Dynamics

3 credits · Undergraduate

Dynamics considers the kinematics (displacement, velocity, acceleration) and kinetics (forces, energy, momentum) of a single particle (mass without volume), a rigid body (distributed mass) and composite bodies. The course builds on the concepts introduced in Statics, by expanding from a force neutral free body diagram to one with non-zero net forces causing a second mass-acceleration diagram. The engineering techniques are applied to practical examples such as vehicles, rockets and machine mechanisms. PREREQUISITES: ENGI 1203, ENGM 2101 EXCLUSIONS: ENGI 2400.03 FORMATS: Lecture | Tutorial