Washington DC Structural Engineering Package
All Required 20 PDH for only $249
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Complete continuing education packages built specifically for engineers registered in Washington DC. Designed to fulfill the entire continuing education requirement.
This package was designed specifically for Washington DC structural engineers looking to satisfy all of the Professional Development Hours (PDH) required by the District of Columbia Board of Professional Engineering. Professional engineers licensed in Washington DC must complete 20 hours of continuing education during each renewal period, including at least 1 hour of professional ethics.
Our Washington DC Structural Engineering package contains a course on engineering ethics and five technical courses that were selected for their ability to maintain, improve, or expand the competency and skills relevant to your area of practice.
Package Syllabus
ET-02-101 Engineering Ethics – 1 PDH
This course introduces engineering ethics using the NSPE Code of Ethics, ethical theory, and practical case studies. It is designed to help engineers recognize and evaluate ethical dilemmas that may arise in professional practice.
ST-02-206 Bracing System Design – 6 PDH
This course reviews the design requirements for bracing systems used in straight and horizontally curved bridges. It discusses bracing for I-girders and tub girders, member and connection design, and the role of bracing in providing stability, stiffness, and strength during construction and in service.
ST-02-501 International Building Code – Soils And Foundations – 5 PDH
This course reviews the soils and foundation provisions of the International Building Code. It covers foundation and soil investigations, excavation, grading, fill, allowable soil-bearing values, footings, foundations, retaining walls, waterproofing, driven piles, cast-in-place piles, composite piles, and pier foundations.
ST-02-201 Mechanical Properties of Bridge Steels – 4 PDH
This course provides an overview of structural steel products used in steel bridge construction. It reviews ASTM A709 bridge steels, steelmaking practices, mechanical properties, stress-strain behavior, fracture toughness, weathering steel requirements, and related steel products used in bridge connections and components.
ST-02-204 Selecting the Right Bridge Type – 2 PDH
This course reviews the factors used to select an appropriate bridge type for a given site. It discusses span lengths, bridge type applications, constructability, economics, and common bridge types including rolled steel beams, steel plate girders, trusses, arches, cable-stayed bridges, and suspension bridges.
ST-02-401 Culvert Characteristics – 2 PDH
This course provides an overview of culvert construction, maintenance, installation, and replacement methods. It discusses culvert function, work at sensitive aquatic environment crossings, headwalls, cleaning, maintenance, and timing considerations for culvert installation and improvement work.
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