Fundamentals of Seismic Analysis and Design of Buildings (3rd Edition)

[EET]

Fundamentals of Seismic Analysis and Design of Buildings provides everything needed to pass the California Civil Seismic Principles Exam including a comprehensive introduction to the seismic principles essential for the design of building structures. The book offers a concise but thorough review of seismic theory, code application, design principles, and structural analysis

Ø An ideal review for candidates studying for/referencing during the CA Seismic Exam. Updated per the latest Seismic test plan standards including the 2012 IBC/2013 CBC and ASCE 7-10.

Ø Serves as an all inclusive study guide, prepared for students with little or no background in earthquake engineering and seismic principles.

Ø Over 470 exam-like multiple choice questions, and 25 illustrative examples (520 pp).

Ø The Table of Contents and a few Chapters of the textbook are available on our website (www.eet-california.com/seismic_class_textbookhttp://www.eet-california.com/seismic_class_textbook) for review.

Ø Textbook fee is $100 (free with class or webinar enrollment). Free priority Shipping. To order, please e-mail [email protected].

Limited Time Offer:

If you place your order before Jan 15, 2014, you will be entitled to attend weekly Q&A sessions, via live webinar, with the author where you can ask questions and get more explanations about the subject matter.

Ø Q&A sessions are offered every Wednesday, on-line, from 6 to 9 pm PST, starting from Feb 12 until the last week of the Seismic exam Spring schedule (April 16, 2014).

Ø Email Q&A support ([email protected]) is also provided during the same periods.

ISBN: 978-0-9856972-3-5 (pbk)
Library of Congress CN: 2013957596

 

[odu_engineer]

An excellent book, the best in the market. Well organized. The book combined with the review course helped me pass seismic 1st try.

 

[fantasyoo]

Which class, EET or Hiner, is better for those who have no experience in seismic?

I'm from east coast and I've never taken any seismic classes.

Any suggestions?

 

[Jayman_PE]

I am an out of state PE who is taking the CA Seismic this April and just signed up with EET after a thorough endorsement by a frequent of this site, a California Civil PE. Looking forward to the challenge.