In this training you will learn the fundamentals to import, administrate, visualize and modify digital terrain models (DTMs). With the DTM as a calculation base, you will learn how to administrate, create, import and take over road axis alignment and how to use the commands to create and modify the horizontal and vertical geometry.

The training is designed to guide you through the modeling process for an parametrical 3D Prestressed concrete bridge model using Allplan Bridge and using Allplan Engineering for further detailing of the bridge. The used example is a hollow box concrete girder bridge with three spans. The length of the bridge is 80 meters, and the span lengths are 25, 30 and 25 meters. The bridge has two piers with variable dimensions along the height of 10 meters. The bridge axis is curved in plan and in elevation.

In diesem Kurs lernen Sie, wie Sie Reports aufrufen, mit dem Report Viewer anzeigen und ausgeben. Zusätzlich erfahren Sie, wie Reports in der Bauwerksstruktur eingebettet werden, und wie Sie das Layout mit dem Layout Designer modifizieren. Abschließend zeigen wir die individuelle Anpassung von Reports mit dem Report Designer.

Welcome to the FRILO course. This program introduces you to FRILO’s structural analysis and design solutions, which support engineers in calculating, checking, and documenting safe and economical structures in everyday practice.

This Allplan crash course for beginners offers a comprehensive introduction to the basics of the CAD and BIM software Allplan. In five structured video tutorials, you will learn how to create 2D and 3D designs, efficiently manage building structures, and design and export professional plan layouts for your architectural projects. Perfect for beginners who want to quickly and practically expand their skills in architecture and construction planning.

This webinar illustrates the finite beam element that can account for an additional degree of freedom (warping) in SCIA Engineer.

Designing slender, thin-walled, or open-section beams presents structural engineers with tough challenges. Traditional beam theories often fall short when confronted with complex torsional loads, non-uniform cross-sectional deformations, or warping effects. As projects become more ambitious, the consequences of overlooking these complex behaviors can be significant: inaccurate stress predictions, unexpected failures, and costly design revisions late in the process. SCIA Engineer 2026 introduces a new type of finite beam element that can account for an additional degree of freedom (warping). It allows for accurate modelling of slender or thin-walled beams, open-section beams, and structures subjected to significant torsion or complex loading. This approach is important especially for bridges, steel girders, or structures with non-standard cross-sections, where warping and distortional effects play a significant role in the structural response. As a result, engineers get more accurate predictions of stresses and deformations in cases where traditional beam elements are inadequate.

This tutorial describes the basic functions of SCIA Engineer for the input, analysis and design of a 3D concrete structure with 1D and 2D elements. 

Before you start, you must be familiar with your operating system: for instance working with dialogues, menu bars, toolbars, status bars, handling the mouse, etc. 

First, we will explain how to create a new project and how to setup your structure. 

After the geometry and load input, the structure will be calculated and the results can be viewed. 

Next, we will discuss the concrete settings and we will perform the concrete design for 1D and 2D elements. 

The tutorial ends with a brief introduction to the engineering report.

Il webinar offre una panoramica sulle innovazioni e sulle potenzialità offerte dal modulo Road Design di Allplan. Nel corso del seminario tecnico viene mostrato il tipico flusso di lavoro relativo alla progettazione BIM delle strade con i nuovi strumenti integrati all’interno del software Allplan.

Dive into ALLPLAN's dynamic structural engineering course! Learn key skills, from crafting 3D models to seamless modifications. Discover creating sections, views, and automatic 3D reinforcement - all while ensuring BIM compliance. Elevate designs with real-time updates through linked documents like steel and bending lists.

Course modules:

It's that simple!
Creating the 3D building model
Modification made easy ...
Completion of the 3D building model
Evaluation
Compile and output the plan
Reinforcement
Project backup

This webinar illustrates the Footfall Analysis functionality in SCIA Engineer.

Many engineers face significant challenges when designing buildings with large open spaces, lightweight floors, or areas housing sensitive equipment. Vibrations caused by everyday human activities—like walking, running, or crowd movement—can lead to occupant discomfort, dissatisfied clients, or even operational problems for sensitive equipment. Footfall analysis allows engineers to evaluate how the structure responds to these human-induced vibrations. With the insights gained from this analysis, engineers can adjust the structural design early in the project to keep vibrations within acceptable limits, ensuring occupants’ comfort and protecting sensitive equipment. This proactive approach helps avoid costly modifications after construction that might otherwise be required to address unsatisfactory structural performance.

Immerse yourself in the world of ALLPLAN solutions with our comprehensive basic course for architects. Gain the knowledge you need to navigate seamlessly through ALLPLAN from the very beginning and unlock its full potential. Work directly with dynamic 3D models to improve the efficiency of your design process. This end-to-end workflow focuses on building object-based design skills through Building Information Modelling (BIM). The result? A fully realised building with views, sections, evaluations and plan layouts.
Course modules:
    It's that simple!
    Create the 3D building model
    Modification made easy...
    Evaluation
    Completion of the 3D building model
    Compile and Output Plan
    Project Backup

The SDS2 Instructor Certification is intended to demonstrate advanced technical knowledge of SDS2. This certification ensures not only that the holder has the knowledge of SDS2 features and processes to complete projects, but also to teach SDS2 to less experienced users. Holders of this certification can be expected to have a broad understanding of the features and processes of SDS2, and to act as resources to train and mentor other SDS2 users. Holders of this certification are qualified to deliver SDS2 instruction up to and including Knowledge Level 3 (i.e., programs designed to teach the skills required to earn the SDS2 Power User Certification). This certification does not evaluate the understanding of advanced workflows and techniques for specialized uses of SDS2 (e.g., in-house detailers for steel fabricators or miscellaneous metals detailers).

This certification exam evaluates only the examinee’s technical knowledge of the solution indicated above; it does not evaluate the examinee’s ability to teach, deliver training, or design training content.