The size of the force or motion affects the output. In the example of a push bike: input - the force applied to the pedals by the cyclist’s feet process - the chain turns the gear system ...

The above documents are the official module specification documents used within the University. Multiple documents may be in use, in which case the "valid" dates will help to determine which applies.

This is a 15-credit module. This module covers a range of mechanical principles which underpin the design and operation of mechanical engineering systems. It includes aspects related to loading of ...

This module develops the comprehensive theories and the principles of Mechanical Design and applies them to the design and analysis of realistic engineering problems analytically and/or ...

This two-day course is designed to provide non-engineers with an introduction to the profession, its history, professional regulations and some of the main subject areas of mechanical engineering. The ...

The Master's Program fosters individuals who have the creativity to solve problems from a social perspective using their systematic knowledge that consists of basic principles of mechanical ...

Mechanical engineering is one of the most diverse branches of engineering, and it involves the design and analysis of machines, structures, and materials by applying the principles of physics and ...

As a USD mechanical engineering student, you will learn to understand and solve technical challenges by using principles of applied mechanics, material science and the thermal sciences, combined with ...

Mechanical engineering is the backbone of making things move in our society. You’ll use design skills to develop processes and systems that improve our environment, technology and quality of life, ...

It’s one of the reasons our Mechanical Engineering graduates are amongst the best in the world. Covering the fundamental principles of engineering, with the flexibility to focus on specific areas of ...