Mechanical Engineering

[wisetech]

Can some one share some good test book or even video lecture on mechanical engineering

[InigoMontoya]

That's a pretty open ended question. Can you give us a better idea of what you're looking for? I mean, are you....

 

* Trying to get an idea of what it is MechEs do?

* Trying to get the 15 minute version of the education so you can imagine that you too are a MechE?

* Trying to see how varied the field is?

 

Blah blah blah. Hopefully you get the point. Your question is so broad that it's virtually impossible to answer.

[Hal.]

Fundamental to Mechanical Engineering is how things are measured ; eg , Mass in Kilograms ( Kg ) , Force in Newtons ( N ) , Distance in Metres ( m ) , etc . www.bipm.org

There are numerous systems for measurement , S.I. was not invented overnight .

Edited April 8, 2011 by hal_2011

[CaptainPanic]

Can some one share some good test book or even video lecture on mechanical engineering

First year students would typically devote over 50% of their time to mathematics and general physics... both of which are a continuation of where the previous education left the students.

 

Topics would be:

- differentials, integrals

- linear algebra

- trigonometry

- etc.

 

It sucks to be a 1st year student, but the excitement when you actually understand all of it is well worth it.