Vector Statics - ME 214

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Course Information

Vector Statics course is designed to provide you with a clear and thorough demonstration of the theory and applications of engineering statics. A complete understanding of concepts involved in statics is absolutely critical to successfully becoming an engineer. Materials covered in this course are crucial to just about every subsequent engineering courses you will take, and every one of these courses will build off the knowledge you gain in this course.

Requisites

Co-requisite MATH 115
ME 224L required for ME majors only and highly recommend for other majors

Textbook

Engineering Mechanics, Statics eighth Edition By R. C. Hibbeler, 10th Edition, Prentice Hall

Grading Policy

 

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