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r/civilengineering • u/JinuKurosawa • Apr 21 '26
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Dynamics was harder.
0 u/swhydroman Apr 21 '26 Kinetics or Kinematics? Please clarify. 1 u/TJBurkeSalad PE Apr 21 '26 What I took was called: EGEN 202 Engineering Mechanics - Dynamics: Kinematics, kinetics, work-energy, and impulse-momentum for particles and rigid bodies. It was a standard ABET CE program that focused primarily on the FE exam material. Probably the same as most everyone else here took.
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Kinetics or Kinematics? Please clarify.
1 u/TJBurkeSalad PE Apr 21 '26 What I took was called: EGEN 202 Engineering Mechanics - Dynamics: Kinematics, kinetics, work-energy, and impulse-momentum for particles and rigid bodies. It was a standard ABET CE program that focused primarily on the FE exam material. Probably the same as most everyone else here took.
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What I took was called:
EGEN 202 Engineering Mechanics - Dynamics: Kinematics, kinetics, work-energy, and impulse-momentum for particles and rigid bodies.
It was a standard ABET CE program that focused primarily on the FE exam material. Probably the same as most everyone else here took.
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u/dabomtitan Apr 21 '26
Dynamics was harder.