Department of Civil Engineering

Course Plan
Course: Plain and Reinforced Concrete - II (CE3453)
Course: Plain and Reinforced Concrete - I (CE3443)
Credit hrs: 03 hrs (Contact hrs: 03 hr) i.e. 1.5 hrs Two Lectures per Week
Home-work hrs: 06-09 hrs per Week
Course Instructor: Engr. Dr. Majid Ali
Email: majid.ali@cust.edu.pk
Helping Hours: Monday to Thursday (Break Time)

General Instructions:
 You are doing a professional degree. BE PROFESSIONAL IN ATTITUDE.
 Do home-work on time.
o If you are spending the suggested time on home-work and are unable to get
the concept, then contact the course instructor (because you are not studying
in the right direction).
o If you are spending half of the suggested time and are confident that you are
understanding well, then contact the course instructor (because you are not
studying in the right direction).
 Attendance will be marked within first two minutes. Be on time.
 Follow discipline.
 Cheating/fraud will not be tolerated.
Course Learning Outcomes:
At the end of the course, the student will be able:
CLO:1 to report on the concepts of earthquake-resistant design, retrofitting and
pre-stressing of RC structures including their step-wise procedures for
simple cases. (C5) PLO-1 30%
CLO:2 to design miscellaneous and complex RC structural members under
different conditions (i.e. loadings, boundary etc) by manual calculations. (C6) PLO-03 40%
CLO:3 to seek clarification and justify (i) step-wise procedures for earthquake-
resistant design, retrofitting, pre-stressing and (ii) manual gravity designs
of miscellaneous and complex RC members. (A3) - 15%
CLO:4 to develop (i) finite element model of simple RC structure under
seismic loadings & its structural detailing using computer programs
(e.g. ETABS/SAFE/AUTOCAD) & (ii) models for design of
miscellaneous & complex RC members using software. - - 15%

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Weekly Schedule:
Teachin Main Topic Sub-Topic Remarks
g Week
 REVISION FROM PLAIN AND
REINFORCED CONCRETE – I
 Visual study of damage pattern in
existing concrete structures
Evaluation,  Seismic Risk Assessment
1 Assessment  Evaluation and assessment of
and concrete of existing concrete
Retrofitting structures 12.5%
of Existing
 Evaluation and assessment of steel of
Concrete
existing concrete structures
Structures
(Section 4)  Retrofitting of structural elements at
macro level (jacketing etc)

A1 / Q1
2  Retrofitting of structural elements at
micro level (crack repairs etc)
 Practical cases and examples
 Base shear
 Seismic Zones and Soil types
Introductio  Response modification factor
n to  Importance factor
3
earthquake  Time Period
resistant  Seismic Weight 15%
design of  Seismic service and factored load
structures combinations
(Section 3)  Dynamic bearing capacity
4  Seismic detailing for structural
members
Computer  Seismic Computer aided analysis and
Aided design of framed structure
5 Analysis  Auto Cad drawing 7%
and Design - Continued from previous
(Section 6)
 Principles of pre-stressing Assignment 2
A2

Pre-
 Properties and Importance of high
stressing
strength concrete and steel used in
Principles
6 pre-stressing 12.5%
and Design
Philosophy  Behavioral aspects of pre-stressed
(Section 5) beams and comparison with
reinforced concrete beams

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Teachin Main Topic Sub-Topic Remarks

g Week
 Post tensioning and pre-tensioning
techniques

A1
 Profiles of post-tensioned tendons, Assignment 1
bonded and non-bonded tendons
 Pre-stress losses, immediate and time-

Q1
7 dependent losses, lump sum and
detailed estimation of pre-stress loss
 Analysis and design of pre-stressed Quiz 1
beams
Introductio  Analysis and design of stairs
n to  Analysis and design of water tanks
Analysis

Mid-term preparation
and Design
of
-
Miscellaneo
8
us
Structural
Elements
(Section 1)
 Revision
-
Mid Term

 General queries
Analysis  Analysis and design of parapet wall
and Design  Analysis and design of boundary wall
9 of  Analysis and design of gravity
A3 / Q2

Miscellaneo retaining wall

22.5%
us  Analysis and design of cantilever
Structural retaining wall
Elements  Analysis and design of culverts
10 (Section 1)  Introduction to analysis and design of
bride
11 Introductio  Analysis & design of flat plate slab Quiz 2
n to  Analysis and design of flat slab
Analysis  Analysis and design of waffle slab
A3 / Q3

and Design
of Complex  Analysis and design of slender
22.5%
Q4

12
Structural columns
Elements  Analysis and design of shear walls
13  Analysis and design of eccentric

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Teachin Main Topic Sub-Topic Remarks

g Week
(Section 2) footing
 Analysis and design of strap and mat
footing
 Analysis and design of raft footing
 Analysis and design of piles and pile
cap
 Analysis and design of bouyants
footing
 Computer aided analysis and design Quiz 3
Computer of miscellaneous structural members
Aided
 Auto Cad drawing
Analysis 8%
14  Computer aided analysis and design Assignment 3
and Design
(Section 6) of complex structural members
 Auto Cad drawing
Introductio Continued from lecture 2 of week 2 Quiz 4
n to
earthquake
resistant
design of
structures
(Section 3)

