Introduction to Statics (Statics 1)
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- Statics Lecture on Mechanics, Fundamental Concepts, Units, Significant Figures/Digits
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Dr Stewart, your introduction to Statics lecture is one of the best I've ever heard.
You know your material and it shows.
Dr. C Stewart you are my best teacher you made me to pass Engineering machines in this semester thank you I am from Somalia East Africa
Very helpful for ones like me that will take up statics class next semester. Thank you sir!
did you end up doing engineering?
Its my first week of school and first time taking static, my professor he only hand write everything on the board because he does not believe in powerpoint and he teaches really fast, your Lecture are great!! thank you.
+Thanamagic Try to keep and take notes. We professors love to give hints for the exams during class. Good luck with your studies.
University courses expect a lot of students. The professors at the university already expect students to possess sufficient prerequisites of the basic knowledge of what is being taught. It is the student's responsibility to have the necessary prerequisites to do very successfully in those high-level courses. I myself have the basic skills to perform at least a basic theory, like mathematical proofs, at the undergrad level. I am continuing to study advanced material like mathematics and physics. My emphasis is on theory. Why something is true and why does it work the way it does? This is the essence of higher education across the board. In closing, students need to take personal responsibility of their education.
Thank you sir for making these videos available to everyone.
No problem James. Cheers!
I'm taking Statics this semester! I'm so grateful for these videos! Thank you!
+Marimar Maestre You're Welcome!
Calvin Stewart mr calvin what a deformable body
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Your course on "Engineering Mechanics Statics" is very interesting and inclusion of mathematical insights are very useful. Requesting you to upload "Strength of materials" course in future videos if possible.
vignesh Strength of materials consists of two parts: one is Statics and the other that deals with the chemical composition of the material and how those materials withstand the forces when pressure is being applied weather it is externally or internally. In other words, how that material is able react to those forces which causes it to deflect or deform.
i have not taught that class but if I do in the future, i'll certainly make some videos.
thank u so much for ur videos. without ur videos, I wouldn't been able to pass statics. ur videos helped me tremendously :D
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i can watch this on repeat like a show honestly so fascinating i love it!
You sir are a scholar, gentleman and a legend! Thank you very much for all this information and effort!
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Awesome. Thanks for your support.
This is a beautiful start to Statics.
Thankyou for creating this lecture series - extremely helpful!
No problem Captain.
I understand very very well this chapter i am simster 2 in somalia i will take all chapters in your channel dr
How did you do in Statics?
Thank you so much for these video lectures, as a black engineering student you're such an inspiration ! I supplemented them with my studies in addition to the example problems on your site. Following your method of problem solving did wonders and after passing Statics I'm now taking Mechanics of Materials. I noticed you posted notes and example problems on your site for Materials but they're locked :(
I really thank full to you I hate engg mechanics sub but now I think so I will fell in love with engg mechanics
Thanks Fatima!
Thank you Dr Calvin. You've really helped me in this statics problem. I appreciate your help.
From South Africa ( An Electrical Engin. student)
You're welcome! I hope you are doing well.
Thanks Dr. Calvin for making such a great effort for us.
I was much depressed about this subject but now i'm feeling good...
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@@CalvinStewartPhD sir can you kindly solve a question for me if you are here kindly its important
Thanks for making this video Dr,Stewart .I'm mechanical engineering fom indonesia
I hope you did well in Statics.
@@CalvinStewartPhD It almost 3 years since i learn Statics and i have bad grade in first semseter , luckly i can maintain my good grade ,i hope this year will be my final year in M.E but COVID-19 ruin everything
#staysafe
@@christian38097 glad to hear you are doing well and on track to graduate. Stay home and stay safe. Dr. Stewart
That was a helluva great presentation.
Thanks George.
So nice Dr.Stewart
Thank you kindly
first teacher thanxz alot for helping student I am civil engineering this course was difficult to our class no one can help u because
every student say iam also difficult to me the chapters that I take it ,is
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I hope the videos helped you in your jounery
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Awesome video. being able to keep up with you while following the book is really helping me figure this out keep making videos like this
thank you so much professor that helped me so much
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Definitely my best friend this semester
I hope my videos are helping you!
could you post somewhere your syllabus with the homework examples that you assign.THANK YOU so much for these great lectures so clearly presented
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Thank you for your youtube lectures. I am taking statics at College of Marin in California. We are using the moodle from other school and have no lecture at all. We can use the Wolfram alpha app. I am also trying to program my ti82 with laws of cosine and sine, dot product and cross product.
