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This discussion focuses on the search for introductory video tutorials in mechanical engineering topics, specifically targeting freshmen-level concepts. Key subjects include Vibration, Bending (Beam), Stress/Strain, General Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Standard Flow Energy Equations (SFEE), Non-flow Energy Equations (NFEE), and Steam Tables. The user expresses difficulty in finding suitable video resources and mentions having textbooks for reference. Recommendations include Walter Lewin's video lectures available through MIT's OpenCourseWare and Free Video Lectures for related physics topics.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of mechanical engineering principles
  • Familiarity with introductory physics concepts
  • Knowledge of thermodynamics fundamentals
  • Access to online educational platforms such as MIT OpenCourseWare
NEXT STEPS
  • Search for introductory video tutorials on Vibration and Bending (Beam) on platforms like YouTube or Coursera
  • Explore MIT OpenCourseWare for Thermodynamics and related mechanical engineering courses
  • Investigate resources on Standard Flow Energy Equations (SFEE) and Non-flow Energy Equations (NFEE)
  • Look for online lectures or courses specifically covering Stress/Strain and General Mechanics topics
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This discussion is beneficial for freshmen mechanical engineering students, educators seeking teaching resources, and anyone looking to reinforce their understanding of foundational engineering concepts through video tutorials.

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Hey

I am looking for some video tutorials, all are level 1, or freshman level, so nothing to involved.

- Vibration
- Bending (Beam)
- Stress / Strain
- General Mechanics ( Vectors, Momentums, Torque, Free Body Diagrams, Newtons Laws, Shear Force)

- Thermodynamics
- SFEE ( Standard Flow Energy Equations )
- NFEE ( Non-flow energy Equations )
- Steam Tables and Calculations

All the above i can't really find anything on them, have got textbooks, etc, but was wondering if anyone has seen some video tutorials around?

I am sure i have seen Cambridge or Oxford video tutorials for thermodynamics on the web, but can't refind them...

I am looking pretty basic, introduction type stuff, or Freshmen / Level One / First year Mechanical Engineering

Thanks for any help
 
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Walter Lewin's Video Lectures:
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Physics/8-01Physics-IFall1999/VideoLectures/
 
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Check this ...

http://freevideolectures.com/Physics/Electricity_and_Magnetism.php
 

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