General Introduction
  0.1  Introduction
  0.2  Basic Concepts
  0.3  Characteristics of the course and guidance for how to learn the course
    Part 1  Reinforced Concrete Structures
Chapter 1  Basic Concepts of Reinforced Concrete Structures and Physical and Mechanical Properties of Materials
  1.1  Basic concepts of reinforced concrete structures
  1.2  Concrete
  1.3  Steel reinforcement
  1.4  Bonding between steel reinforcement and concrete
Chapter 2  Structural Probabilistic Design Method and Principles
  2.1  Introduction
  2.2  Basic concepts of probabilistic limit state design method
  2.3  Calculation principles of the CHBC
  2.4  Values of material strength
  2.5  Actions, specified actions and combinations of action effects
Chapter 3  Calculation of Load-carrying Capacity of Flexural Member
  3.1  Basic concept of flexural members
  3.2  Construction and shape of cross-section for flexural members
  3.3  Failure mode and mechanical behavior of whole process for flexural members
  3.4  Basic calculation principles of load-carrying capacity of normal section for flexural member
  3.5  Singly-reinforced rectangular section fle~ural member
  3.6  Doubly reinforced fiexural members with rectangular section
  3.7  T-shaped flexural members
Chapter 4  Calculation of Inclined Section's Load-carrying Capacity of Flexural Members
  4.1  Inclined section's performance characteristics and failure forms of flexural members
  4.2  Factors affecting the shear capacity of diagonal section
  4.3  The calculation of inclined section's shear capacity of flexural members
  4.4  Inclined section's flexural capacity of flexural members
  4.5  Load-carrying capacity checking of the whole beam and the detailing requirements
Chapter 5  Calculation of Load-carrying Capacity of Torsion Members
  5.1  Overview
  5.2  Failure characteristics and capacity calculation of pure torsion members
  5.3  The bearing capacity of rectangular section member under the action of bending, shear and torsion
  5.4  Torsion member of T-shaped and I-shaped cross section
  5.5  Torsion member with box section
  5.6  Construction requirements
Chapter 6  Calculation of Strength of Axially Loaded Members
  6.1  Introduction
  6.2  Calculation on axially loaded members with longitudinal bars and tied stirrups
  6.3  Axially loaded members with longitudinal bars and spiral stirrups
Chapter 7  Calculation of Strength of Eccentrically Loaded Members
  7.1  Failure modes and mechanical characteristics
  7.2  Buckling of eccentrically loaded members
  7.3  Eccentrically loaded rectangular member
  7.4  Eccentrically loaded members with I-shape and T-shape sections
  7.5  Eccentrically loaded circle member
Chapter 8  Calculation of Load-carrying Capacity of Tensile Members
  8.1  Overview
  8.2  Calculation of load-carrying capacity of axial tensile members
  8.3  Calculation of strength of eccentric tensile members
Chapter 9  Calculation of Stress, Cracking and Deflection of Reinforced Concrete Flexural Members
  9.1  Introduction
  9.2  Transformed section
  9.3  Check of stress
  9.4  Check of cracks and crack width of flexural members
  9.5  Deformation (deflection) check of flexural members
  9.6  Durability of concrete structure
Chapter 10  Local Compression
  10.1  The mode and mechanism of failure under local compression
  10.2  Enhancement coefficient of concrete strength for local compression
  10.3  Calculation of local compression zone
    Part 2  Prestressed Concrete Structure
Chapter 11  Basic Concepts and Materials of Prestressed Concrete Structures
  11.1  Introduction
  11.2  Methods and equipment for prestressing construction
  11.3  Materials of prestressed concrete structures
Chapter 12  Design and Calculation of Prestressed Concrete Flexural Members
  12.1  Mechanical phases and calculation characteristics
  12.2  Calculation of ultimate load-carrying capacity
  12.3  Calculation o