[COURSE] intro. to mechanical deisgn

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A student studying naval architecture in China is struggling with a mechanical design course conducted in Mandarin and is seeking study materials in English. The course involves drawing kinematic diagrams, which adds to the challenge. The student has only Chinese resources, making comprehension difficult. A suggestion was made to utilize the NPTEL website for relevant mechanical design resources. The student expresses gratitude for any assistance provided.
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greetings...
i study naval arch in china in mandarin, so its very challenging ...
at the moment, I am facing difficulties in mechanical design course and i was hoping by making
this topic, maybe you fellas could give me some material to study (everything i have is chinese, and i don't get much)

the course is about mechanical design, where you have to draw kinematic diagrams and on ..
so please help me with anything you can!

sincerely thanks!
Shane Ask
 
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M@sT3rJo1nT said:
greetings...
i study naval arch in china in mandarin, so its very challenging ...
at the moment, I am facing difficulties in mechanical design course and i was hoping by making
this topic, maybe you fellas could give me some material to study (everything i have is chinese, and i don't get much)

the course is about mechanical design, where you have to draw kinematic diagrams and on ..
so please help me with anything you can!

sincerely thanks!
Shane Ask


http://nptel.iitm.ac.in/courses.php?branch=Mechanical

I think this should help you
 
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