Lecture

Mechanism Design II: Project Logistics and Course Philosophy

Description

This lecture covers the organization and philosophy of the Mechanism Design II course, focusing on project logistics, group formation, and the creative process in engineering. Students learn about flexible joints, preliminary calculations, and collaborative work strategies.

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