The University of Waterloo (UW) Fire Safety Engineering Group is pleased to announce a course in
Fire Resistance
taught by Professor Venkatesh Kodur (Michigan State University), a world renowned researcher in Structural Fire Safety!
August 8 -12, 2011
(week-long intensive lecture format; course work due September - December, 2011)
Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
This course will introduce the student to theory, practice and hands-on aspects of fire resistance design and analysis, including concrete, steel and timber structures. Participants are encouraged to bring their experiences and views for the class discussions which will provide many opportunities for the exchange of information amongst students on related topics. A brief course outline, travel and registration information are in the attached brochure (ME 720 – Fire Resistance 2011).
· Industry professionals: take as a single course or towards a 4-course Fire Safety certificate ($2500/course – discounts apply on multiple attendees from the same company or multiple courses by a single individual)
· UUW registered graduate students: take as course requirement for any graduate program at UW (no charge)
Classes are held at the Waterloo Region Emergency Services Training and Research Complex (WRESTRC) and University of Waterloo Fire Research Labs. All course materials and lunches are provided. Graded coursework is submitted electronically over the Fall term (Sept – Dec 2011).
To register complete the form on our website www.mme.uwaterloo.ca/~firelab (please indicate if you have any special dietary needs) or call us directly (519) 888-4567 x33345. General information on the UW Fire Safety Program and Fire Research Labs is on the website.
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