Concept

Displacement (geometry)

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Introduces 1D kinematics concepts like position, velocity, and displacement vectors for point mass motion.

Uniform Motion: Acceleration and Reference Frames

Explores uniformly accelerated motion, reference frames, and velocity calculations with examples like a moving train and a falling ball.

1D Acceleration

Covers the concept of 1D acceleration and practical exercises on velocity and position functions.

Physics of Displacement and Velocity

Explores displacement, velocity, acceleration, and trajectory in physics, emphasizing the relationship between velocity and acceleration.

Advanced Physics I: Trajectory and Velocity

Explores trajectory, velocity, and acceleration in advanced physics, emphasizing rectilinear motion and the importance of instantaneous velocity.

Principle of Virtual Work: Structural Mechanics Applications

Covers the principle of virtual work and its applications in structural mechanics through various exercises and detailed calculations.

Motion in the Plane

Covers the description of an object's movement in a plane, focusing on comparing positions, time durations, and displacement.

Local and Global Ductility

Examines the relationship between different ductilities in seismic engineering, highlighting their significance in structural elements.

Structural Analysis: Bar Elements

Covers stiffness matrices, system assembly, constraints, reactions, and displacements in structural analysis.

Classical Laminate Theory: Analysis & Equilibrium

Covers the Classical Laminate Theory and its analysis of displacements, strains, stresses, and equilibrium in laminated composites.

Energy and Work: Fundamentals

Introduces the fundamentals of energy, work, and power, covering harmonic oscillators, conservative forces, and energy conservation.

Fundamental Systems: Isostatic Structures and Deformations

Covers fundamental systems in structural mechanics, focusing on isostatic structures, displacements, and the role of springs in understanding internal forces.