Course Details
Course Details

Course Details

Southwest Virginia Community College

EGR246: Mechanics of Materials

Introduces concepts of stress, strain, deformation, internal equilibrium, and basic properties of engineering materials. Analyzes axial loads, torsion, bending, shear and combined loading. Studies stress transformation, principal stresses, and buckling.

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Online
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Campus
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Hybrid
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Credits
3.0
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Department
Engineering
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Institution Identifier Name Notes Level
Blue Ridge Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
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Danville Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Eastern Shore Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Germanna Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
J Sargeant Reynolds Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Brightpoint Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Laurel Ridge Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Mountain Empire Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
New River Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Northern Virginia Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Patrick & Henry Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Paul D. Camp Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of MaterialsCourses which are determined to have outdated information and whose acceptance would not assure the student of having current skills may not be granted equivalency credit. 2-Year
Piedmont Virginia Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Rappahannock Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Southside Virginia Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Virginia Peninsula Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Tidewater Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Virginia Highlands Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Virginia Western Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Wytheville Community CollegeEGR246Mechanics of Materials2-Year
Sweet Briar CollegeENGR2XXENGR 200-Level Elective4-Year
Christopher Newport UniversityENGR2XXEngineering Elective4-Year
James Madison UniversityENGROOOGeneral Engineering Credit4-Year
Longwood University PHYS2XXPhysics Elective4-Year
Roanoke CollegeENGSTEngineering Science Transfer4-Year
Virginia Wesleyan UniversitySCIElectiveScience Elective*excluding Fair Transfer Guarantee for qualifying Associates Degrees4-Year
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William & MaryPHYS2XXTransfer Elective CourseActual transfer credit may vary based on credit earned at host institution.4-Year
Old Dominion UniversityCEE220MECHANICS OF DEFORMABLE BODIES4-Year
Old Dominion UniversityMAE220ENG MECH II-SOLID MECHANICS4-Year
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Bluefield CollegeELEC----Elective Met4-Year
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Virginia Commonwealth UniversityEGMN202MECHANICS OF DEFORMABLES4-Year
Virginia Commonwealth UniversityENGR1XXEngineering Transfer Elective4-Year
Virginia Commonwealth UniversityEGRB203STATICS & MECHANICS MATERIALS4-Year
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