ETABS
Model the building, apply real loads and run equivalent static, response spectrum and time-history analysis.
NEW CFD wind & SAFE raft modules added
Design a real G+12 RCC building step by step — from the architect’s plan to the raft foundation — the way it is done in a structural design office.
Illustration of the course workflow. Real screens from the lessons are shown further down.
Knowing which button to press in ETABS is the easy part. Design offices hire engineers who understand the loads, the behaviour and the code checks — and who can tell when a model is wrong.
Why a column goes where it goes, how the load travels down and how the layout decides the design.
Floor finishes, water tanks, lift machines, wind and earthquake — worked out to IS codes.
Drift, stiffness, torsion, base shear and deflection — and what to do when a check fails.
Beams, columns and shear walls designed in software are verified with Excel manual-check sheets.
These are real screens from the lessons. You build the same building alongside — every decision explained.
Read the G+12 architectural plan, then decide where every column goes — its size, location and orientation — and draw the beam–column layout.
AutoCADModel all twelve storeys, the lift core and the overhead water tank in ETABS, exactly as the layout says.
ETABSFloor finishes, partitions, live load, water in the tanks and the lift machine’s dynamic load — worked out, not guessed.
ETABS · ExcelRun equivalent static and response spectrum analysis to IS 1893, then a time-history analysis with recorded ground-motion files.
ETABS · IS 1893Design beams, columns and shear walls in ETABS and RCDC — and verify each one with an Excel manual check before you trust it.
ETABS · RCDC · ExcelTake the G+12 floor slabs into SAFE: check their deflection and work out the top and bottom reinforcement, strip by strip.
SAFETake the building down to the ground: design the G+12 raft in SAFE and read its deflection and reinforcement.
SAFE₹6,995 ₹14,999 · one-time payment
Each tool is taught where it belongs in a real project, so you learn the workflow — not four separate manuals.
Model the building, apply real loads and run equivalent static, response spectrum and time-history analysis.
Bring the ETABS model into RCDC and design and detail columns with full calculation reports.
Design the G+12 floor slabs and its raft foundation: deflection, soil pressure and strip reinforcement.
Simulate wind flowing around towers to see velocity, pressure, wake and the effect of neighbouring buildings.
Earthquake and wind decide most high-rise designs. This is the part most ETABS courses skip.
Set up a virtual wind tunnel in Autodesk CFD, run it, and read velocity, pressure and force results — for one tower and for a group of towers that shelter or funnel the wind onto each other.
CFD is taught as a way to understand how wind behaves, alongside the IS 875 methods — not as a replacement for code-based design or a physical wind-tunnel test.
Real lectures from the G+12 project — architectural plan, ETABS modelling, lift loads, response spectrum, time history, wind forces and the wind tunnel test. About 54 min in all: free, no sign-up.
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Screens from the lessons, and models our students built and sent in.
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Start with the fundamentals, then take the G+12 building through analysis, design and foundations.
The complete basic workflow on a small RCC building: model, load, analyse, design and detail.
Read the architect’s G+12 plan, fix the beam–column layout and build the full ETABS model.
Dead, live, water-tank and lift machine loads worked out the way a design office does it.
Equivalent static, response spectrum and time-history analysis of the G+12 building.
Static wind, gust-factor dynamic wind, the wind-tunnel test — and a full Autodesk CFD wind simulation.
Service and design combinations, the checks a model must pass, then beam, column and shear-wall design with manual checks.
Import the ETABS model into RCDC and design and detail the columns with calculation reports.
Take the G+12 building into SAFE: design the floor slabs and the raft — deflection, soil pressure and strip reinforcement.
Isolated, combined and raft footings designed in STAAD Foundation Advanced.
A steel roof truss and an RCC staircase, start to finish.
Real questions from real projects: irregular buildings, lift shafts, soil reports, R factor and high-rise case studies.
₹6,995 ₹14,999 · all 11 modules

Anil Suthar · Senior Structural Engineer · founder of fieldReady
Anil designs RCC buildings in practice and teaches the same way he works: the loads, the checks and the judgement calls that software does not make for you. Every lesson is recorded on a real project, with the reasoning spoken out loud — why this column size, why this load, why this result is wrong.
The demo lectures above are his. Watch one and decide for yourself.
Very well structured design course I have come across so far as per the Indian IS Codes. I hope this was a part of my Civil Engineering course.
Riya NovalIIT BombayGot enrolled into the design course a few months back. The course is filled with practical knowledge and the concepts are covered in depth. This is the best practical RCC & steel design course I have come across.
Dheeraj NandvaniJIET, JodhpurTook the ETABS course first. The courses are focused on how work is actually done on the field. Learned so many things. A big thumbs up to Anil Sir for creating such courses.
Dharmesh SoniCivil EngineerConnect what you learnt in RCC and structural analysis with how a real building is modelled, analysed and designed — before your first job interview.
Add earthquake time history, dynamic wind, CFD, RCDC and SAFE slab and raft design to your skills, and check your designs with confidence.
ETABS, RCDC, SAFE and Autodesk CFD — with earthquake time history, dynamic wind and manual design checks, on one real G+12 project.
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Yes, if you know basic RCC design from your degree or diploma. The first module teaches ETABS from scratch on a small building before the G+12 project starts, and every advanced topic is built up step by step.
Yes. The ETABS, RCDC, SAFE, Autodesk CFD and STAAD Foundation lessons, the G+12 project files, doubt support and the certificate are all part of this one course. There is nothing extra to buy from us — only the software itself, which you install on your own computer.
The fundamentals module is recorded in ETABS 2016 and the advanced G+12 project in ETABS 20, together with RCDC, SAFE, Autodesk CFD, STAAD Foundation Advanced, AutoCAD and Excel.
IS 456 for RCC design, IS 13920 for ductile detailing, IS 1893 for earthquake analysis and IS 875 for dead, live and wind loads.
No. The fee covers the lessons, project files and doubt support. You install the software on your own computer.
How wind actually flows around buildings: building the wind-tunnel-style model in Autodesk CFD, running it, and reading velocity, pressure and force results for a single tower and a group of towers. It sits next to the IS 875 static and gust-factor dynamic wind lessons, and is taught as a tool for understanding wind behaviour — not as a replacement for code-based design or a physical wind-tunnel test.
Recorded HD lessons you can watch at any time, plus recordings of live sessions on irregular buildings, shear walls and lift shafts, soil reports and SBC, the R factor and high-rise case studies.
English.
Yes — lessons play in the browser on a phone, tablet or laptop. To practise in the software you will need a Windows laptop or desktop.
ETABS models, AutoCAD plans, Excel load-calculation and manual design-check sheets, load-combination templates, ground-motion records and a sample soil report — attached to the lessons they belong to.
Send your doubt on WhatsApp (+91 81074 49932) or email [email protected]. Doubts are answered by practising engineers.
Yes, an ISO certificate on completion. After payment you give us your postal address, and that is where it is sent.
Straight away. After payment you choose a password and go to My Courses. If you already have a fieldReady account, the course is added to it — log in with your usual password.
The course is added to your fieldReady account and stays in My Courses — there is no expiry date on it. Log in from any phone or laptop to watch.
It teaches the workflow design offices expect from a new structural engineer, on a complete G+12 project you can talk through in an interview. Enrolled students also get job assistance via email. It is help with the search, not a placement guarantee.
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Course fees are not refundable once paid — see our refund policy. That is why seven demo lectures are free to watch: please watch them before you enroll.
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