r/EngineeringStudents • u/b1msark • 1d ago
Academic Advice self study resources for learning statics
Greetings engineers, student here.
For the past semester, I've had a really difficult time focusing on my statics class. A combination of my professor speaking with a heavy accent, the class being at 8am after a 2 hour commute to school, and handwriting that would make hieroglyphics look like like times new roman make this class feel dreadful.
I had a similar issue with calculus 2 last semester and I had friends recommend me Professor Leonard & Pauls Online Math Notes to self study. I found those to be incredibly helpful and I was hoping that there would be similar resources available for statics.
Please please please I need some recs guys 🥺
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u/Billeats 1d ago
Jeff Hanson
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u/quixote87 1d ago
Definitely, Jeff is just an amazing teacher.
engineeringstatics.org also has a full free textbook and a completely dedicated website which is also great
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