Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics Part 1

🌟 Course Title: Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics Part 1

Master the Motion of Particles with Cherish Qualls, PhD!

Course Description:

Unlock the Secrets of Dynamics with Confidence Are you a student of engineering mechanics feeling overwhelmed by the complex world of dynamics? Or perhaps you're self-studying and find it challenging to keep pace without guidance? Look no further! This comprehensive online course, Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics Part 1, is your gateway to mastering the motion of particles.

What You Will Learn:

Understand the Fundamentals of Dynamics Dynamics is more than just equations; it's about understanding how objects move under the influence of forces. In this course, we will delve into all the derivations and concepts necessary for grasping particle motion, ensuring you have a strong foundation in dynamics.

• Chapter 1 – Kinematics of a Particle Dive into the world of kinematics with topics ranging from rectilinear and curvilinear motion to relative and constrained motion, all explained with clear examples.

  • Rectilinear Motion
  • Curvilinear Motion – Rectangular Coordinates
  • Projectile Motion
  • Curvilinear Motion – Normal & Tangential Coordinates
  • Curvilinear Motion – Polar Coordinates
  • Relative Motion
  • Constrained Motion of Particles

• Chapter 2 – Kinetics of Particles: Force & Acceleration Discover the relationships between forces and motion. Learn how to apply Newton's second law and solve equations of motion in both rectangular and coordinate systems.

  • Newton’s 2nd Law
  • Equations of Motion
  • Rectangular Coordinates
  • Normal & Tangential Coordinates

• Chapter 3 – Kinetics of Particles: Work & Energy Explore the concepts of work, energy, and understand how they are interconnected in the motion of particles.

  • Work of a Force
  • Work & Energy
  • Potential Energy

• Chapter 4 – Kinetics of Particles: Impulse & Momentum Finally, delve into the world of impulse and momentum, and learn how these concepts are applied in both linear and angular contexts.

  • Linear Impulse & Momentum
  • Angular Momentum
  • Angular Impulse & Momentum

Why You Should Take This Course:

• Teach Yourself Efficiently If you're currently in a Dynamics class and finding it hard to keep up, this course is your personal tutor. I teach dynamics with clarity and practicality, ensuring you understand each step of every problem.

• Step-by-Step Problem Solving I don't assume prior knowledge beyond what the course provides, so you won't be lost or overwhelmed. Each example is broken down into clear, manageable steps for easy understanding and application.

• Interactive Learning Experience Engage with the material through a variety of examples and applications that bring abstract concepts to life. This hands-on approach will solidify your understanding and enhance your problem-solving skills.

Enroll in Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics Part 1 today, and embark on a journey to master the motion of particles. With Cherish Qualls as your guide, you'll gain the knowledge and confidence to tackle any dynamics problem that comes your way. 🚀✨