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'''Part of the ''[[Topic:Applied_Mechanics|Division of Applied Mechanics]]''
'''Part of the ''[[Applied_Mechanics|Division of Applied Mechanics]]''
'''and the ''[[School:Engineering|School of Engineering]]''
'''and the ''[[Engineering|School of Engineering]]''
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==Content summary==
==Content summary==
The study of [[w:statics|Statics]] is the fundamental examination of the effects of [[w:force|Forces]] upon objects.  Often referred to as the primary discipline within the field of Engineering Mechanics, statics explores the behavior of bodies moving at a constant velocity.  [[w:Dynamics|Dynamics]] is the subsequent study of the forces acting upon bodies moving with a non-constant velocity (i.e accelerating).
The study of [[Wikipedia:statics|Statics]] is the fundamental examination of the effects of [[Wikipedia:force|Forces]] upon objects.  Often referred to as the primary discipline within the field of Engineering Mechanics, statics explores the behavior of bodies moving at a constant velocity.  [[Wikipedia:Dynamics|Dynamics]] is the subsequent study of the forces acting upon bodies moving with a non-constant velocity (i.e accelerating).


==Prerequisites==
==Prerequisites==
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* [[Algebra]]
* [[Algebra]]
* [[Trigonometry]]
* [[Trigonometry]]
* [[Topic:Calculus|Calculus]]
* [[Calculus|Calculus]]


====[[Topic:Physics|Physics]]====
====[[Physics|Physics]]====
* [[Introduction to physics]]
* [[Introduction to physics]]
* [[Topic:Classical_mechanics|Classical Mechanics]]
* [[Classical_mechanics|Classical Mechanics]]




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==Assignments==
==Assignments==
===Preliminary Study guide===  
===Preliminary Study guide===  
# Wikipedia article:[[w:Statics|Statics]]
# Wikipedia article:[[Wikipedia:Statics|Statics]]
# Wikipedia article:[[w:Force|Force]]
# Wikipedia article:[[Wikipedia:Force|Force]]
# Wikipedia article:[[w:Particle|Particle]]
# Wikipedia article:[[Wikipedia:Particle|Particle]]
# Wikipedia article:[[w:Rigid Body|Rigid Body]]
# Wikipedia article:[[Wikipedia:Rigid Body|Rigid Body]]
# Wikipedia article:[[w:Vector|Vector]]
# Wikipedia article:[[Wikipedia:Vector|Vector]]
# Wikipedia article:[[w:Newtons_laws|Newtons laws]]
# Wikipedia article:[[Wikipedia:Newtons_laws|Newtons laws]]
# Wikipedia article:[[w:Units_of_measurement|Units]]
# Wikipedia article:[[Wikipedia:Units_of_measurement|Units]]
# Wikipedia article:[[w:Free_body_diagram|Free Body Diagram]]
# Wikipedia article:[[Wikipedia:Free_body_diagram|Free Body Diagram]]
===Readings===
===Readings===
* Peruse the appropriate sections of [[Wikibooks:Statics]]
* Peruse the appropriate sections of [[Wikibooks:Statics]]
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==See also==
==See also==
* [[Topic:Fluid statics]]
* [[Fluid statics]]
* [[Topic:Civil engineering]]
* [[Civil engineering]]




[[Category:Classical Mechanics]]
[[Category:Classical Mechanics]]

Latest revision as of 05:58, 13 June 2009

Part of the Division of Applied Mechanics and the School of Engineering

Content summary

The study of Statics is the fundamental examination of the effects of Forces upon objects. Often referred to as the primary discipline within the field of Engineering Mechanics, statics explores the behavior of bodies moving at a constant velocity. Dynamics is the subsequent study of the forces acting upon bodies moving with a non-constant velocity (i.e accelerating).

Prerequisites

A Force System


Learning Materials

A Free Body Diagram of a Loaded Truss

Texts

Statics Lessons

Assignments

Preliminary Study guide

  1. Wikipedia article:Statics
  2. Wikipedia article:Force
  3. Wikipedia article:Particle
  4. Wikipedia article:Rigid Body
  5. Wikipedia article:Vector
  6. Wikipedia article:Newtons laws
  7. Wikipedia article:Units
  8. Wikipedia article:Free Body Diagram

Readings

Activities

References

Additional helpful readings include:


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See also