Vector Mechanics For Engineers: Statics, 7th Edition (Book

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Applied mechanics is fundamental to all branches of engineering, but some branches require a more extended treatment of portions of the subject than others. For example, civil engineers require more of statics, and mechanical engineers more of dynamics, while chemical engineers and architects have no need to pursue these subjects beyond the elementary or first presentation of them. It is, therefore, proposed to embrace in engineering mechanics the courses required by all students alike, leaving each department to supplement the general courses along a desiredPage 1239line; or, if preferred by any department, there will be offered under engineering mechanics additional courses to meet the special needs of that department.