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CENV2031 2027-28
Structural Analysis
Every building, bridge, and piece of infrastructure relies on structures that can safely carry loads without failure. In this module, you will learn how civil engineers understand, analyse, and check the behaviour of structural elements such as beams, columns, trusses, and frames.
Structural analysis is a core skill in civil engineering and underpins the design of safe, efficient, and sustainable infrastructure. By understanding how forces move through structures and how collapse can occur, engineers can design solutions that are both resilient and sustainable.
By the end of the module, you will be able to break down real engineering problems, calculate how structures deform and carry load, and judge whether a structure is safe. You will develop strong problem-solving skills, gain experience with industry-standard structural analysis software, and learn how to interpret results critically.
This module provides a foundation for later study in structural design, advanced analysis, and professional engineering practice. -
CENV2031 2026-27
Structural Analysis
Every building, bridge, and piece of infrastructure relies on structures that can safely carry loads without failure. In this module, you will learn how civil engineers understand, analyse, and check the behaviour of structural elements such as beams, columns, trusses, and frames.
Structural analysis is a core skill in civil engineering and underpins the design of safe, efficient, and sustainable infrastructure. By understanding how forces move through structures and how collapse can occur, engineers can design solutions that are both resilient and sustainable.
By the end of the module, you will be able to break down real engineering problems, calculate how structures deform and carry load, and judge whether a structure is safe. You will develop strong problem-solving skills, gain experience with industry-standard structural analysis software, and learn how to interpret results critically.
This module provides a foundation for later study in structural design, advanced analysis, and professional engineering practice. -
CENV2036 2027-28
Structural Design
This module aims to provide a detailed understanding and practical application of methods of structural analysis and design to approved codes of practice relevant to typical steel and concrete framed structures. This module will build on the content of CENV2031 Structural Analysis to cover the conceptualisation and detailed design of beams, columns, slabs and connections in reinforced concrete and steel incorporating limit state principles. -
CENV2036 2026-27
Structural Design
This module aims to provide a detailed understanding and practical application of methods of structural analysis and design to approved codes of practice relevant to typical steel and concrete framed structures. This module will build on the content of CENV2031 Structural Analysis to cover the conceptualisation and detailed design of beams, columns, slabs and connections in reinforced concrete and steel incorporating limit state principles. -
SOES2037 2027-28
Structural Geology and GIS
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SOES2037 2028-29
Structural Geology and GIS
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SOES2037 2026-27
Structural Geology and GIS
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CENV3067 2026-27
Structural Stability and Finite Element Analysis
This module builds on the structural mechanics, analysis and design modules in Parts 1 and 2. It covers structural stability and the influence of material and geometric nonlinearity; it also introduces the theory and underlying principles of the finite element method as applied to the analysis of structures. -
CENV3067 2027-28
Structural Stability and Finite Element Analysis
This module builds on the structural mechanics, analysis and design modules in Parts 1 and 2. It covers structural stability and the influence of material and geometric nonlinearity; it also introduces the theory and underlying principles of the finite element method as applied to the analysis of structures. -
CENV3067 2028-29
Structural Stability and Finite Element Analysis
This module builds on the structural mechanics, analysis and design modules in Parts 1 and 2. It covers structural stability and the influence of material and geometric nonlinearity; it also introduces the theory and underlying principles of the finite element method as applied to the analysis of structures.