Engineering Mechanics (Statics and Dynamics) skills needed for FE EI EIT exam

This part takes 10% of morning points based on NCEES FE Supplied-Reference Handbook, 8th edition, 2nd revision.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Statics section:
    1. Resultants of force systems.

 

    2. Concurrent force systems.

 

    3. Equilibrium of rigid bodies.

 

    4. Frames and trusses.

 

    5. Centroid of area.

 

    6. Area moments of inertia.

 

    7. Friction

 

•  Force
•  Moment of a Force
•  Couples
•  System of Forces
•  Free Body Diagrams
•  Different Types of Beams
•  Concurrent Forces
•  Determinacy
•  Reactions
•  Trusses
•  Zero Force Member
•  Pulleys
•  Friction
•  Moment of inertia
•  Parallel Axis Theorem
•  Radius of Gyrations
•  Belt Friction

 

•  Uniaxial Loading
•  Stress and Strain
•  Strength
•  Ductile Material
•  Brittle Material
•  Percentage of Elongation
•  Shear Strain
•  Uniaxial Loading
•  Thermal Stresses
•  Thin Walled Tank
•  Mohr�s Circle
•  Failure and Failure Theories
•  Hollow, thin Walled Shell
•  Bending Moments
•  Deflection of a Beam
•  Composite Beams
•  Columns
•  Buckling
•  Variable loading and fatigues

 

 

Dynamics section:
    1. Linear motion. this is about force, mass, acceleration, momentum.

 

    2. Angular motion. this is about torque, inertia, acceleration, momentum.

 

    3. Mass moments of inertia.

 

    4. Impulse and momentum applied to particles and rigid bodies.

 

    5. Work, energy, and power as applied to particles and rigid bodies.

 

    6. Friction.

 

 

 Kinematics of a particle
 Speed and Velocity
 Curvilinear Motion
 Normal Tangential Coordinate System
 Radial-Tangential Coord
 Projectile Motion
 Kinetics
 Dynamic Equilibrium
 Linear Momentum of a Particle
 Conservation of linear Momentum
 Impact
 Elastic Collision
 Inelastic impact
 Angular momentum
 Kinetic Energy
 Moment of Inertia of a Mass
 Parallel Axis Theorem