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INTRODUCTION TO MECHANICS AND APPLICATIONS IN ENGINEERING

INTEREGR 130
Course Description

Introduction to mechanics and applications in engineering, including introduction to free body diagrams, spatial awareness, and how to use vectors in engineering applications.

Prerequisites

Consent of instructor

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This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

Credits

1

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