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Dr. A.B. Thornton-Trump
Telephone #: 474-8699
Rm. 353 C, Engineering Bldg.

Throughout the wide fields of engineering, the most fundamental requirement is a sound knowledge of the first principles of mechanics coupled with an intimate understanding of the properties of materials. More problems arise from weaknesses in mechanical design than from any other cause, impressing upon us the necessity of being well versed in the basic principles of mechanical engineering.

Sir George H. Nelson
Institution of Electrical Engineers

N E W S

	Course notes are now available for download and in the Engineering Library.
	Old Final Exams (2000 & 2001) are now available online and in the Engineering Library
	FINAL Exam: Tuesday, December 5 @ 1:30pm, second floor University Centre, seat #58-107

Machine Design (September 2003)

Course Information
Contains all the information regarding the course related to the students in the first class.

Course Notes
The course notes were revised in the summer of 2000 to correspond with the new text book. They can be downloaded in Microsoft Word format by following the above link. These notes also contain updates made in the spring of 2002.

Solutions
This page contains links for the solutions to the suggested problems for each chapter, in addition the answers to all the problems in each textbook chapter are available for those who wish to attempt extra problems. As the course progresses the links to the solutions for the weekly quizzes and the mid-term exam will also be posted.

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