Calculus II is a corequisite, but most of the problems can be solved with simple algebra. The room is open most daytime hours and is an excellent way for students to get their questions answered. Homework is assigned daily. This course is not difficult if students keep up and do the work. There are three exams and a comprehensive final given.
Dynamics is the study of bodies in motion.
It is the second step in the mechanics sequence. Naturally, many of the concepts from the statics course are utilized. Topics include vector calculus, Newton's Laws, the dynamics of particle motion, multiparticle systems, rigid bodies in planar motion, and the application of these ideas to engineering systems. The book has the same authors as the statics text and is again an excellent study aid. It is a good idea to read a section ahead.