Dynamics
in Engineering Practice
By
Dara.W. Childs,
Learn exactly how an engineer REALLY solves
engineering modeling and analysis problems
A companion to the textbook Dynamics in Engineering Practice 10th Edition
ISBN:
9781439831250
Publisher: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group www.crcpress.com
Cat. #: K11527, ISBN: 9781439831250, Publication
Date: August 16, 2010, Binding: Hardback
Course Description: Application of Newtonian methods to model dynamic systems (particles and rigid bodies) with ordinary differential equations; solutions of models; using analytical and numerical approaches; interpreting solutions/performance measures; linear vibrations
Prerequisites: (
What you must already know to succeed in this course
Course Objectives: To introduce fundaments for modeling
mechanical systems, to derive differential equations of motion (kinetics and
kinematics), find (predict) the dynamic response of systems using mathematical
analysis, and to provide knowledge for practice in understanding mechanical
systems behavior.
Outcomes: What you will learn in this course
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Class description – a 14
week educational challenge; ABET syllabus |
Textbook latest ERRATA (Sept 2,
2011)
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Resources
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About writing a technical memorandum
(recommended format for
presentation of technical reports) |
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Solving Problems in Dynamics and Vibrations
Using MATLAB Introduction to writing computational physics code in MATLAB |
2002 version |
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