+Emily Wong Good Luck Emily. I hope these videos help you! :-)
We are using the 11th edition. I am not sure why. Thank you. I will watch the videos with examples next. We did not cover chapter 1 either. We skipped it entirely because the material was covered in the physics prerequisite. My school has an extremely small engineering dept. The students want to transfer to uc Berkeley mostly.
Sir thankyou very much for making these videos helps me alot specially in quarantine
Hey sir I really admire your way of teaching,can you please do a video on determining the reactions on trusses.
thank you !!! this is very helpful ! simple explanation and that is what I need tysm !!
+Syazana Amni you're welcome!
very clear, thanks
Thanks for watching.
am from Tanzania.
thanks much Dr.C Stewart you makes me hero of this course (statics) through your lectures in youtube channel. I have got A last semester but i and my friends still need you in other course like mechanics of materials.
please can you help us???
Sorry for the late reply. Next time, I teach Mechanics of Materials, I will make a video series.
Thanks for the video doc. Failed statics..amazing...but I'm gonna relearn and retake it next January and pass it thanks to you. Cheers :)
Good Luck Ling.
calvin can you solve plz some ch3 14 addtion problem 344 and 345 348 350
+Arslan Shani sorry I couldn't help you with these problems. Hope you used the theory presented in my videos to help you in your studies. All the Best, Dr. Stewart
could u send me if u have got 14th edition ,please?
Hello Dr Stewart, in the first slide you've specified Thermodynamics as a branch of Deformable Body. Can you please explain why? Further, you've specified Solid Mechanics as well as a branch of Deformable Body, I thought that Solid Mechanics is a branch of Applied Mechanics (as well as Fluid Mechanics) and Righd & Deformable bodies are both branches of Solid Mechanics. Please help me to make sense with that.qq
some clarification. Thermodynamics and Heat transfer should be on the second level of the tree. Solid Mechanics is concerned with the deformation of solids hence it is under Deformable bodies. Applied Mechanics is the "practical Application" of Mechanics. Good luck in your studies.
You’re brilliant ! Very clear!
Thanks for your excellent lecture. Can I know the name of the book and authors name?
Quality video, thank you so much!
Your course is so good ,I want to study about dynamics in online , where i can study
There are several good videos on TH-cam. TH-cam search is your best bet.
Hey, could you please update Mechanics of Materials' lectures? The Statics ones helped me a lot, thank you.
next time I teach Mechanics of Materials, I will make videos.
Thanku sir for making this video.
Hi. Are all of these videos, lectures 1 to lecture 29 for Year 1 Mechanical engineering? or just for 1 term? please reply thanks.
+Ibrahim Azhar These lectures are for Statics a semester long course.
thank you for sharing is very helpful to me
Raissa Smiley you're welcome!
Makes me want to change majors oh lordy! paradox of choice.
Hey great lecture!
Just a question, what program do you use for this video?
Camtasia Studio
sir will you please tell what does it mean by "physical body"? what are the qualities that are required to judge sth as physical body? physical bodies can be solid, liquid or gas?
Sunako. google is your friend. letmegooglethat.com/?q=physical+body
Hello dear teacher, how can I find complete leactures about mechanics of material (bear,Johnston, dewolfe,mazurek)book.
I have not made a video series for Mechanics of Materials yet. Next time, I teach it I just might.
Dr. stewart, Thanks for the great lecture.
I do not know why I can not access the pdf file. Can anybody help me please. Thanks in advance
Can you explain more about the slugs being a collection of variables and
slug is a unit of mass and is equal to Force divide by Acceleration or (lb*s^2)/ft
Good stuff
You are welcome!!!
Hi Dr.calvin stewart i watched this video .thanks from you and your explanation is really interesting .but i want this presentation (ppt)where can i find it could you guide me?
me.utep.edu/cmstewart/me1321.html
Please show me any way to achieve this leactures, thanks!
you will do well in Statics. Read the book, watch the videos, and practice.
What is the book called that you're referencing to and the author?
Well explained.
nacht musik Thanks!
great lecturer!
Hey can you add the lecture notes again please. Broken link.. Thank you.
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turn on the captions!
You forgot to add heat transfer to the diagram. It's a different discipline from thermodynamics.
good catch. my mistake.
Is this statics in three dimensions ? I'm taking statics at UCF and we are already into three dimensional force vector analysis and finding angles etc so just wondering
We do cover 3D force vectors and 3D free body diagrams in the videos.
