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SLOVAK UNIVERSITY of TECHNOLOGY IN BRATISLAVA FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING INSTITUT OF APPLIED MECHANICS AND MECHATRONICS B Sc SYLLABUS ENGINEERING MECHANICS I STATICS Number of subject 2 5510 Study discipline all study program Number of credit 5 Lectures 26 hour 2 hour week 13 week term Warrantor of subject Assoc Prof M Sc PhD Stanislav iaran Lecturer Assoc Prof M Sc PhD Stanislav iaran Year first summer Seminars 26 hour 2 hour week 2008 Key words vector force equilibrium rigid body constrain centre of gravity friction locking journal rolling virtual stability motion 1 Engineering mechanics Basic concepts Axioms Newton s laws History of mechanics Units and dimension Problem solving and accuracy of solution Methods a procedures of the solving of problems Application of vector calculus Forces and lines of action rectangular components Moments moment of a force about a point a line the couple Varignon s theorem 2 Force systems Equipollence Continue to download »
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SLOVAK UNIVERSITY of TECHNOLOGY IN BRATISLAVA FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING INSTITUT OF APPLIED MECHANICS AND MECHATRONICS B Sc SYLLABUS ENGINEERING MECHANICS II DYNAMICS Number of subject 2 5520 Study discipline all study program No of credit 6 Lectures 39 hour 3 hour week 13 week term Warrantor of subject Lecturer Assoc Prof M Sc PhD Stanislav iaran Year second summer Seminars 26 hour 2 hour week 2008 Key words vector mass rigid body constrain motion dynamic equilibrium work energy impulse vibration impact gyroscope reaction 1 Introduction to Dynamics Kinematics of Particles History and modern application Basic concepts Newton s laws Units Formulation and solution of dynamics problems Rectilinear motion of particles General plane curvilinear motion Rectangular co ordinates Normal and tangential co ordinates Space curvilinear motion Relative motion Constrained motion of connected particles 2 Kinetics of Particles Linear momentum of a 
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Dublin Institute of Technology Pre Requisite Modules code s Co Requisite Modules code s ECTS Credits Module Code Module Title Solid State Electronics 5 SSEL 2602 This Header should be repeated on each page of the Module SSEL 2602 Solid State Electronics Module author Kevin Berwick Paul Kiernan Domnick Nardone Module Description This module is an introduction to the concepts required to describe the operation of semiconductor devices Module aim The aim of this module is to introduce the student to the fundamentals of Solid State Electronics and to apply these principles to the analysis of semiconductor devices Ben Streetman , Sanjay Banerjee, Solid State Electronic Devices (6th … An Introduction to Semiconductor Devices, 1/E, Donald Neamen, Mc Graw Hill, 2006 Learning Outcomes On completion of this module the learner will be able to 1 Explain the concept of energy bands and the difference between Metals Semiconductors and Insulators 2 Explain the concepts of direct and indirect bandgaps and the operation of electronic and 
S E Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics by Munson Young Okiishi Fluid Mechanics I Elements of Machine Dynamics Design Mechanical Engineering Design by Shigley Production Engineering I Manufacturing Engineering Technology by Kalpakjian Computer Programming Graphics Turbo C Programming for the PC and Turbo C by Robert Layfore 1 Metallurgy for Engineers by E C Rollason 2 Materials Science Engineering An Introduction by William D Callister Jr Metallurgy Dynamics Engineering Mechanics Dynamics by R C Hibbeler Internal Combustion Engine Internal Combustion Engine by Heywood Solid Mechanics I Mechanics of Engineering Materials by 
