![]() Mechanics of Materials: An Integrated Learning System
January 2008, ©2008
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Chapter 2: Strain
Chapter 3: Mechanical Properties of Materials
Chapter 4: Design Concepts
Chapter 5: Axial Deformation
Chapter 6: Torsion
Chapter 7: Equilibrium of Beams
Chapter 8: Bending
Chapter 9: Transverse Shear
Chapter 10: Beam Deflections
Chapter 11: Statically Indeterminate Beams
Chapter 12: Stress Transformations
Chapter 13: Strain Transformations
Chapter 14: Pressure Vessels
Chapter 15: Combined Loads
Chapter 16: Columns
Appendix A: Geometric Properties
Appendix B: Geometric Properties of Structural Steel Shapes
Appendix C: Table of Beam Slopes and Deflections
Problem-solving schema- The textbook and software include a number of features aimed at helping students organize and categorize the Mechanics of Materials concepts and problem-solving procedures.
Style and clarity of examples- To a great extent, the Mechanics of Materials course is taught through examples, and consequently, this textbook places great emphasis on the presentation and quality of example problems. The commentary and the illustrations associated with example problems are particularly important for the learner. The commentary explains why various steps are taken and describes the rationale for each step in a solution process while the illustrations help build the mental imagery needed to transfer the concepts to differing situations.
Homework philosophy- This textbook includes over 930 homework problems in a range of difficulty suitable for learners at various stages of development. Problems have been designed with the intent of building the technical foundation and skills necessary for success in subsequent engineering design courses. The problems are intended to be challenging but at the same time practical and pertinent to traditional engineering practice.





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