Mechanical Construction I: Axonometric Projections and Standardization

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Introduces the basics of mechanical construction, focusing on international standards, drawing frameworks, and graphical elements.

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Introduces mechanical design principles, focusing on projections, cuts, sections, and dimensioning techniques for technical drawings.

Covers vector norms, orthonormal systems, direction, and velocity in physics.

Explores international standardization, technical drawing rules, and specific representations in mechanical construction.

Introduces Minkowski spacetime, 4-vectors, physical quantities, SI units, Planck units, and HEP units.

Explains the folding method in descriptive geometry to determine true sizes of segments and distances between points.

Discusses the importance of measurement and precision in experimental physics.