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Civil Engineering Structural Analysis Exam Guide

This document outlines the table of specifications for the Civil Engineering board exam in the Philippines. It details 8 competencies testing principles of structural analysis and design, broken down into specific sub-topics. For each sub-topic, it indicates the testing weight, number of items, and difficulty level. Overall, the exam will contain 75 multiple choice items testing candidates' knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis and evaluation of structural analysis and design principles for civil engineering licensure.

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Civil Engineering Structural Analysis Exam Guide

This document outlines the table of specifications for the Civil Engineering board exam in the Philippines. It details 8 competencies testing principles of structural analysis and design, broken down into specific sub-topics. For each sub-topic, it indicates the testing weight, number of items, and difficulty level. Overall, the exam will contain 75 multiple choice items testing candidates' knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis and evaluation of structural analysis and design principles for civil engineering licensure.

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PROFESSIONAL REGULATION COMMISSION

TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS

BOARD: CIVIL ENGINEERING


BOARD SUBJECT: PRINCIPLES OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

WEIGH NO. OF LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY OF ITEMS


COMPETENCY T ITEMS
IN (%) Easy Moderate Difficult

K C AP AN S E

1 ENGINEERING MECHANICS

1.1 Solve for the reactive forces on a body in static 4% 3 3


equilibrium.

1.2 Compute the friction forces resisting motion of a body in 4% 3 3


equilibrium.

1.3 Calculate the reactive forces on the non-coplanar force 4% 3 3


system.

2 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS

2.1 Classify the different properties of materials affecting their 4% 3 3


load capacity.

2.2 Calculate the stresses due to axial loads and flexure. 4% 3 3

2.3 Differentiate the stresses resulting from the deformation 4% 3 3


within the elastic limit.

3 THEORY OF STRUCTURES
3.1 Compute the maximum reactions and deflections. 4% 3 3

3.2 Calculate maximum and minimum loads and forces using 4% 3 3


influence lines for different loading conditions.

3.3 Distinguish the internal loadings (shear, moment and 4% 3 3


torsion) developed in the structural member.

3.4 Define the indeterminacy of the structure. 4% 3 3

3.5 Compute the maximum reactions with and without pattern 4% 3 3


loading.

3.6 Analyze the structure for maximum deflection, flexure, 4% 3 3


shear and torsion.

4 REINFORCED/PRESTRESSED CONCRETE

4.1 Compute the load capacity of concrete beams. 4% 3 3

4.2 Design the flexural, shear and torsion reinforcements in 4% 3 3


concrete beams.

4.3 Determine load capacity of concrete columns. 4% 3 3

4.4 Design the flexural, shear and torsion reinforcements in 4% 3 3


columns.

4.5 Calculate the effects of prestressing in the member. 4% 3 3

5 STEEL BEAMS AND COLUMNS

5.1 Compute the load capacity of steel beams. 4% 3 3

5.2 Calculate the load capacity of steel columns. 4% 3 3

5.3 Solve for the stresses in steel beams and columns due to 4% 3 3
eccentric loads.
6 JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS OF MEMBERS

6.1 Determine bolt loads and stresses. 4% 3 3

6.2 Determine weld loads and stresses. 4% 3 3

7 FOOTINGS – ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

7.1 Design of spread footings 4% 3 3

7.2 Determine loads on piled foundations. 4% 3 3

8 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND TESTING

8.1 Distinguish equipment and apparatus used in testing of


construction materials and proportion concrete mixes. 4% 3 3

TOTAL 100% 75 3 3 39 9 12 9

Legend:
K – Knowledge AN - Analysis
C – Comprehension S – Synthesis
AP – Application E – Evaluation

Submitted by the Professional Regulatory Board of Civil Engineering:

PRAXEDES P. BERNARDO ROMEO A. ESTAŇERO PERICLES P. DAKAY


Chairperson Member Member

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