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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Mastering Statics by The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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About the Course
Course Overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdom7zBIfkE
Statics is the most fundamental course in Mechanics.
In this course, you will learn the conditions under which an object or a structure subjected to time-invariant (static) forces is in equilibrium - i.e. the conditions under which it remains stationary or moves with a constant velocity-.
You will also learn how to calculate the reaction forces as well as the internal forces experienced throughout the structure so that later you can properly design and size the foundation and the members of the structure to assure the structure’s safety and serviceability.
This course is suitable for learners with interest in different Engineering disciplines such as civil engineering, architecture, mechanical engineering, aerospace.
Non engineering disciplines may also find the course very useful, from archaeologist who are concerned about the stability of their excavation sites to dentists interested in understanding the forces transmitted through dental bridges, to orthopedic surgeons concerned about the forces transmitted through the spine, or a hip or knee joint.
The content will be primarily delivered using light board. Prof. Katafygiotis is going to write and sketch with color markers directly on the board while facing you. You will have an exciting and interactive learning experience online!
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Some questions in Quiz 1 and 2 were not properly set.
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It is best course for civil engineering students to learn statics.
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By Osama S I
•Apr 12, 2020
This course is a good course for both students and lecturers. ;)
By Soe L H
•Aug 7, 2020
This course is nice and helpful.
By Andres F P A
•Jul 27, 2020
Excellent! course of Static.
By Luis M
•Jul 3, 2020
Los quices están llenos de errores. Hice el Quiz 1 y tres de los 5 problemas tenÃan errores de enunciado. Envié la información pero después de dos meses no han hecho ninguna corrección.