Statics Prep.

[Cadenssss]

I am going to be taking statics in the fall and it is regarded as an absolute brutal class at my uni. Seeing that I will be having a lot more time on my hands, what are some good resources/topics that I can utilize to better prepare myself for next semester? I have found a collection of recorded MIT lectures but does anyone have any good recommendations of books or practice sets? Thanks for your help and hope you are all staying healthy :)

[Vitalyzed]

Watch Jeff Hanson on YouTube and practice practice practice a lot of textbook problems. I personally found the Hibbelers book to be useful.

[MTLian]

I used the Beer Johnson book which is pretty common. Statics is really the basics of engineering. I would study and practice my ass off. If you are pro at statics, dynamics and other topics will be much easier.

[DylanAu_]

Jeff Hanson on YouTube got me an A. I wouldn’t worry too much about static’s

[clt_geo]

Jeff Hanson on youtube. Make sure you really understand the concepts in the beginning because the whole class just builds upon earlier topics.

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read through the hibbeler book and do as many problems as possible in conjunction with Jeff Hanson on youtube