Mechanics Of Materials, R C Hibbeler, 7th Edition Pdf
Siri Vonbank
On successful completion of this subject the student will be able to:
1.Visualise physical configurations and thereby construct simplified three-dimensional sketches and meaningful mathematical models in terms of real materials, actual constraints and the practical limitations which govern the behaviour of machines and structures.
2.Explain concepts of statics and kinematics.
3.Use Newton's laws to express and solve problems in the mechanics of solids and fluids in mathematical terms.
4.Analyse and interpret laboratory measurements of mechanics experiments.
5. Demonstrate an awareness of safe laboratory practice in the use of a range of laboratory equipment.
6. Work effectively as a member of a team/group in the collection, analysis, presentation and reporting of engineering information, while adhering to standard conventions for technical reporting but using diverse forms of communication.
A series of occasional in-class MCQ tests throughout the trimester, are designed to mirror course material and allow students to have individual formative feedback on their understanding of topics that have been taught during lectures.Timetabled tutorial sessions will complement a comprehensive set of online tutorials. The timetabled tutorial sessions provide students with direct opportunities to receive formative feedback on their understanding of course material during the trimester through them solving homework questions.The UCD Maths Drop-in Centre also provides support to students in respect of this module.
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