I'm taking this course too, and it is my first signature track certificate to be as well. It's Week 6 now, and the impressions are very good. Definitely worth the money, in my oppinion.
I'm attending the course and the first impressions are great - the professor is great, there's a lots of readings, links and materials posted, and I expect anyone interested in the subject will profit greatly by taking the course.
These courses mostly work on the following principle: you have video lectures offered every week (following a specific course syllabus), and you can watch them whenever you want. However, you also have weekly assignments which have a due date for completion. In general, the platforms work just...
You mean, a statically indeterminate structure. You should look into the force method for this. Depends on what you need, I think you may also find tables with moment diagrams for such beams.
The alduin fight wasn't specially difficult, I'm playing on normal difficulty though. I find it interesting that some stupid fights with some wildlife or forsaken appear to be more difficult at times. I'm at level 37 now, and at a point where I feel I'm not too strong - I want weapons with...
The difference is in the forces they "exhibit", as you stated. In beam elements, in general, you have a longitudinal force (tension or compression), a bending moment and a shear force. Of course, this goes for a 2D beam element. A frame is a system composed of beam elements, while a truss is a...
Well, let ε be some number in <0, 1>. Does there exist some positive integer N such that for all m, n >= N you have |xm - xn| < ε?
Edit: sorry, micromass seems to have answered first.