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SAP2000 Training for Engineers

This document outlines a 2-day, 16-hour training workshop on the fundamentals of using CSI SAP2000 software. Day 1 covers software introduction and interface, model geometry creation, property definition and assignments, and load definition and assignments. Day 2 focuses on analysis and results, steel and concrete frame design, and exercises applying the software to continuous beams, trusses, plane and 3D frames, and seismic analysis. The workshop is led by Director and Training Manager Engr. John Paul Dela Rosa.

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SAP2000 Training for Engineers

This document outlines a 2-day, 16-hour training workshop on the fundamentals of using CSI SAP2000 software. Day 1 covers software introduction and interface, model geometry creation, property definition and assignments, and load definition and assignments. Day 2 focuses on analysis and results, steel and concrete frame design, and exercises applying the software to continuous beams, trusses, plane and 3D frames, and seismic analysis. The workshop is led by Director and Training Manager Engr. John Paul Dela Rosa.

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CSI SAP2000

FUNDAMENTALS
2 DAYS | 9AM TO 6PM
16-HOUR TRAINING & WORKSHOP

PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES
DAY 1

09:00 – 10:45 INTRODUCTION AND INITIALIZATION - (1.75 HRS)

1.1 SOFTWARE INTRODUCTION


1.2 UNIT SETTINGS
1.3 MODEL TEMPLATES
1.4 GRID SYSTEM – COORDINATE SYSTEM
1.5 GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE
1.6 OBJECTS
1.7 GLOBAL AND LOCAL AXES

10:45 – 12:00 MODEL GEOMETRY CREATION - (1.25 HRS)

2.1 DRAW MENU


2.2 EDIT MENU
2.3 DRAW FRAME OBJECTS (COLUMNS, BEAMS, BRACES)
2.4 DRAW AREA OBJECTS (SLABS, WALLS)

12:00 – 13:00 LUNCH BREAK

13:00 – 15:30 PROPERTY DENITION AND ASSIGNMENTS - (2.50 HRS)

3.1 DEFINE MENU


3.2 MATERIAL PROPERTIES
3.3 SECTION PROPERTIES (FRAME SECTIONS, AREA SECTIONS)
3.4 SECTION PROPERTY ASSIGNMENT
3.5 SHELL MESHING
3.6 SUPPORTS (JOINT RESTRAINTS, AREA SPRINGS)
3.7 LOCAL AXES ROTATION
3.8 MODEL ADJUSTMENTS (END-LENGTH OFFSET, INSERTION POINT)

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15:30 – 18:00 LOAD DEFINITION AND ASSIGNMENTS - (2.50 HRS)

4.1 LOAD PATTERNS


4.2 LOAD CASES
4.3 LOAD COMBINATIONS
4.4 JOINT LOADS
4.5 FRAME LOADS
4.6 AREA LOADS
DAY 2

09:00 – 12:00 ANALYSIS AND RESULTS (3.00 HRS)

5.1 RUN ANALYSIS


5.2 DISPLAY MENU
5.3 DEFORMED SHAPES
5.4 REACTIONS (JOINT REACTIONS, SOIL PRESSURE)
5.5 FRAME FORCES
5.6 SHELL FORCES
5.7 TABLE GENERATION

12:00 – 13:00 LUNCH BREAK

13:00 – 14:00 STEEL FRAME DESIGN BASED ON AISC 360-10 (NSCP 2015) - (1.00 HR)

6.1 PREFERENCE REVIEW


6.2 SELECT DESIGN COMBO
6.3 START DESIGN CALCULATIONS
6.4 CHECK RESULTS AND CALCULATIONS

14:00 – 15:00 CONCRETE FRAME DESIGN BASED ON ACI 318-2014 (NSCP 2015) - (1.00
HR)

7.1 PREFERENCE REVIEW


7.2 SELECT DESIGN COMBO
7.3 START DESIGN CALCULATIONS
7.4 CHECK RESULTS AND CALCULATIONS

15:00 – 18:00 EXERCISES - (3.00 HRS)

8.1 CONTINUOUS BEAM ANALYSIS


8.2 TRUSS ANALYSIS
8.3 PLANE FRAME ANALYSIS
8.4 3D FRAME ANALYSIS
8.5 SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF BUILDINGS AND GENERAL STRUCTURES

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Prepared by:

ENGR. JOHN PAUL DELA ROSA


Director / Training Manager

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