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mechanical engineering vs. applied mechanics

username89 · 2007-07-30 18:04:35

Can someone please point out the differences between these two subjects? And what kind of jobs do the different educations give?

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Can someone please point out the differences between these two subjects? And what kind of jobs do the different educations give?

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You'd have to list the two course contents.

Applied Mechanics is usually taught as a module in any mechanical engineering qualification, it is all about the maths and physics of machines. How to calculate gears, cams, gyyroscopes etc.

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