
UdemyThis course starts from a specific gap: building a robot in high school can be a rewarding hands-on experience, but on its own it doesn't prepare students for an introductory Mechanical Engineering class at the university level. Mechanisms and Motion focuses on the underlying theory that closes that gap.
High school students involved in robotics who are considering mechanical engineering study, and anyone wanting a more rigorous grounding in mechanism and motion concepts before tackling university-level machine design coursework.
Robots use mechanisms to perform a rich variety of tasks and while building a robot in high school can be a lot of fun and a great learning experience, this alone will not prepare you for the introductory class in Mechanical Engineering at the University level. To move to the next level students need to understand mechanism, 3D CAD and motion. This is the foundation of Robotics design and countless other areas concerning machine design. Understanding mechanisms and how they work is a critical part of Mechanical Engineering and Design. This class takes a look at various types of mechanism used to build machines and robots.
Price
This course is free to enrol.
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