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I have a question here Professors. The streamlines are _parallel_ or _tangent_ to the velocity vector? I saw some source saying different things. Which one is correct? I really appreciate it

what kind of program that you used?

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I switched back to structural engineering, was in IT 😅😅 IT really doesn’t amaze me at all now, you will just have to do the same work all the day. Also I understood that the value of any IT engineer would not be holding any good value in future, less stability, atleast a structural engineer would have great value at the end with 10-15 yrs of exp.

This is so much better than my textbook lol

a very skilled explainer.

Appreciate we can understand your English accent. Some videos are very hard to understand on this subject

so thankful for these videos!

Bro just saved my statics homework 😭

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Omg our stories are almost identical! I'm watching this all the way from Australia. I studied Civil Eng, with a structures focus. I want to transition into software eng, and one thing I wanted to ask you was which courses, that teach you how to code, have you have heard are decent and which are not so decent? There's a bit of conflicting information online. And how many months is enough for a course to be thorough enough, in your opinion? Thank you for sharing your story.

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why is it P0 90% if its open from the top

To get PI when starting with EC, why do you have to back track to BC? Why can't I just do PI = PT - T? In the video, I know you say you can't, but you don't explain why.

Hey, on the left you say p0 is at the level of the piston. How does the level of p0 change on the right hand side then. Why do you consider an extra pgd on the right. You say this at 5:21. If d is non-zero on the right, why isn't it non zero on the left

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Did you find the design subjects difficult which resulted in you not liking them? You seem as more of a science student than an engineer back then as what’s of the point of learning all the maths and physics if you’re not going to apply them to design buildings/infrastructure? Applying scientific principles to solve problems is basically engineering. You said you took engineering because designing bridges seemed cool what’s the point of learning physics and mechanics if you won’t use the knowledge to design a cool bridge? Or do you hate having to go through design codes during design? Codes are just best practices made mostly from research.

What was your research topic for your undergrad and masters thesis? Were they something you could incorporate programming into them?

Chatgpt lead me here

do these equations only work if there is a UDL or do they work for a point load anywhere along the beam?

You are really a great tutor, my problem is solved ❤❤

Very nice explanation. thanks

Same Case Here

Thank You Very Much🙏 is all I can say

Just finished the video series so just wanted to say thank you Simmy! Thank you for making parts of fluid easier to understand and for given me confidence to tackle future themes and excercises within the field!

thanks bra i so wish that you can thermodynamics i will really appreciate that, your videos are the best bra i lie imma finish the whole playlist

Please cover more physics chapters

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such a great man, he even attached the notes for us..

I think this and the next video are confusing static pressure of a moving fluid with hydrostatic pressure of a non moving fluid. I suggest this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aF7NnWWghMedaqcsi=OeEWktjUoiKtWns5 to clear any misunderstandings

What is the total pressure in point 2? How can we say that there is both static and dynamic at a point? The point is either moving or not moving

Great video. The example you used to figure out the gauge pressure, but in the Bernouilli Equation, is the pressure term in absolute pressure?

2:39 why mass density of the boat is the mass of the boat divided by the submerged volume of the boat. And not divided by the whole volume of the boat?

IF the densities were the same and so the tension was zero, what whould that really mean for this rope? Whould the rope stay straight? Can a rope be straight without tension?

Thank you very very much sir. I study about 2 weeks for vorticity and finally understand that bless you...

After 12 years 😅

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Hi Calvin, I love all your videos and they have helped me a great deal. Can you make a video on how you make your videos. I love the style the way you use all your colors as you explain different concepts. If you could respond to this comment, I was just curious on what kind of tablet or ipad that you used, and if you were utilizing a certain app to get that nice black background. And when you record your videos and add your voice, how do you do all of that. Thanks Jon

Amazing ❤ ! Thank you A-lot you helped me so much ❤❤

2%Gradient should be 0.020 and 1% should be .010. Ur Points BVC and EVC value wrong

isnt the area is pie r squared where the diameter is halved to get the radius?

More content on mechanics please

I AM MORE CONFUSSED NOW , THANKX

What a journey . similar to my path . i am also structural ...

Nice explanation was really confused about this

Thanks for sharing, I'm going through a similsr path. What do you think about the career of development of civil engineer software? Have you created another one other than the one you developed for your teacher?

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