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Just got an email from a civil engineering instructor that they have made a bunch of their civil engineering course free.
Here is the list if you're interested:
Learn ETABS & SAFE in the Structural Design of 15 Stories RC
Autodesk Revit & Robot Structural Analysis + Sheets + BOQ
Csi Safe + AllPile foundation, slabs, beams and deflection
Robot structural design 15 stories residential buildings
Revit structural drawing of 15 stories residential building
Csi ETABS in the Structural analysis of 15 stories+ basement
CSI Sap2000 3D building design + all type of (Stairs+Tanks)
Advanced ETABS V2019 52 stories Tower different seismic sys
Robot Structural Analysis (Steel Structure)
CSI ETABSV19 steel structure analysis and design
Tekla structures Shop drawings Steel Structure
Tekla Structures shop drawing R.C.C Building
AutoCAD2020 2D Basics & Advanced(Full Projects Civil + Arch)
STAAD Pro V8 Structural design of R.C building from A to Z
Civil Engineering Structural Shop Drawing in AutoCAD
Architectural Shop Drawing Plans in AutoCAD 2020
ETABS v19 & SAFE v16 in Villa Structural Design in UAE+CAD
STAAD Pro V8 Industrial Steel Warehouse Design from A to Z
Autodesk Structural Robot R.C.C Villa Design in UAE
Prokon Civil Engineering Structural Design R.C.C Element
Prokon Analysis and Design of 3 Stories R.C.C Building
Arabic Ver Learn ETABS & SAFE in the Design of 15 Stories RC
ETABS & Safe in 11m Span Slab without Cracked Of Glass Walls
ETABS & Safe in R.C.C 3m Cantilever Project without cracked
Structural&Construction Design of 2000m2 real Project Villa
I recognise it's niche, but hey, a freebie is a freebie.
Nice. Robot would be more relevant to us as, unlike ETABS, it incorporates Australian Standards of material behaviour. Some of the references in the structural design courses may not be as relevant as we have different acceptable tolerances for strength and serviceability limit, however the behaviour of concrete won't change (which is the hardest part in concrete design).
Although, if this interests you, you probably already know all this.