Fundamentos de Mecánica para Ingeniería
This course is part of Fundamentos de Física para ingeniería.
This comprehensive course delves into the study of the physical universe by analyzing objects in motion. Students will learn to define and analyze all physical magnitudes and laws that allow for the geometric and causal description of the movement of bodies represented by a point. The curriculum covers essential topics including physical magnitudes and vector algebra, fundamentals of point kinematics, types of movement, point dynamics, work and power, and mechanical energy. Designed for engineering students, this course provides a solid foundation in mechanics principles that are fundamental to various engineering disciplines. Through structured learning modules, students will develop a thorough understanding of how to mathematically describe and predict the motion of objects, applying Newton's laws and energy conservation principles to real-world engineering problems.
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What you'll learn
You will learn to identify and work with physical magnitudes essential for mechanical engineering
You will master the fundamentals of vector algebra for mechanical applications
You will understand the principles of point kinematics and analyze different types of motion
You will apply the fundamentals of point dynamics to engineering problems
You will comprehend the concepts of work, power, and mechanical energy in physical systems
Skills you'll gain
This course includes:
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Module Description
This course explores the fundamental principles of mechanics as applied to engineering. Students will study physical magnitudes and vector algebra as the mathematical foundation before diving into the kinematics of a point, covering position, velocity, and acceleration concepts. The course examines various types of movement and their mathematical descriptions, followed by point dynamics where Newton's laws are applied. Work, power, and mechanical energy concepts are thoroughly covered, providing students with the essential theoretical framework needed to solve basic engineering mechanics problems. The course is designed with a practical approach to help engineering students understand how physical laws govern motion and energy transfer in mechanical systems.
Fee Structure
Individual course purchase is not available - to enroll in this course with a certificate, you need to purchase the complete Professional Certificate Course. For enrollment and detailed fee structure, visit the following: Fundamentos de Física para ingeniería
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Instructors
9 Courses
Distinguished Physicist and Acoustics Researcher
Pilar Candelas Valiente, Associate Professor at UPV, specializes in ultrasonics and acoustics, bridging theoretical physics with practical applications in wave propagation and ultrasonic devices.
9 Courses
Distinguished Materials Scientist and Solar Energy Expert
M. Ángeles Hernández Fenollosa, Associate Professor at UPV, focuses on semiconductor materials and nanostructured thin films for improving solar cell efficiency in photovoltaic technology.
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