Mechanical Engineering is that beautiful space where math and science coexist. founded on physics, this mechanical engineering unit gives students the ability to work out their formulas and test their calculations in real life. Banish that oft repeated question of "why do we need to learn this?"! Students will learn the six simple amchines, how to calculate the mechanical advantage, and build machines based on their calculations. Students will learn about gears, pressure, pneumatics, and torque as well.

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The Mechanical Engineering Unit Covers:

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Work

Efficiency

Levers

Pulleys

Screws

Wedges

Wheels and Axles

Inlcined Planes

Gears

Pressure

Bernoulli's Pinciple

Aerodynamics

Pneumatics

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