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This course is an introduction to the basics of statics and mechanics of
materials for non-mechanical engineers. These fundamental mechanical
engineering principles are required for advanced electronic packaging courses.
Key concepts of equilibrium criteria; distributed forces; internal forces;
stress and strain; yield and failure criteria; stress and strain in axial,
torsional, and bending loads, will be discussed. Examples of thermal stress
analysis are also discussed. The course requires students to have prior basic
trainings in mathematics and physics.
Syllabus
Lecture 1
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Introduction
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E-Lectures from Text:
Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics
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Part 1: Statics
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Lecture 2
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Chapter 2
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Statics of Particles - Concurrent Forces
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Lecture 3
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Chapter 3
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Rigid Bodies I: Equivalent Systems of Forces
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Lecture 4
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Chapter 4
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Rigid Bodies II: Equilibrium
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Lecture 5
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Chapter 5
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Distributed Forces: Centroids and Centers of Gravity
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E-Lectures from Text:
Mechanics of Materials
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Part 2: Mechanics of Materials
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Lecture 6
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Introduction: Concept of Stress
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Lecture 7
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Chapter 2 – First Half
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Stress and Strain – Axial Loading I
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Lecture 8
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Chapter 2 – Second Half
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Stress and Strain – Axial Loading II
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Lecture 9
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Chapter 3
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Torsion
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Lecture 10
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Chapter 4 – First Half
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Pure Bending I
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Lecture 11
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Chapter 4 – Second Half
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Pure Bending II
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Course Syllabus: MAE 498 – Overview of
Mechanical Engineering for Non-MEs
This course is an introduction to the basics of statics and mechanics of
materials for non-mechanical engineers. These fundamental mechanical
engineering principles are required for advanced electronic packaging courses.
Key concepts of equilibrium criteria; distributed forces; internal forces;
stress and strain; yield and failure criteria; stress and strain in axial,
torsional, and bending loads, will be discussed. Examples of thermal stress
analysis are also discussed. The course requires students to have prior basic
trainings in mathematics and physics.
Contributing Instructor: KP Chen, Arizona State University
Required Text :
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Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics, Beer, Johnston &
Eisenberg, McGraw Hill, 7 th ed., 2004. |
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Mechanics of Materials, Beer, Johnston & DeWolf, McGraw Hill, 4
th ed., 2006.
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Grading:
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40% Final Exam |
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40% Mid-Term Exams (2) |
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20% Homework |
Topics Covered:
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Statics of particles: free body diagrams; concurrent forces; equilibrium
criteria.
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Statics of rigid bodies: equivalent systems of forces; equilibrium criteria;
distributed forces.
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Stress and strain in axial loading; stress-strain diagram; Hooke’s law;
elastic and plastic behavior; fatigue; residual stress; shear strain; Poisson
ratio; stress concentration.
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Torsion of circular shaft; torsion of thin-walled hollow shafts.
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Pure bending; normal stress distribution.
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Bending of a beam; internal forces in beams; shear and bending diagrams; normal
and shear stress distributions.
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Deflection of a beam.
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Stress and strain transformation; principal stresses and principal strains;
Mohr’s circle; von Mises stresses.
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Thermal stress analysis; uniform temperature change; non-uniform temperature
change; Stoney’s formula and thermal analysis for composite beams.
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