Congratulations to our 2016 Tekla Global BIM Awards Student competition. A group of 4 students from Lodz University of Technology in Poland, training for their BSc degree. The project team consisted of a collaboration from multiple faculties within the university. The project team included: Civil engineering (Karolina Malańska, Krystian Warda), Architecture (Robert Szuba) and Environmental...

We raised this question to our campus users last month and the results are in. 24% use Tekla Structural Designer, 19% mentioned Sap2000, 14% worked with ETABS or Robot Structural Analysis, 12% mentioned STAAD.Pro and then 1-2% fell on a mixture of others.

For most engineers, working with a number of different analysis and design tools for a single project is standard. An engineer may...

When you are leaning to master a complex skill, for example driving a car or modeling a structure, you need to proceed step by step. That’s why we have created the learning paths at Tekla Campus: to chop up the learning material into bite-size pieces for a smoother, logical way to proceed. Tekla Structures 2016 brought a new user interface, followed by new learning paths at Tekla Campus....

TAFE Queensland successful Civil Engineering courses teach students constructabilityand prepares them for the real world. We sat down and talked to senior lecturer, Peter De Wet to learn more about his programs success. “We include Tekla Structures in our curriculum at TAFE Queensland to emulate a real working environment,” explains Peter De Wet, a senior lecturer at the Southbank Campus. “...