Aero 211-501 Engineering Mechanics

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BRIEF WEEK-BY-WEEK OVERVIEW OF TOPICS (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

Week 1

Course introduction. Unit systems. Mechanics definitions. Forces and vector representations. Vector operations (dot, vector, triple product). 
Beginning of Course Survey 

Reading: Chapters 1,2,3&4  in Statics

                                                           

Week 2

Forces, moments and equivalent force systems. 

Reading: Chapters 4 & 5 in Statics.

Week 3

Free Body Diagrams (FBD).

Reading: Chapters 6 in Statics.

Week 4

Statics of objects.

Reading: Chapter 7 in Statics

Week 5

Statics of objects: Non planar problems and problems with friction

Reading: Chapter 7 in Statics.

Week 6

Center of mass and mass moment of inertia

Reading: Statics: section 8.1, Dynamcis: Section 7.2

Week 7

Cartesian and polar coordinates

Reading: Dynamics: chapter 2


Week 8
Kinematics constraints and linear momentum balance
Reading: Dynamics: chapter 2

Week 9

Dynamics of particles.

Reading: Dynamics: Chapter 3; Sections: 3.1 pages 94-102. 3.2 pages 110-119. 3.4 pages 132-136

Week 10

Energy of prarticles
Multiparticle systems

Reading: Dynamics:  Chapter 4; Sections: 4.1 pages 192-197.  4.2 pages 201- 210. 4.3 pages 219-225

                                 Chapter 5; All Sections 

 



Recitation Sessions Notes

Session # 1 (9/15): Equivalent Force Systems

Session # 2 (9/22): Free Body Diagrams

Session # 3 (9/29): 3D Statics

Session # 4 (10/6): Quiz 2 & Quiz 2 Solution

Session # 5 (10/13): Center of mass & Mass Moment of Inertia

Session # 6: (10/20): Polar Coordinates

Midterm Review Session (10/23)


Session # 8: (11/3): Polar coordinates kinetics & conservation of linear momentum

Session # 9: (11/10): Conservations of linear momentum & multi particles systems

Session # 10: (11/17): Relative velocities on a rigid body


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