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2024年12月18日 · None of the students had taken a course in this subject before. But with the guidance of lectures, slides, and other freely available resources on MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW), they soon advanced onto multivariable calculus. …
Lecture Notes | Engineering Mechanics I - MIT OpenCourseWare
This section provides information about lecture topics, lecture notes, and lecture summaries. A significant portion of this course was taught at the blackboard, so the following lecture notes are not intended to fully capture the content of the course.
Fundamentals of Systems Engineering - MIT OpenCourseWare
General introduction to systems engineering using both the classical V-model and the new _Meta_ approach. Topics include stakeholder analysis, requirements definition, system architecture and concept generation, trade-space exploration and concept selection, design definition and optimization, system integration and interface management, system ...
Engineering Mechanics I - MIT OpenCourseWare
Lecture 4 explores the collapse of the World Trade Center towers. Here, velocity profiles are shown based on conservation of momentum and free fall. (Figure by MIT OpenCourseWare, adapted from Prof. Franz-Josef Ulm.)
Engineering Dynamics | Mechanical Engineering - MIT …
The principles of engineering dynamics are incorporated into the design of buildings, planes, boats, and underlie and explain phenomena we see every day. (Image courtesy of nouspique on Flickr.)
Civil Engineering | LL EduCATE: Introduction to Engineering …
You may ask how are roads and bridges built? Well, the answer is civil engineering. Civil Engineers design, build, and supervise major infrastructure projects and systems. This may include buildings, parks, roads, bridges, canals, dams, airports, pipelines, railways and water supply/sewage treatment systems. Specializations: Structural ...
Lecture Notes | Unified Engineering: Materials and Structures ...
Lecture: Introduction to Structural Analysis. Lecture: Structural Supports and Reactions; Requirements for Structural Equilibrium. Lecture: Truss Analysis. Lecture: Statically Indeterminate Systems. Lecture: Concept and Uses of Stress at a Point. Lecture: Stress Equilibrium. Lecture: Transformation of Stress Components
Lecture Notes | Dynamics | Mechanical Engineering - MIT …
LECTURE NOTES 1 Course Overview. Single Particle Dynamics: Linear and Angular Momentum Principles, Work-energy Principle 2 Examples of Single Particle Dynamics 3 Examples of Single Particle Dynamics (cont.) 4 Dynamics of Systems of Particles: Linear and Angular Momentum Principles, Work-energy Principle 5
WHAT IS ENGINEERING ECONOMICS? The application of economic principles to engineering problems, for example in comparing the comparative costs of two alternative capital projects or in determining the optimum engineering course from the cost aspect. 1
Lecture Videos | Advanced Thermodynamics | Mechanical …
Lecture 1: Definitions of System, Property, State, and Weight Process; First Law and Energy Lecture 2: Second Law and Entropy; Adiabatic Availability; Maximum Entropy Principle Lecture 3: Energy vs Entropy Diagrams to Represent Equilibrium and Nonequilibrium States