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Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics Part 1
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Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics Part 1

The Motion of Particles
Highest Rated
Created byCherish Qualls, PhD
Last updated 6/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Analyze particle motion using kinematics, kinetics, force & acceleration, work energy, and linear & angular impulse momentum methods

Course content

4 sections • 48 lectures • 9h 35m total length

  • Introduction to Dynamics10:54
  • 1.2 Newton's Laws5:30
  • 1.3 Rectilinear Motion of Particles9:00
  • 1.4 Constant Acceleration Equations7:58
  • 1.5 Example 19:31
  • 1.6 Example 215:43
  • 1.7 Example 311:35
  • 1.8 Non-Constant Acceleration as Function of Time5:01
  • 1.9 Example 45:43
  • 1.10 Non-Constant Acceleration as Function of Velocity4:02
  • 1.11 Example 58:11
  • 1.12 Non-Constant Acceleration as Function of Position5:12
  • 1.13 Example 64:46
  • 1.14 Rectangular Coordinates and Projectile Motion17:51
  • 1.15 Example 712:03
  • 1.16 Example 812:40
  • 1.17 Example 915:26
  • 1.18 Normal & Tangential Coordinates22:14
  • 1.19 Example 1011:06
  • 1.20 Example 1110:33
  • 1.21 Example 1218:22
  • 1.22 Polar Coordinates14:22
  • 1.23 Example 1312:54
  • 1.24 Example 1415:22
  • 1.25 Example 1520:18
  • 1.26 Relative Motion8:57
  • 1.27 Example 169:54
  • 1.28 Example 1716:37
  • 1.29 Example 1815:41

Requirements

  • You should have had Calculus and Statics

Description

What is Dynamics?

Dynamics is the study of bodies in motion.  In this course we will cover all the derivations you need for particle motion.  In addition, we will work through many examples over each topic. 


Feel like you are teaching yourself in class?

If you are currently taking Dynamics and you have no idea what your professor is talking about, sign up for this course!  I teach in a simple, straightforward method with plenty of examples to help you learn. I show all the steps needed to solve the problems and I don't assume you know more than you do. 


We will cover these topics:

Chapter 1 – Kinematics of a Particle

  • 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

  • Newton’s 2nd Law

  • Equations of Motion

  • Rectangular Coordinates

  • Normal & Tangential Coordinates

Chapter 3 – Kinetics of Particles: Work & Energy

  • Work of a Force

  • Work & Energy

  • Potential Energy

Chapter 4 – Kinetics of Particles:  Impulse & Momentum

  • Linear Impulse & Momentum

  • Angular Momentum

  • Angular Impulse & Momentum

Who this course is for:

  • Undergraduate engineering students taking Dynamics who need additional teaching resources

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