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    Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

    Course Outline (W2020)

    MEC311: DYNAMICS

    Instructors Dr. Hua Lu


    Office: EPH109
    Phone: (416) 979-5000 ext. 6431
    Email: [email protected]
    Office hours: TBA

    Dr. Sajad Saeedi


    Office: EPH 413
    Phone: (416) 979-5000 ext. 544449
    Email : [email protected]
    Office hours: TBA

    Prerequisites PCS 211, MTH 141, MTH 240

    Compulsory Engineering Mechanics DYNAMICS, 2nd Edition, G.L. Gary, F. Costazo, M. E.


    Texts: Plesha, McGraw Hill

    Calendar Particles in motion. Rigid bodies in motion. Work and Energy. Impulse and
    Description Momentum. Methods. Applications: clutch and brake systems. Vibrating systems.

    Learning At the end of this course, the successful student will have demonstrated that s/he:
    Objectives 1. applies basic principles in kinematics and kinetics to describe the variables of
    interest in the engineering problems (1a),
    2. uses MATLAB or equivalent computational platform to simulate the time
    response and to extract quantities of interest from the dynamical system;
    makes clear presentation and accurate interpretations of results obtained from
    the numerical simulation (1b),
    3. applies newton’s equation, energy equation and impulse momentum equations
    in modeling system dynamics and be able to combine university-level
    analytical geometry, vector calculus, algebra to solve the equations (1c),
    4. be able to write down correct vector Newton’s equation, impulse momentum
    equations and scalar energy equation in modeling the system dynamics (2b).

    Note: Numbers in parentheses refer to the graduate attributes required by the


    Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board. For more information, see:
    http://www.ryerson.ca/feas/programs/qa/gradattributes.html

    MEC311 WINTER 2020 Page 1 of 2


    Course 3 hours of lecture per week
    Organization 1 hour of tutorial per week

    Course Computer Projects 10%


    Evaluation Midterm exam 25%
    Minor Assessments 15%
    Final exam 50%
    Total 100%

    Examinations To pass the course, a student must:


    • achieve a minimum overall grade of 50%,
    • achieve at least 50% in the weighted combination of the midterm test and
    the final exam.

    Midterm test: in Week 7, one-hour, written, closed book, covers content of


    Weeks 1-6.
    Final exam: Date TBA, three hours, written, closed-book, covers Weeks 1-13.

    Course Content

    1. Particle Kinematics:
    Cartesian and Curvilinear Coordinate Systems
    2D Plane Motion and Space Curvilinear Motion
    2. Particle Kinetics:
    Newton’s Second Law
    Work-Energy Balance
    Linear Impulse-Momentum Balance & Particle Impact
    3. Kinematics of Rigid Bodies:
    Translation and Rotation in Rigid Body Plane Motion
    Absolute and Relative Motion Analysis
    4. Kinetics of Rigid Bodies:
    Equations of motion for General Plane Motion
    5. Balance Principles in Rigid Body Motion I
    Work-Energy Balance
    6. Balance Principles in Rigid Body Motion II
    Impulse-Momentum Balance
    7. Special Topics:
    Brief Introduction of the Principle of Virtual Work

    Faculty Course Survey:

    Students will be required to complete this survey in either week 10, 11 or 12 of the term.

    Important:

    All students are expected to read, understand, and abide by the MIE Course Management Policies, and all
    specific Ryerson Policies linked into that document.

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