Great introduction video, nice and simple get to know the basics of what is to come. Being a first year engineering student isn't easy but you make it a lot easier with these videos. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for sharing Clayton, I plan on teaching Statics someday. You’re teaching and lecture style is absolutely beautiful! An absolute inspiration and great resource
It currently early December and Ill be taking statics in January. I'm going to use the break and try to watch every single one of these videos, at least one per day. Seems like the playlist will mostly be a refresher of mechanics, but review is important. I'll update my comment if it help
bro I’m m a first year engineering student and i decided to watch ur cartesian vectors video ,u explained it so well that i had to come back and start my learning process from episode 1, keep up the good work g
ive just started my statics module in university and i have 3 more weeks to finish the course material before the exam. is this play list worth a go? were you able to pass the exam after watching this playlist?
its without a doubt worth a watch, he went through pretty much everything my professor went through, and he explains it really well, hes a really good substitue for the textbook ¨engineering Mechanics STATICS¨by r.c. Hibbeler@@hirameryem
Using your videos to learn these topics so that I can help out a young adult taking a structural engineering class within Architecture. There are some things that seem intuitive that aren't for students who have certain learning disbilities. Your videos, while they don't go into those details, are of a good pace and are broken down nicely. Thanks! -- any idea where I might find sample problems to work and their answers? Already looked their univ
Great introduction video, nice and simple get to know the basics of what is to come. Being a first year engineering student isn't easy but you make it a lot easier with these videos. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much for providing this resource. Thank you from Texas, USA
Thank you so much for sharing Clayton, I plan on teaching Statics someday. You’re teaching and lecture style is absolutely beautiful! An absolute inspiration and great resource
Thank you so much! I will look forward to seeing your statics videos one day :)
It currently early December and Ill be taking statics in January. I'm going to use the break and try to watch every single one of these videos, at least one per day. Seems like the playlist will mostly be a refresher of mechanics, but review is important.
I'll update my comment if it help
did it help
bro I’m m a first year engineering student and i decided to watch ur cartesian vectors video ,u explained it so well that i had to come back and start my learning process from episode 1, keep up the good work g
ive just started my statics module in university and i have 3 more weeks to finish the course material before the exam. is this play list worth a go? were you able to pass the exam after watching this playlist?
@@fatass6203 i am also curios about this. did you watch this pl or any advice
its without a doubt worth a watch, he went through pretty much everything my professor went through, and he explains it really well, hes a really good substitue for the textbook ¨engineering Mechanics STATICS¨by r.c. Hibbeler@@hirameryem
i also want to recommend the efficient engineer, and question solutions on youtube@@hirameryem
im not sure if you got my reply, but yes, its def. worth watching@@hirameryem
This is definitely helping me out! Also love the PC. Good stuff.
Using your videos to learn these topics so that I can help out a young adult taking a structural engineering class within Architecture. There are some things that seem intuitive that aren't for students who have certain learning disbilities. Your videos, while they don't go into those details, are of a good pace and are broken down nicely. Thanks! -- any idea where I might find sample problems to work and their answers? Already looked their univ
Hello Prof Clayton. I like the format of your lecture slides. What app/program do you use to create your slides?
Thank you! Do you know where I can find the example videos, or are they mixed in with your lecture recordings?
Nice Pc in the background
What drawing program do you use?
Learning statics in my free time, why add the extra step of dividing a by 1?