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There are 3 modules in this course
This course deals with shear and bending. Shear is a set of parallel, non-collinear forces acting across an element and bending is the curved form taken by a slender element when subjected to loads perpendicular to the element. These forces are easy to understand. You will study how stress and bending force acts for different structures and also, identify what role these forces play in their designs. The first module introduces you to the concept of shear and bending while building structures. The second module explores different understanding of stress and bending. It defines important terms used to understand these forces. It also studies the impact of shear and compression on beams of different materials. You will also learn how to calculate shear stresses and bending stresses. The third module explores how to build a cardboard beam or shelf . You'll also study the structure beam and share a report on it.
This module introduces you to the concept of shear and bending while building structures.
What's included
2 videos9 readings2 assignments
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2 videos•Total 3 minutes
Reflections •3 minutes
What do you think? •0 minutes
9 readings•Total 110 minutes
From the Instructor's Desk•10 minutes
Overview of the Course Concepts •10 minutes
Welcome•30 minutes
Syllabus•10 minutes
Coursera Code of Conduct•10 minutes
Coursera Honor Code•10 minutes
What Do You think? •10 minutes
Owl's Problem •10 minutes
Glossary•10 minutes
2 assignments•Total 60 minutes
What do you think? •30 minutes
Owl's Problem •30 minutes
Shear, Bending, and Beams
Module 2•8 hours to complete
Module details
This module explores different understanding of stress and bending. It defines important terms used in to understand these forces. It also studies the impact of shear and compression on beam of different material. You will also learn how to calculate shear stresses and bending stresses.
What's included
6 videos8 readings9 assignments2 plugins
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6 videos•Total 39 minutes
Lesson: Shear and Bending•9 minutes
Lesson: Shear and Moment (Video 3:37)•4 minutes
Lesson: Shear and Bending Stress (Video 6:58)•7 minutes
Lesson: Bending Stress in Beams (Video 3:30)•4 minutes
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