Lecture

Mechanical Systems: Fundamentals and Applications

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Description

This lecture introduces the fundamentals of mechanical systems, covering topics such as the definition of mechanical systems, the study of movement and balance, the science of construction and operation of machines, and the essential role of mechanical systems in various fields like mechatronics, automation, telecommunications, and more. The instructor discusses the importance of mechanics in everyday life, from watch mechanisms to advanced medical and military technologies, emphasizing the wide-ranging applications and significance of mechanical engineering.

Instructor

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