MECHANICA I
 
Lectured in 1st year Master in Industrial Sciences in Construction Science
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1st year Bachelor in Industrial Sciences in Computer Science
1st year Bachelor in Industrial Sciences in Electromechanics
1st year Bachelor in Industrial Sciences in Electromechanics
Theory [A] 38.0
Exercises [B] 25.0
Training and projects [C] 0.0
Studytime [D] 170
Studypoints [E] 6
Level specialized
Language of instruction Dutch
Lecturer Luc LEBEER
Reference IBIWBO01A00002
 
Key words
mechanics

Objectives
Theoretical mechanics is the base of all other related mechchanical branches: moter engines, strength of materials, rngine building, pumps, engine fitting,...
Theoretical mechanics gives also general insight and scientific background for the understanding of the equilibrium, movement and working of mechanismes , engines and machinery.

Topics
Theoretical Mechanics has 3 major parts: statics, kinematics and dynamics.
In the statics we learn the student how to examinate the equilbrium of a simple and cmplicated solid body. At the same time he learns to calculate the reaction forces.
In the kinematics we learn about velocity and acceleration of solid bodys and mechanismes. In this part Force is not used.
Dynamics is the addition of the 2 previous parts. The student learns to see the relation between forces on a solid body or mechanism and the velocity and acceleration of this body or mechanism.

Prerequisites
Elementary mathematics

Final Objectives
Scientific obj AWC1 AWC2
The student wil have the general skill to interpret on a scientific way the movement and equilibrium of a solid body and mechanism.
Technical subj ATC1 ATC2
The student is capable to calculate the reaction forces on a static solid body.
The student can analyse the results of reactionforces, velocity and acceleraion on a body or mechanism.

Materials used
Teachers course C . Van Rumst.
Lit: technische mechanica Timochenko

Study costs
€ 6

Study guidance
During the theory
In the exercises
On demand
Monitoraat
Website http://inwe.hogent.be/elektromechanica

Teaching Methods
Theory: lectures
Guided exercises

Assessment
Written examination 66%
Tests for exercises 33%

Lecturer(s)
Lebeer, De Ridder , Van Rumst, Lefebure, Van Robaeys, Van Campenhout