Teaching Aids

The AISC steel teaching aids have been developed to assist universities in preparing students to become professionals knowledgeable in the use of structural steel. Educators, students, and others within the academic engineering community have the permission of AISC to download the steel teaching aids free of charge.  

The teachings aids have been divided among three different academic disciplines, architecture, civil & architectural engineering, and construction management, in accordance with where the knowledge provided will be most relevant.  Because of overlap among the disciplines, some teaching aids may appear in more than one category.  Regardless of discipline, all of the teaching aids are valuable to anyone studying or teaching in the design and construction fields.

Disciplines

• Architecture

• Civil & Architectural Engineering            

• Construction Management

****NEW  July 2010****

"Core Teaching Aids for Structural Steel Design Courses"

"Steel and Sustainability"

Two new teaching aids have been posted to this web site in July 2010. 

The "Core Teaching Aids for Structural Steel Design Courses," developed by Scott Civjan of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, can be found under the Civil and Architectural Engineering discipline link above.

"Steel and Sustainability" is the powerpoint presentation, with speaker notes, that was delivered at the 2010 NASCC Educator Session by Geoff Weisenberger, Director of Industry Sustainability for AISC. This presentation can be found under any of the three discipline links above.