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Engineering mechanics examines how external forces affect all objects, from individual particles to large structures, through the study of statics, dynamics, materials strength, elasticity, and fluid dynamics. As a bridge between theory and application, engineering mechanics is used to formulate new ideas, interpret phenomena, and develop tools, with faculty conducting research that applies to fields such as aerospace, electronics, automotive, and manufacturing industries. The goal of engineering mechanics courses is to solve problems involving common engineering elements and expose students to real-world mechanical scenarios.

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Engineering Data Solutions

Engineering mechanics examines how external forces affect all objects, from individual particles to large structures, through the study of statics, dynamics, materials strength, elasticity, and fluid dynamics. As a bridge between theory and application, engineering mechanics is used to formulate new ideas, interpret phenomena, and develop tools, with faculty conducting research that applies to fields such as aerospace, electronics, automotive, and manufacturing industries. The goal of engineering mechanics courses is to solve problems involving common engineering elements and expose students to real-world mechanical scenarios.

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Engineering Mechanics

Everything from individual particles to the tallest buildings to a rushing river experiences forces
and torques. Each object—liquid or solid, large or small-- responds differently under different
conditions.  Engineering mechanics examines these external forces by studying statics,
dynamics, materials strength, elasticity, viscoelasticity and fluid dynamics.  
 
As a bridge between theory and application, engineering mechanics is used formulate new
ideas and theories, discover and interpret phenomena, and develop experimental and
computational tools. Faculty in the Department of Civil Engineering at the Case School of
Engineering are conducting research in engineering mechanics for a of a wide variety of fields,
including the aerospace, electronics, automotive, manufacturing, software, and computer
industries.

Engineering mechanics is the application of mechanics to solve problems involving


common engineering elements. The goal of this Engineering Mechanics course is to expose
students to problems in mechanics as applied to plausibly real-world scenarios.

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