Eng Mechanics PC
Kurt Gramoll
Download Eng Mechanics on PC With GameLoop Emulator
Eng Mechanics on PC
Eng Mechanics, coming from the developer Kurt Gramoll, is running on Android systerm in the past.
Now, You can play Eng Mechanics on PC with GameLoop smoothly.
Download it in the GameLoop library or search results. No more eyeing the battery or frustrating calls at the wrong time any more.
Just enjoy Eng Mechanics PC on the large screen for free!
Eng Mechanics Introduction
Eng Mechanics app provides over 400 real real homework and test problems for the common engineering course called Mechanics of Materials, Deformable Bodies, or just Mechanics. All problems are organized in sections and chapters common to most textbooks. Each problem has a complete solution with graphics to help you better understand how to solve the problem. Also, each problem has a link to a theory web page for that section at the online eBook (eCourses.ou.edu or eCoursesBook.com). There is no cost for the online eBook, and it can be accessed outside of the app.
Network connection is required to run the app since pull problems from an online database as needed. Each problem is small (<20 k) and are vector-based graphics.
All problems have been tested in real engineering classes. This program is copyrighted and cannot be distributed without the author's written consent.
Information
Developer
Kurt Gramoll
Latest Version
1.0.41
Last Updated
2022-12-07
Category
Education
Available on
Google Play
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How to play Eng Mechanics with GameLoop on PC
1. Download GameLoop from the official website, then run the exe file to install GameLoop
2. Open GameLoop and search for “Eng Mechanics” , find Eng Mechanics in the search results and click “Install”
3. Enjoy playing Eng Mechanics on GameLoop
Minimum requirements
OS
Windows 8.1 64-bit or Windows 10 64-bit
GPU
GTX 1050
CPU
i3-8300
Memory
8GB RAM
Storage
1GB available space
Recommended requirements
OS
Windows 8.1 64-bit or Windows 10 64-bit
GPU
GTX 1050
CPU
i3-9320
Memory
16GB RAM
Storage
1GB available space