Through Engineers’ Eyes
The concept wheel shows how the last four weeks fit together. The final short video reviews the whole four weeks. The chances are that you have developed engineers’ eyes. Week …
Course: Through Engineers' Eyes - Introducing the Vision: Engineering Mechanics by Experiment, Analysis and Design
Week 3 Introduction: the suprising usefulness of twist
Adding forces that act at a point can only take you so far. To complete the story, you need to know about twisting effects. We will investigate how twist is …
Glossary
You will see this glossary at the end of each week. We compiled it from comments and enquiries from previous learners in this course. If you are not clear on …
Glossary
You will see this glossary at the end of each week. We compiled it from comments and enquiries from previous learners in this course. If you are not clear on …
Retro tutorial – Week 3
As ever, there’s no better way to consolidate learning in Engineering Mechanics than quietly working through problems using pencil and paper (that’s why we call this a ‘Retro Tutorial’). This …
Retro tutorial – Week 2
There’s no better way to consolidate learning in Engineering Mechanics than quietly working through problems using pencil and paper (that’s why we call this a ‘Retro Tutorial’). This is a …
Retro tutorial – Week 1
There’s no better way to consolidate learning in Engineering Mechanics than quietly working through problems using pencil and paper (that’s why we call this a ‘Retro Tutorial’). It can be …
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Through Engineers' Eyes - Introducing the Vision: Engineering Mechanics by Experiment, Analysis and Design