The NCSEA Structural Engineering Continuing Education Committee is seeking presentations for the Webinar program. Ideal presentations are between 60 and 90 minutes and deliver pertinent and useful information that is specific to the practicing structural engineer, in both technical and non-technical tracks. Sessions are 60-90 minutes total, including time for Q & A. Submissions on best-design practices, new codes and standards, recent projects, advanced analysis techniques, management, business practices, and other topics that would be of interest to practicing structural engineers, are desired. Other desired topics include:
Engineering Topics
- New codes and standards
- Loads - Dead, Live, Snow, Wind, Seismic, Ice, Tornado, etc.
- Material Design - Steel, Concrete, Masonry, Wood, etc.
- Best-design practices - project management, quality control, etc.
- Recent projects
- Advanced Analysis techniques
- Case Studies
- Lessons Learned
Business Practice Topics
- Management
- Contracts
- Training
- Ethics
- Bettering Communication
- Accounting
- Client Growth
Speakers will be provided with required guidelines after acceptance of abstract.
STRUCTURE magazine welcomes new and returning authors to submit their articles.
Articles must be of interest as information to the reader. In general, it is important to write articles that are informative, timely, and practical to structural engineers. We remind authors that STRUCTURE magazine is not a reference journal. As such, lengthy and detailed “papers” will not be accepted.
Appropriate content for STRUCTURE magazine includes technical, project, materials, trends, and forum articles, as well as explanations of codes and standards; they should be original and not previously published or concurrently submitted elsewhere.
No articles are guaranteed publication; all articles are subject to the same scrutiny before acceptance, regardless of the source.
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