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    This online course covers advanced dynamics principles and their application to complex dynamical systems. Students will learn to model dynamical systems and derive their equations of motion using analytical mechanics principles developed by Lagrange and Hamilton. Examples will include aircraft, helicopters, satellites, wind turbines and robots. The course aims to help students understand concepts like Coriolis force, gyroscopic effects, and the differences between Newtonian and Lagrangian dynamics. By the end of the course, students will be able to develop equations of motion, perform simulations, and connect advanced dynamics to relativity and quantum theories. Reflection and discussion are emphasized. Study materials will include lecture notes, textbooks, and assignments are due by the end of week 9.

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    This online course covers advanced dynamics principles and their application to complex dynamical systems. Students will learn to model dynamical systems and derive their equations of motion using analytical mechanics principles developed by Lagrange and Hamilton. Examples will include aircraft, helicopters, satellites, wind turbines and robots. The course aims to help students understand concepts like Coriolis force, gyroscopic effects, and the differences between Newtonian and Lagrangian dynamics. By the end of the course, students will be able to develop equations of motion, perform simulations, and connect advanced dynamics to relativity and quantum theories. Reflection and discussion are emphasized. Study materials will include lecture notes, textbooks, and assignments are due by the end of week 9.

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    This online course covers advanced dynamics principles and their application to complex dynamical systems. Students will learn to model dynamical systems and derive their equations of motion using analytical mechanics principles developed by Lagrange and Hamilton. Examples will include aircraft, helicopters, satellites, wind turbines and robots. The course aims to help students understand concepts like Coriolis force, gyroscopic effects, and the differences between Newtonian and Lagrangian dynamics. By the end of the course, students will be able to develop equations of motion, perform simulations, and connect advanced dynamics to relativity and quantum theories. Reflection and discussion are emphasized. Study materials will include lecture notes, textbooks, and assignments are due by the end of week 9.

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    Advanced Dynamics

    2018/ 2019

    Online Academic Course


    Course Description
    Dynamics is a branch of mechanics that deals with physical phenomena of a body or bodies in
    motion and how forces can be related to motion. Advanced dynamics is about modelling
    complex dynamical systems and assessing how their equations of motions can be derived.
    Building on the principles developed by Lagrange and Hamilton, in this course you will learn
    to apply advanced dynamics principles to real‐world projects, using a systematic matrical
    formulation to assess how complex systems behave with regards to the kinetic and potential
    energy involved. There is no specific application area; however the course will include
    examples of aircraft, helicopters, satellites, wind turbines and robots. The knowledge gained
    throughout this course can be applied to any field of engineering which requires an
    understanding of analytical mechanics.

    To learn from online you are advised to keep a personal learning journal for this course,
    capturing the pieces of this jigsaw that make up the complex picture of dynamic systems.
    Herein you can reflect on things that you learnt. Your reflection needs to reveal the what, the
    how and the why of the theory, and may involve breaking down denial barriers. It is only from
    these reflections that you will integrate new knowledge and skills. Please use the discussion
    board to share some of your reflections in this learning process. Hope you will enjoy the
    course.

    Learning Objectives
    By the end of this course you will be able to:

    1. Be aware of that complex systems can be simple if they are treated systematically.

    2. Have the ability to develop equations of motions and do simulations based on analytical models.

    3. Understand difficult concepts such as Coriolis force and gyroscopic effects.

    4. Develop an understanding of what is the difference between Newtonian and


    Lagrangian dynamics.

    5. Connect advanced dynamics to relativity and quantum theories.

    All learning objectives will be provided in an academic environment which will stimulate you to
    engage in discussions and reflections on advanced dynamics.

    Study materials
    1. AE4‐314 Lecture Notes, Delft University of Technology, 2002 ‐ will be provided via the Electronic
    Learning Environment.
    2. "Advanced Engineering Dynamics", Jerry Ginsberg, 1998 ‐ examples which are treated in classical
    way
    3. "Engineering Dynamics", Jerry Ginsberg, 2007 ‐ modern vector oriented treatment of classical
    dynamics and its application to engineering problems
    4. "Analytical mechanics", Josef Török, 2000 ‐ classical treatise on analytical mechanics
    5. "Classical Mechanics", Gregory Douglas, 2006 
    6. "Variational Principles of Mechanics", Cornelius Lanczos, 1970 ‐ analytical dynamics with insight
    on the history of dynamics
    Course Structure and Dates
    WORK on Assignment 3 to be handed in at the End of Week 9 or Earlier
    Contacts

    Dr. M. D. Pavel (Marilena), Associate Professor at the Department of Control & Simulation,


    Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, at Delft University of Technology.

    You can find out more about the lecturer of this course by following:

    Online Learning Support ‐  Email: onlinelearningsupport@tudelft.nl


    For questions about registration, accounts and other questions not related to the content
    of the course.

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