Course List

C++ Programming
​variables | decision structures | loops | functions | arrays | vectors

​Calculus 1
functions | limits | derivatives | applications of differentiation | optimization | integrals

​Calculus 2
integration by table | integration by substitution | integration by parts | integration by trig substitution | partial fraction decomposition | improper integrals | numerical integration | double integration | triple integration | partial derivatives

​Chemistry
stoichiometry | ideal gas law | half-life | equilibrium | acid base buffers | acid base titrations

Circuits​
definitions | circuit laws | current & voltage sources | series & parallel resistors | nodal analysis | mesh analysis

​Differential Equations
first order | second order

​Dynamics
linear motion | projectile motion | circular motion | kinetics | work & energy | impulse & momentum | rigid body rotation

​Linear Algebra
vectors | systems of linear equations | matrices | eigenvalues | orthogonality | complex numbers

​Mechanics of Materials
stress | strain | torsion | pure bending | composite materials | beam deflection | energy methods | columns

​​Project Management
Gantt charts | PDM & CPM network diagrams | float & slack| lead & lag | WBS | resource constraining | project crashing | baseline S-curves | earned value analysis | PERT

Statics
vectors | 2D static equilibrium | moments | friction | 3D static equilibrium | trusses | frames & machines | centroids & distributed loads | shear force & bending moment diagrams

Structural Analysis
shear force & bending moment diagram review | double integration method | method of superposition | moment area method | force method | slope deflection method | three moment equation

How to Study

The courses follow typical curriculum from engineering programs. In general, the courses fall into the following years of university studies:

1st: Calculus 1, Linear Algebra, Statics, C++, Chemistry, Circuits
2nd: Dynamics, Calculus 2, Mechanics of Materials
3rd: Differential equations, Project management
4th: Structural analysis

For learning Math, the order you should follow is: Calculus 1 & Linear Algebra, then Calculus 2, then Differential Equations.

For learning Structures, the order you should follow is: Statics & Calculus 1 & Linear Algebra, then Mechanics of Materials & Calculus 2, then Structural Analysis & Differential Equations, or at least just study the math as needed.

Additionally, Dynamics should come after Statics, with Calculus 1 & 2 as needed.

The rest (C++, Chemistry, Circuits, and Project Management) can be be studied as standalone topics.

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