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Publications

Guide to the Design of Common Irregularities in Buildings

Get expert insights and practical solutions for designing safer, more resilient structures—available as a digital download or pre-ordered print edition!

Structural Engineering Summit

Call for Speakers: 2025 Structural Engineering Summit

NCSEA invites speaker abstracts for the 2025 Structural Engineering Summit, Oct. 14–17 in New York City.

NCSEA News

New Videos Highlight the Critical Role of Structural Engineers

NCSEA has released two new videos showcasing the role of structural engineers in disaster response and public safety, available to share and raise awareness of the profession.

Webinars

NCSEA-SEAOC Wind Design Webinar Series

Dive into five expert-led sessions on ASCE 7 wind design, covering fundamentals, system design, non-building structures, and emerging advancements.

Professional Development

Earn Professional Development Hours

Deepen your knowledge with cutting-edge continuing education programs led by industry experts. Gain insights into the latest trends, technologies, and best practices.

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Education Webinar

NCSEA-SEAOC Wind Design Webinar Series Day 4: Non-Building Structures

The wind provisions in ASCE 7-22 cover numerous non-building structures, and this presentation will overview these current requirements and highlight changes in ASCE 7-22 compared to earlier versions. The non-building structures that will be discussed include freestanding walls and signs, rooftop structures and equipment, silos and tanks, rooftop solar panel systems, parapets, canopies, and more! The presentation will also provide background on the development of these code provisions and the intent of the code to aid engineers in the implementation of these provisions, particularly for structures that are not directly addressed.

Education Webinar

Unlock the Power of AI/ML in Structural Engineering – A Hands-on Tutorial

No prior AI or coding experience is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore! This session will be helpful for structural engineers who want to understand the details of running an AI model, and will help beginner coders get a jump start with practical tips for tackling real tasks.

Committees

NCSEA’s committees strive to enhance the standard of practice in structural engineering.

NCSEA Committees Join a Committee

As artificial intelligence continues to shape the future of structural engineering, the NCSEA AI Grant Team is


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