The textbook is divided systematically into two primary branches of mechanics, supported by foundational mathematics and introductory material science. 1. Statics (Forces at Rest)

Exploration of kinematics (the study of motion without considering its cause) and kinetics (the study of forces causing motion), including linear and angular velocity, acceleration, work, energy, and power.

If you are looking for deep theoretical derivations of formulas or advanced vector calculus approaches to mechanics, this book may feel too simple. It is designed for introductory courses (typically first or second-year engineering).

Ivanoff’s Engineering Mechanics is primarily targeted at: