Introduction to Engineering Mechanics (Georgia Tech via Coursera)
Run by Georgia Institute of Technology
OnlineOnline (global)2 weeks at 10 hours/week (15 hours across 5 modules), flexible scheduleAudit at no cost; certificate requires purchaseOpenLow effort
About this opportunity
<p>Introduction to Engineering Mechanics is a Coursera course from Georgia Institute of Technology, taught by Dr. Wayne Whiteman. It covers the fundamentals of statics – forces, moments, and equilibrium of rigid bodies – as taught in a first-year engineering programme.</p><ul><li>Topics include particle equilibrium in 2D and 3D, moment calculations about points/lines/axes, couple moments, equilibrium equations, free body diagrams, centroids, and distributed force systems</li><li>5 modules, typically about 10 hours of study per week over ~2 weeks (self-paced)</li><li>Shareable certificate available on completion; financial aid accessible through Coursera</li><li>Assumes basic background in high school mathematics and physics; no formal prerequisites</li><li>Self-paced – audit mode is free; certificate paths may involve a fee unless financial aid is granted</li></ul><p>Relevant preparation for A-Level H2 Physics mechanics topics and first-year engineering programmes at NTU/NUS.</p>
Who can apply
Open to all. Basic physics and calculus helpful.
How to apply
Enroll through the "Enroll now" button on the Coursera course page. Purchasing the Certificate gives access to all course materials, including graded assignments, and a shareable certificate; financial aid is available.
What you get
Certificate
Frequently asked
Who runs this?+
Run by Georgia Institute of Technology. More on their website.
Who can apply?+
Open to all. Basic physics and calculus helpful.
Is it paid?+
Cost: Audit at no cost; certificate requires purchase.
How do I apply?+
Enroll through the "Enroll now" button on the Coursera course page.
Introduction to Engineering Mechanics (Georgia Tech via Coursera)
Run by Georgia Institute of Technology
OnlineOnline (global)2 weeks at 10 hours/week (15 hours across 5 modules), flexible scheduleAudit at no cost; certificate requires purchaseOpenLow effort
About this opportunity
<p>Introduction to Engineering Mechanics is a Coursera course from Georgia Institute of Technology, taught by Dr. Wayne Whiteman. It covers the fundamentals of statics – forces, moments, and equilibrium of rigid bodies – as taught in a first-year engineering programme.</p><ul><li>Topics include particle equilibrium in 2D and 3D, moment calculations about points/lines/axes, couple moments, equilibrium equations, free body diagrams, centroids, and distributed force systems</li><li>5 modules, typically about 10 hours of study per week over ~2 weeks (self-paced)</li><li>Shareable certificate available on completion; financial aid accessible through Coursera</li><li>Assumes basic background in high school mathematics and physics; no formal prerequisites</li><li>Self-paced – audit mode is free; certificate paths may involve a fee unless financial aid is granted</li></ul><p>Relevant preparation for A-Level H2 Physics mechanics topics and first-year engineering programmes at NTU/NUS.</p>
Who can apply
Open to all. Basic physics and calculus helpful.
How to apply
Enroll through the "Enroll now" button on the Coursera course page. Purchasing the Certificate gives access to all course materials, including graded assignments, and a shareable certificate; financial aid is available.
What you get
Certificate
Frequently asked
Who runs this?+
Run by Georgia Institute of Technology. More on their website.
Who can apply?+
Open to all. Basic physics and calculus helpful.
Is it paid?+
Cost: Audit at no cost; certificate requires purchase.
How do I apply?+
Enroll through the "Enroll now" button on the Coursera course page.