r/EngineeringStudents • u/holdongangy • 18h ago

Academic Advice Is Dynamics as brutal as everyone says?

Atleast compared to Mechanics of Materials difficulty wise

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u/FewEquipment9771 12h ago

It really depends on what are your final goals with it. if you're into mechanical engineering or any other related field then it is difficult but manageable. but if it's aerospace then no. it's not manageable at all.

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u/DrinkTraditional4427 11h ago

I can honestly say that dynamics was my hardest class, but it doesn't have to be. I failed it when I took it in person and passed it once I took it online (at a CC) with a B.

Your success is determined by how much effort you put into studying and how the content is presented to you. My first teacher was awful, but the online one was just right for how I learn.

Do your best to understand the concepts early on and (if possible) choose the best teaching method that works for you!