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Fundamentos de Mecánica para Ingeniería (edX)

Offered by Universitat Politècnica de València, UPValenciaX,
Fundamentos de Mecánica para Ingeniería (edX)

Estudiaremos la cinemática y la dinámica del punto, los conceptos de trabajo y potencia y la energía mecánica. Se aborda el estudio del universo físico analizando objetos en movimiento. Se definen y analizan todas las magnitudes y leyes físicas que permiten describir geométrica y causalmente el movimiento de cuerpos representados por un punto.

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Trataremos:

  • Magnitudes físicas y álgebra vectorial
  • Fundamentos de cinemática del punto
  • Tipos de movimiento
  • Dinámica del punto
  • Trabajo y potencia
  • Energía mecánica

This course is part of the Fundamentos de Física para ingeniería XSeries.

What you'll learn:

  • Cuáles son las magnitudes físicas
  • Las bases del álgebra vectorial
  • Los fundamentos de cinemática del punto
  • Los tipos de movimiento
  • Las bases de la dinámica del punto, el trabajo y la potencia y la energía mecánica
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