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Mechanics of deformable Structures Part 1

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Mechanics of Deformable Structures Part 1

The course is a foundation course of the intermediate level for engineering students who want to build a stronghold on the basics of Mechanical engineering, including concepts of the strength of materials and the deformability of various structures and the constituent materials. The candidates will learn to predict the failure and the deformation in structures used to build mechanical structures, like elastic, viscoelastic and plastic elements.

The candidates will be taught the ways of analyzing structural assemblages of various types, using the equations of geometric compatibility, static equilibrium, and constitutive material response. The Mechanics of Deformable Structures: Part 1 programme is the second course of a series having three parts, and this part is specially designed to give an introduction to the behaviour of viscoelasticity of a deformable structure, i.e. over the course of time. 

The objective of the programme also covers the pattern in which a structure changes if the load applied exceeds the permissible ability of the elastic limit, known as the plasticity of the material. In the end, a candidate will be able to apply analytical methods and perform calculations related to the subject.

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12 Weeks
Intermediate
Free
Skills Covered:
Knowledge of engineering
Certificate

A Hands-on Introduction to Engineering Simulations

The Hands-on Introduction to Engineering Simulations programme is problem-based, and candidates will learn by doing. They will be using a powerful and versatile tool from ANSYS, Inc. to perform engineering simulations. They will be using a common approach to solve problems that involve different branches of Physics (structural mechanics, heat transfer, and fluid dynamics). The programme focuses on moving beyond garbage-in, and garbage-out, and understanding what is under the black-box.

Learners will be solving textbook examples to understand the fundamentals of computational fluid dynamics and finite-element analysis. They will then put these principles into practice and simulate real-world examples (a wind turbine rotor and a bolted rocket assembly).

By working with real-world examples and using a leading simulation tool used by professionals, the Hands-on Introduction to Engineering Simulations training will help learners move beyond button pushing and encourage them to start thinking like experts. Cornell University developed the Hands-on Introduction to Engineering Simulations online course in collaboration with the ANSYS Corporation. Therefore, all learners will be able to download and use ANSYS Student for free.

Learners may enroll in the self-paced course for free or pay a small amount. If they want to learn the course for free they may opt for the audit track where limited access is given. On the other hand, if they want unlimited course access they may get admission using the verified track for which they may have to pay a small amount. 

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6 Weeks
Intermediate
Free
Skills Covered:
Knowledge of engineering
Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Part 3 Time Dependent Behavior and Failure

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Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Part 3 Time Dependent Behavior and Failure

Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Part 3: Time-Dependent Behavior and Failure certification course serve as an introduction to the topic of mechanical behavior of materials that are related both to an atomistic and continuum point of view.  At the atomistic level, the students will learn about the various mechanical properties related to materials and at the continuum level the participants will be exploring the displacement and forces that are translated to strain and stress distributions insisted on the material. In the course, the examples are drawn from- biomaterials, glasses, ceramic, polymers, cellular materials, and composites. In the Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Part 3: Time-Dependent Behavior and Failure by edX the students will be covering viscosity, creep in crystalline materials, plasticity, fatigue, and brittle fracture in detail. A continuation of the series, this program by edX will be helping the students to study more about- dynamic mechanical measurement and hardening mechanisms in a comprehensive manner in the six-week-long Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Part 3: Time-Dependent Behavior and Failure online course.

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6 Weeks
Intermediate
Free
Skills Covered:
Knowledge of engineering
Mechanical Behavior of Materials Part 1 Linear Elastic Behavior

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Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Part 1: Linear Elastic Behavior

Offered by the Department of Material Science and Engineering at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the Mechanical Behaviour of Materials, Part 1: Linear Elastic Behaviour by Edx will give you all the knowledge on the behaviour of various materials. The course provides both the atomistic and continuum view in this regard. 

Deep diving further, the continuum view will focus on how materials get stressed due to forces and displacements, and the atomistic view will focus on ways to control the mechanical properties of materials. The Mechanical Behaviour of Materials, Part 1 certification syllabus, is taught using various examples extracted from polymers, metals, ceramics and more.  

Mechanical Behaviour of Materials, Part 1 online course is taught by two experienced faculty members, namely Lorna J. Gibson and Jessica Sandland. They are both well-versed in the field of science and technology. Furthermore, the course is categorised under the field of engineering and provides free enrolment. The candidates may enrol in this course for free or by paying a certain amount of money. There are 2 tracks namely verified or audit track which offers direct access to the course materials. If the candidates opt for the verified mode they are entitled to receive unlimited access and if they opt for the audit access, they will receive only limited access to the course materials.

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5 Weeks
Intermediate
Free
Skills Covered:
Knowledge of engineering
Introduction to Haptics

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Introduction to Haptics

Haptic devices are mechanical devices that let the users feel, touch, and control objects in remote or virtual environments. The Introduction to Haptics certification course aims to teach you about haptic technology in detail. You will develop a sense of awareness about the abilities and weaknesses of the human touch, along with learning how to build these mechatronic devices.

Through the learnings of the Introduction to Haptics online programme, you will acquire pragmatic cross-disciplinary engineering skills connected to mechanical engineering, bioengineering, robotics, computer science, and electrical engineering. This course developed by Stanford Online will help you comprehend the linkage between equations that explain physical interplay and how they feel.

The Introduction to Haptics training also offers online quizzes to test your understanding of the concepts. You also have the option to participate in laboratory assignments by using/building a ‘Hapkit.’ This practical approach will give you hands-on experience in testing haptic projects, making circuits, and putting mechanical systems together. 

Edx offers 2 varied tracks which can be used to opt into the course and then they shall be given access either for a limited period of time or the access offered may be unlimited. In the case where the students want unlimited access, they will have to choose the verified track and where they want limited access for free they will have to select the audit track.

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5 Weeks
Beginner
Free
Skills Covered:
Robotic skills Knowledge of engineering
Mechanical Behavior of Materials Part 2 Stress Transformations Beams Columns and Cellular Solids

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Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Part 2 Stress Transformations, Beams, Columns, and Cellular Solids

The Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Part 2: Stress Transformations, Beams, Columns, and Cellular Solids course is a four-week, intermediate-level training. The course curriculum focuses on enlightening the students about the atomistic and continuum aspects of mechanical characteristics of different materials. It is part of a three-course series by MIT’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering.

The instructors on this course will be faculty members of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA. It will prove to be an excellent learning opportunity for the participating candidates. Additionally, the Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Part 2 online course houses a comprehensive curriculum. It includes stress transformations, column buckling, beam bending, and cellular materials, among others. 

The Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Part 2 course by edX will take metals, glasses, polymers, ceramics, biomaterials, and cellular materials into consideration. The instructors will use relevant examples to make the learning experience more rewarding. Besides, this edX course has a self-directed training model but offers only limited access during the audit track and unlimited access to the course materials when the verified track is selected.

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4 Weeks
Intermediate
Free
Skills Covered:
Knowledge of engineering

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Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo via Edx

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