Master the Concepts of "Engineering Mechanics" (Series -1)
What you'll learn
- With the crisp and clear explanation of the concepts, student will be in a position to solve different problems in relation to this course, that require different approaches
- Student will have confidence of understanding advance concepts (subsequent parts) of engineering mechanics.
Requirements
- Knowledge of school level Mathematics such as Trigonometry, Solving Equations, unit conversions etc
- Hands-on practice of using scientific calculator
- Zeal/Enthusiasm to learn the concepts
- Proper stationery items such as a notebook, pen, Graph papers etc.
Description
This course comprises of 1st one 5th of the total syllabus of Engineering Mechanics (or 1st one 3rd of Statics). This course gives all necessary fundamentals and the must prerequisites of Engineering Mechanics which are necessary to make student feel confident to learn further concepts and solve Advanced problems of the Engineering Mechanics course.
Who this course is for:
- Engineering Students who just joined the Under Graduation/Bachelors
- Working professionals who graduated from Mechanical Engineering and is interested to re-look and revise the concepts of this course
- Graduated students who are preparing for technical competitive exams such as GATE, ESE etc.
Course content
- Preview05:17
- Preview14:54
- 17:15Section 1.2
- Preview20:02
Instructor
![Ravi Kiran](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.2 Instructor Rating
- 20 Reviews
- 2,628 Students
- 3 Courses
An Ex-Employee in a Steel Processing Industry and a Teaching Enthusiast working as Mechanical Engineering Concepts Trainer (GATE Qualified) for past 1 year especially with GATE Exam as main criteria. Alongside I own a Blog titled "The Engineer's Gurukulam" and a channel in Youtube with videos for mechanical engineering concepts with a perspective of GATE Exam. Aiming to provide high quality Engineering concepts (specifically mechanical engineering) with a quite simple and lucid explanations to as many students as possible.