A4
Analysis Continued from lecture 2 of week 10
and Design
15
of
Miscellaneo
us
Structural
Elements
(Section 1) A4

Analysis Continued from lecture 2 of week 13

and Design
preparation

of Complex
Final-term

16 Structural
Elements
(Section 2)
- Revision
Exam Preparation

Exam Fall 2016

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Contents for assessment

Allocated Allocated marks Contents Related
marks distribution CLO
Allocated
Main item according
percentage Sub Total
to Marks
item Marks
03SCH
1 15 Sections 3, 4 and 5 CLO-1
Assignments 15% 45 2 15 45 Sections 1 and 2 CLO-2
3 15 Sections 6&3 CLO-4
1 15 Sections 1 and 2 CLO-2
Project 10% 30 30
2 15 Sections 6&1 and 6&2 CLO-4
1 15 Sections 3, 4 and 5 CLO-1
Quizes 15% 45 2 15 45 Sections 1 and 2 CLO-2
4 15 Sections 1 and 2 CLO-3
Sections 3, 4 and 5 CLO-1
Mid-term 20% 60 - 60
&CLO-3
A. 12% from CLO-1,
Sections 3,4&5 and 6 CLO-2,
Final Exam 40% 120 - 120
B. 28% from CLO-3
Sections 1&2 and 6&1, 6&2 &CLO-4
Total
- 300 - 300
marks

Marks distribution
CLOs CLO-1 CLO-2 CLO-3 CLO-4
(Report on – (Design – C6) (Seek Clarification (Re-create – -)
Assessment
C5) and Justify – A3)
Modules
A2 = 5%
(Section 3&6)
Assignments A1 = 5% A3 = 5% -
(20%) (Sections 3, 4, & 5) (Sections 1 & 2) A4 = 5%
(Sections 1&6
and 2&6)
Q2 = 5%
Quizzes Q1 = 5% (Sections 1) Q4 = 5%
(20%) (Sections 3, 4, & 5) Q3 = 5% (Sections 1 & 2)
(Sections 2)
Midterm Exam 15% - 5%
(20%) (Sections 3, 4, & 5) (Sections 3, 4, & 5)

Final Exam 5% 10% (Sections 1) 5% 5%

(40%) (Sections 1&6,
(Sections 3, 4, & 5) 15% (Sections 2) (Sections 3, 4, & 5)
2&6 and 3&6)

Total 30% 40% 15% 15%

Note: Grading will be as per university policy.

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Content wise assessment

CLOs Total Allocated
Mid- Final-
Section Quiz Assignment Project Teaching
term term
weeks
1 CLO-2 5% 2.5% 5% 10% 22.5% 3.5
& 3
2 5% 2.5% 15% 22.5%
CLO-3
3 CLO-1 2% 2% 7% 4% 15% 2.5
4 & 1.5% 1.5% 6.5% 3% 12.5% 2
5 CLO-3 1.5% 1.5% 6.5% 3% 12.5% 2
6 CLO-4 5% 5% 5% 15% 2
REV 1
Total 15% 15% 10% 20% 40% 100% 16 weeks

Assignment 1: (5%)
Submit the maintained register to
i. report on the concepts of earthquake-resistant design, retrofitting and pre-stressing of RC
structures including their step-wise procedures for simple cases.
ii. seek clarification and justify step-wise procedures for earthquake-resistant design, retrofitting,
pre-stressing.

Assignment 2: (5%)
Submit a report on procedures for computer-aided seismic analysis and design of framed structure (on A4
and A3 size pages).

Assignment 3: (5%)
Submit the maintained register to
i. design (a) miscellaneous and (b) complex RC structural members under different conditions (i.e.
loadings, boundary etc) by manual calculations.
ii. seek clarification and justify manual gravity designs of (a) miscellaneous and (b) complex RC
members.

Assignment 4 (Real-world problem): (5%)

i. Submit a report on procedures for computer-aided analysis and design of selected miscellaneous
structural members (on A4 and A3 size pages).
ii. Submit a report on procedures for computer-aided analysis and design of selected complex RC
structural members (on A4 and A3 size pages).

Quiz 4 (Real-world problem): (5%)

i. Submit a manual design report of miscellaneous structural members (on A4 size pages).
ii. Submit a manual design report of complex structural members (on A4 size pages).

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