CALcrete
CALcrete is a free comprehensive suite of 16 computer-aided e-learning modules on concrete materials, design and construction, containing essential material and information for all construction professionals - from architects to site engineers.
CALcrete can be used effectively as a learning tool and employed
- in the classroom to illustrate key concepts through the rich library of examples and images
- as a revision tool and a source of further reading
- as a tool for formative assessment thanks to the many examples and exercises
CALcrete Modules
- Introduction to Concrete
- Concrete as a Material
- Concrete Site Practice
- Environmental Issues
- Health & Safety
- Buildability and Construction Techniques
- Reinforced Concrete Design 1 (EC2 and BS)
- Reinforced Concrete Design 2 (EC2 and BS)
- Drawing and Detailing
- Foundations and Retaining Walls
- Prestressed Concrete
- Precast Concrete Structures
- Cement & Concrete in Pavement Construction
- Concrete Bridges
CALcrete Screenshots
CALcrete is a comprehensive suite of 16 computer aided e-learning modules on concrete materials, design and construction, containing essential material and information for all construction professionals - from architects to site engineers.
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Moudule overview |
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| Topic overview |
Sample page |
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| Sample exercise |
Progress report |
CALcrete Download
CALcrete is a comprehensive suite of 16 computer aided e-learning modules on concrete materials, design and construction, containing essential material and information for all construction professionals - from architects to site engineers.
Latest Build: CALcrete 4.5
Single file download, 78 Mb
Important Notes and Conditions
This program is for the personal use of full-time AEC students at UK's HEIs and for their lecturers. It may be mounted in its entirety only on students' hard discs and HEI networks/standalones, providing that access is restricted to the above audience and that for central HEI use, permission has been granted in writing and registered by The Concrete Centre.