contents

Chapter Nos.	Description of Chapters
No 1.	HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISTICS OF STRUCTURAL STEELS
No 2.	CORROSION, FIRE PROTECTION AND FATIGUE CONSIDERATIONS OF STEEL STRUCTURES
No 3.	ROLE OF STRUCTURAL ENGINEER IN THE 21st CENTURY
No 4.	INTRODUCTION TO LIMIT STATES
No 5.	DESIGN OF TENSION MEMBERS
No 6.	INTRODUCTION TO COLUMN BUCKLING
No 7.	INTRODUCTION TO PLATE BUCKLING
No 8.	LOCAL BUCKLING AND SECTION CLASSIFICATION
No 9.	LATERALLY RESTRAINED BEAMS
No 10.	DESIGN OF AXIALLY LOADED COLUMNS
No 11.	UNRESTRAINED BEAM DESIGN � I
No 12.	UNRESTRAINED BEAM DESIGN � II
No 13.	DESIGN OF BEAM-COLUMNS - I
No 14.	DESIGN OF BEAM-COLUMNS - II
No 14. (Ex)	DESIGN OF BEAM-COLUMNS - II (Worked Out Examples)
No 15.	PLATE GIRDERS - I
No 16.	PLATE GIRDERS � II
No 16. (Ex)	PLATE GIRDERS � II (Worked Out Examples)
No 17.	BEAMS SUBJECTED TO TORSION AND BENDING -I
No 18.	BEAMS SUBJECTED TO TORSION AND BENDING - II
No 19.	COLD FORMED STEEL SECTIONS � I
No 20.	COLD FORMED STEEL SECTIONS- II
No 21.	COMPOSITE BEAMS � I
No 22.	COMPOSITE BEAMS � II
No 23.	COMPOSITE FLOORS - I
No 24.	COMPOSITE FLOORS - II
No 24. (Ex)	COMPOSITE FLOORS - II (Worked Out Examples)
No 25.	STEEL-CONCRETE COMPOSITE COLUMNS-I
No 26.	STEEL-CONCRETE COMPOSITE COLUMNS-II
No 27.	TRUSSES
No 28.	STEEL BEAMS WITH WEB OPENINGS
No 29.	CONNECTION DESIGN � DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
No 30.	WELDS � STATIC AND FATIGUE STRENGTH � I
No 31.	WELDS- STATIC AND FATIGUE STRENGTH � II
No 31. (Ex)	WELDS- STATIC AND FATIGUE STRENGTH � II (Worked Out Examples)
No 32.	WELD - STATIC AND FATIGUE STRENGTH -III
No 33.	BOLTED CONNECTIONS � I
No 34.	BOLTED CONNECTIONS � II
No 34 (Ex).	BOLTED CONNECTIONS � II (Worked Out Examples)
No 35.	PLASTIC ANALYSIS
No 36.	PORTAL FRAMES
No 36. (Ex)	COMPOSITE FLOORS - I
No 37.	MULTI-STOREY BUILDINGS - I
No 38.	MULTI-STOREY BUILDINGS - II
No 38. (Ex)	MULTI-STOREY BUILDINGS - II (Worked Out Examples)
No 39.	MULTI-STOREY BUILDINGS � III
No 40.	MULTI � STOREY BUILDINGS � IV
No 41.	FABRICATION AND ERECTION OF STRUCTURAL STEELWORK
No 42.	LEARNING FROM FAILURES: CASE STUDIES
No 43.	STEEL BRIDGES - I
No 44.	STEEL BRIDGES -II
No 44. (Ex)	COMPOSITE FLOORS - I
No 45.	EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT DESIGN OF STEEL STRUCTURES
No 45. (Ex)	EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT DESIGN OF STEEL STRUCTURES (Worked Out Examples)

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