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Mechanic training courses and schools

School: University of Washington Online Learning
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Mechanical Behavior of Materials II
Course Format: Online
Influence of structure on the mechanical properties of materials. Stress-strain tensors and response of materials to multiaxial loads, Effect of symmetry on elastic properties; spring dashpot analogs for viscoelasticity; strengthening mechanisms and continuum plasticity; failure probability and toughening mechanisms; creep, fatigue and stress corrosion cracking.
 

Structural Mechanics
Course Format: Online
Equations of a continuum for small displacements, applications to linear elasticity. Kirchoff plate theory, problems in advanced strength of materials. Virtual work, minimum potential energy, force and displacement methods of structural analysis. Direct stiffness method. Approximate solutions, geometric stiffness matrix. Linearized buckling.
 

Continuum Mechanics
Course Format: Online
General foundations of the fundamental concepts of motion, stress, energy, and electromagnetism for a continuum. General equations of conservation of mass, momentum, and energy. Linear and nonlinear elastic, viscous, and inelastic materials.
 

Mechanics of Composite Materials
Course Format: Online
Analyses and design of composite materials for aerospace structures. Micromechanics. Anisotropic elasticity. Laminated plate theory. Thermo-viscoelastic behavior and fracture of composites. Prerequisite: A A 530 or permission of instructor.
 

Mechanics of Solids
Course Format: Online
General concepts and theory of solid mechanics. Large deformations. Behavior of elastic, viscoelastic, and plastic solids. Linear theory of elasticity and thermoelasticity. Wave propagation in solids.
 

Fluid Mechanics of Inviscid Flow I
Course Format: Online
Ideal incompressible flow; potential and stream functions. Airfoil theory and lifting line theory. Introduction to nonsteady flow; sound waves and surface waves; special topics.
 

School: Bellevue Community College
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Mechanics of Materials
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces the concepts of stress, deformation, and strain in solid materials. Topics include basic relationships between loads on structural and machine elements such as rods, shafts, and beams, and the stresses, deflection and load-carrying capacity of these elements under tension, compression, torsion, bending, and shear forces.
 

School: Southeast Community College Nebraska
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Electrical and Electromechanical Technology
Course Format: Classroom
Electrical Technology Electrical students receive classroom instruction on many topics, including fundamental electrical principles, the National Electrical Code, residential, commercial and industrial wiring, repair and maintenance of electric motors and generators, variable speed drivers and digital control systems, predictive maintenance, programmable logic controllers, robotics, and commun...
 

School: Professional Development Center
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Mechanical Design Application Using AutoCAD Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
AutoCAD® is the worldwide industry leader in PC based Computer-Aided-Design (CAD) software for mechanical design and engineering. AutoCAD® utilizes the most intuitive windows user interface in the industry and is the preferred CAD software across all Engineering and Design disciplines. This training program is tailored for experienced manufacturing, design, and engineering professionals who...
 

CATIA CAM for Manufacturing
Course Format: Classroom
All courses are hands-on, taught by industry-expert instructors, and use your real work as practice projects.
 

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