Needed Information about Vehicle Dynamics and Controls

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Yaswanth is seeking resources to learn about vehicle dynamics and controls, specifically for modeling steering, suspension, and tires, as his university does not offer a dedicated course on the subject. He has already checked a website but only found seminar schedules, not educational materials. Participants in the discussion are encouraged to share sources, videos, or any relevant information that could aid in his understanding of vehicle dynamics. The focus is on finding accessible learning materials to supplement his current studies in basic controls and modeling. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-directed learning in specialized fields like vehicle dynamics.
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Hi friends,
Presently I am in my 1st semester of my Masters and have taken course on Basic controls and Modeling, I don't have any course on Vehicle dynamics offered in our University.
So can you please give sources and videos where I can get basic dynamics of vehicles so that I can apply the conception on dynamics and modeling of steering, suspension, tire.
Thank You Very Much,
Yaswanth
 
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Thank You friend,
I have gone through the website but I could find only the schedules of seminar.
 
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