This course teaches dynamics, one of the basic mechanics subjects of Mechanical Engineering. Students would be able to organize their knowledge about force and motion, work-energy, impulse-momentum in view of Newton's 2nd law and its integration over time and displacement. The Engineering Dynamics consists of two parts: particle dynamics and rigid body dynamics. This is the second part of the dynamics: rigid body dynamics
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Rigid Body Dynamics
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST)About this Course
Highschool physics, University Physics, Calculus
Highschool physics, University Physics, Calculus
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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST)
The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) was established in 1971 by the Korean government as the nation’s first research-intensive graduate school for science, engineering and technology. It has now grown into one of the world’s best universities, delivering top notch education and research programs for undergraduate and graduate students. KAIST encourages interdisciplinary and convergent research across a wide spectrum of disciplines, as well as strong collaborations with industry and global institutions.
Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
Lecture Note
1-1 Week
Introduction to Rigid Body Kinematics, Absolute and Relative Kinematics
1-2 Week
Relative Velocity & Acceleration
2-1 Week
Motion Relative to Rotating Axis
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- 5 stars70.83%
- 4 stars16.66%
- 3 stars8.33%
- 2 stars4.16%
TOP REVIEWS FROM RIGID BODY DYNAMICS
Intersting and challenging course.
Leads us to unexpected results of mechanics.
Thank you for this interesting course about rigid bodies. I learn a lot.
The course is well-structured and covers various scenario of one problem and solve it in different ways. I learn a lot.
Excellent! it's a good course of Rigid Body Dynamics.
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