Statics and dynamics are the main subjects for level one engineering students. You will understand these subjects perfectly. Together, you will understand vectors, motion in multiple directions, relative motion, Newton's laws of motion, .... and simple harmonic motion.

Engineering drawings are used to communicate design ideas and technical information to engineers and other professionals throughout the design process. An engineering drawing represents a complex three-dimensional object on a two-dimensional piece of paper or computer screen by a process called projection.

Mechanics of materials (or strength of materials) is a branch of engineering that analyzes the behavior of solid objects subject to various loads, focusing on deformation, stress, strain, and failure. It determines the internal resistance of components (e.g., beams, columns, shafts) to ensure structural safety. Key concepts include elasticity, plasticity, torsion, bending, and material stress-strain relationships.

Theory of Machines (also referred to as Mechanics of Machines) is a branch of Mechanical Engineering that studies the relative motion between machine parts and the forces acting upon them. Core Branches Kinematics: Focuses on the geometry of motion (displacement, velocity, acceleration) without considering the forces causing it. Dynamics: Analyzes the forces and torques acting on parts. It is subdivided into Statics (forces at rest) and Kinetics (forces in motion).