Helpful thanks
i'm studying civil engineering , and i can't understand anything with my doctor , and i'm really afraid .. i don't want to fail , please help me .. how to study statics
SA Thugz I can help you with that. Frist, read the problem. Then draw the diagram. After that, apply the appropriate formulas, like the law of cosines and sines. Furthermore, solve the problem. Finally, answer the question. Last, check your answers and see that it makes sense. These are the procedures of tackling problems in mechanics.
Joe has a good summary of the steps.
how is "Engineering Mechanics Statics" (13th Edition) by Hibbeler different from the 14th Edition? because my teacher assigned us the 14th edition.
Essentially, all of the editions down to the 12th edition are the same. The only difference is that the problems are all switched around and some updated. This is important because the correction of errors and to reflect the times. The world around us is constantly changing. So does the text books need to change to keep up with the current technology. This explains why you have succeeding editions. I must agree that the older editions of textbooks are more lucid than the current ones because they explain clearly what is going on. And some has the solutions manual to them. If you want to become a master of a subject, you must first learn to become the student by learning the subject. Take this wisdom and cherish it. Wisdom does not come cheap; it must be earned.
Thank teacher i am in somalia and thank thank you
You're welcome!
hey calvin, what is the difference between the 13th edition and the 7th? I'm taking civil engineering if this helps. thanks!!
+KILLIN' IT #ALLDAY The 7th edition was published in 1994. The 14th edition came out this year.
thankyousomuch for the videos.
+Jenn Voltaire Alcalde you're welcome!
What about tenth edition
Have you explained it
I could not find the chapter to read and solve some problems. Can u provide us the provlems prof. please?
The book I use in my class is "Engineering Mechanics Statics" (13th Edition) by Hibbeler. You should try to obtain a copy.
Use the 12th edition to compliment the 13th edition. The 12th edition is much better than the 13th edition because it is very lucid and has better examples. In addition, it has all the solutions when you obtain the solutions manual of course. I have purchased a private service to have access to the solutions manual online. For legal reasons, no one should ever have access to this unless approved by a professor. This is primarily for checking the progress of one's work. I encourage academic honesty by not revealing my sources. However, you can purchase one from me by purchasing mine tutoring service. I charge $20 an hour per problem. If you're serious about the inquiry send me your email. Once again, I am honest. I will show you how to do the problem not just obtain an answer. Good luck in your endeavors.
Sir. I'm preparing for my final exam next month. passing it will me and my entire family happy.
How are you? Did you end up passing?
thank you so much.
but, did anyone have the 6th edition of this book ?!
The 6th edition is pretty old but the content remains the same. Study the book, watch the videos, and practice. You'll do fine.
feel like I'm watching a physics lecture
Yes!!! Statics is Physics for engineering! :-)
Thank you so much!
you're welcome!
@@CalvinStewartPhD Man, you made me get a perfect score on my test back then! Hope you're doing alright. Thank you!
@@chaoslegend1000 I'm doing great. I'm glad to hear you passed your exams! It makes the effort worth it.
I have a question. I heard about some six axiom of statics. I did'nt see them on this video. why ?
I not attack i just asking, doctor.
Greetings :)
The six axioms are discussed over the length of this course. Watch the videos, you will see each of them come to play as we progress through the topic of Statics! ;-)
God bless you
Sir i have problem in Trusses numericals.
Can you help me some guide?
In direction internal forces and moment'
I've got new example videos on trusses. See the method of joints, zero-force members, and the method of sections.
is there a file for the notes he’s writing on? Thanks
you can download the notes at me.utep.edu/cmstewart/me1321.html
sir please can you help me to solve some question?
+Agbede Elvis sure.
Thank you!!
+Tim Brown You're Welcome!
did you mean to write the slug under mass?
Yes. Slug is a unit of mass in US
Hi..
What's the diff between 12th and 13th edition in statics
+alfares571 The HW problems are different.
yazan jmasi As far as I know, the 12th edition is way more superior than other books on mechanics. The book by R.C. Hibbeler illucidates the facts that is clear to the reader. It explains vector theory very well, like the parallegram law. Hibbeler cleverly conveys the information to the audience in such a way that one can easily visualize what it is being depicted. This is my personal evaluation of the book so far what I have read.
How can I download the Pdf notes?
please keep going
+مـستر أحــمــد I'll try to make more when I get some free time.
Do u have numerical of chap 1 videos?
What to you mean by numerical?
@@CalvinStewartPhD acutally i want lectures on numerical solution of mechanics (meriam edition 6).. most of unis teach this book
@@nimrakhalid4 We do not use that book. I hope you find help. Good luck in your studies.
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kg is correct, not Kg.
any one who has mechanic statics 14th edition by R.C.Hibbeler,plz