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Dear Friends & Colleagues, For nearly 35 years, CSI software has been the universal choice of sophisticated engineering professionals for structural design and retrofitting. Today, as our nation enters this critical infrastructure rebuilding era, CSI stands ready to deliver the most productive and practical software available in the market—as we have since 1975. Offering advances in every facet, from powerful information processing to efficient numerical simulation, CSI products offer unmatched technology for engineering modeling, analysis, design, and project documentation. The structural engineering profession is being summoned to rebuild our nation's freeways, bridges, schools, hospitals, and the infrastructure that drives our economy— to create jobs and to put America back to work. CSI’s commitment to the development of state-of-the-art structural engineering software has never been stronger. Reflecting more than three decades of development experience, CSI's innovations will continue to set the industry standard. Please contact us or click here to learn more about CSI software products and training services. We look forward to hearing from you! Sincerely,
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SAP2000/Bridge combines a versatile
and intuitive bridge object-based user interface with the potency
of CSI’s analytical engine, SAPFire®, to produce
the most versatile and productive software package for designing,
rebuilding and retrofitting our bridges and freeways. For more information
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Lovers of Urdu poetry, especially our friends and colleagues in South Asia, will be pleased to know that Computers & Structures is sponsoring a festive afternoon celebrating the life and poetry of Mirza Ghalib, the beloved and perhaps greatest poet of the Urdu language. The event, held at the Indian Community Center in Milpitas, California, will feature highlights of Ghalib’s life and will study the impact of his renowned poetry. Various participants will present selected readings from his famous Diwan-e-Ghalib. For more information about ICC, click here.
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The Fourth International Structural Engineering Seminar was hosted by CSI Caribe in Caracas, Venezuela, February 2-11, 2009. Engineers from all over Latin America attended the ten-day training which covered the concepts of concrete design, shear wall design, pushover analysis, nonlinear analysis, sequential construction, and slab and foundation design. For more information about CSI Caribe, click here. |
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Computers and Structures, Inc. proudly sponsored the 6th Annual Undergraduate Student Seismic Design Competition at the 2009 EERI Annual Conference held in Salt Lake City, Feb 11-14, 2009. The event, organized by EERI's Student Leadership Council, drew 100 of the best of the next generation of earthquake engineers from 18 universities throughout the country. They designed, analyzed, and fabricated scale models of high-rise office buildings, using CSI software in most cases. The competition room was filled to capacity with cheering onlookers, both students and professionals. The students made presentations describing their creative and innovative designs and then conducted shaking table tests on the models. The teams were ranked by their overall performance index, with Cal Poly San Louis Obispo placing first, Brigham Young University placing second, and Oregon State University placing third. Two special awards were also given: the Charles Richter Competition Spirit Award went to a one-man team from Brigham Young University, and the Egor Popov Innovative Design Award was given to the University of California Davis. For more information about the seismic design competition, click here. |
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Computers & Structures, Inc. has proudly presented a matching grant to the Engineers Alliance for the Arts (EAA). The grant supports EAA in their mission to instill passion and enthusiasm for structural engineering by introducing students to the technical, creative and artistic aspects of the profession. EAA’s eight week Student Impact Project brings members of the structural engineering profession together with high school students to teach them about art and engineering. These engineers make an incredible impact on the lives and futures of talented young people while bringing the profession to the forefront in a meaningful and exciting way. Individuals and organizations are invited to make
tax deductible donations to EAA. CSI will match all donations, dollar
for dollar, that are received by June 30, 2009. For details please
contact EAA Executive Director Antigone Trimis at 415.846.5743. |
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