Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU)

Edition 2 Mechanical Engineering Principles Revision Material aims to broaden the reader’s knowledge of the basic principles that are fundamental to mechanical engineering design and the operation of mechanical systems. Modern engineering systems and products still rely upon static and dynamic principles to make them work. Even systems that appear to be entirely electronic have a physical presence governed by the principles of statics. For clarity, the text is divided into three sections, thes...

Mechanical Engineering Principles aims to broaden the reader’s knowledge of the basic principles that are fundamental to mechanical engineering design and the operation of mechanical systems. Modern engineering systems and products still rely upon static and dynamic principles to make them work. Even systems that appear to be entirely electronic have a physical presence governed by the principles of statics. For clarity, the text is divided into three sections, these being: Part 1 ...

Here is a brief look out on how certain systems work in the body and how they affect us in sport on a physiology perspective

here is an in-depth look at the endocrine system and how it can affect our bodies when taking part in sport

this is about the cardiovascular system and how it affects athletes in sport

hello guys here are my notes on reflection loops and main systems of the body and feedback loops of how they affect the body.

Lecture notes for 4207 module Includes topics: Talking mental health History: mental health cross time Culture: mental health across the world Mental health stigma Diagnosis vs formulation Transdiagnostic approach Biopsychosocial model Mental health interventions Strength & recovery Talking well-being Flourishing & resilience Well-being across lifespan and culture Positive clinical psychology

Lecture notes for module 4204-psychological themes Includes all theories and studies involved in the module for aggression, helping behaviour, stress and emotion.

Lecture notes for 4203 module- introduction to developmental psychology and individual differences. Includes the topics: Attachment, persoanlity, cognitive development (Piaget and Vygotsky), intelligence, social development (empathy and self esteem), psychometrics, language development, dynamics.

An Introduction to Properties, Applications, and Design of engineering materials