Student structural summit

Dear Students of structural engineering,?

We're excited to introduce a new initiative titled as “Student Structural Summit”. Your journey towards becoming industry-ready starts here!

?Our mission: to empower students with the practical skills and insights they need to excel in the ever-evolving world of structural engineering. We recognize that the transition from textbooks to real-world projects can be daunting, and that's why we're here to connect the dots.

?Our platform (SQVe) offers a wealth of resources to enhance your preparedness for the professional realm. We are planning to host regular live sessions, absolutely free, where seasoned industry expert Mr. Bhavin Shah will delve into a wide array of topics. From dissecting the latest updates in the IS code to exploring the ins and outs of cutting-edge software applications, fundamentals, detailing, we cover it all. Dive into discussions on specific technical subjects, brainstorm ideas, and stay ahead of the curve.

The sessions for Student Structural Summit are conducted using ZOOM software.

The first session was conducted on the common mistake observed while calculation of pressure at foundation level. Correct approach was also discussed. Next session is planned on "Torsional mode shapes | ETABS" on 11-NOV-23 at 8:30pm IST.

Details for joining the session are being shared in WhatsApp group. You may join the group, if interested.?

Link for joining the WhatsApp group:

https://chat.whatsapp.com/Jbk0EBtqsWJJ1ihBMDSyVu?

?Recorded sessions from “Student Structural Summit” are being uploaded at our YouTube channel as Member videos.?Repository of? Member videos can be accessed at nominal cost of 159 INR per month. Steps to access the videos:?

1)???? Click on link:??https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwkjEFL_gGDE6peoapW8Few/join

2)???? Click on SIGN IN

3) Click on JOIN button?

3)?????Complete the purchase?

The subscription can be cancelled at any time.?

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To support the initiative, you may kindly share the message with the students in your network.?