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Thank you for the feedback and glad the videos have been of some help to you; these are just the lectures I use with my technician engineering students and relate to workbooks they are given. I’m not sure to which level of Manufacturing Engineering study you are referring but for example at BTEC HNC (i.e. Level 4) Manufacturing Engineering, I think core units require study of Engineering Mathematics and Engineering Science. I deliver the Engineering Maths unit and the first half of the Engineering Science unit. These Playlists are on the channel and include full lecture videos listed in the order I deliver the lectures. Thank you again. I wish you well with your studies.

In truth, I cannot remember now as these notes were initially created around 20 years ago and have been modified and extended over the years. The theory used would have been extracted from the reference sources; all I do in the video is try and explain the theory as best I can to Technician Engineering students. I may have written some of the questions myself to highlight certain aspects of the theory (e.g. the relationship between thin and thick cylinder theory) and some questions may even be from my notes taken during my own study days. The case study was based on an actual engineering problem from industry. If you want a full list of the questions used in this lecture series, I can e-mail you the actual workbook I use with my students, as these lecture videos are essentially based on the workbook content. Sorry I cannot respond more definitively to your query. Regards, Alan.

Thank you. Hope the lectures were of some help to you.

Hope the lecture was of some use to you.

Thank you for the feedback. Hope it was of use to you.

You are very welcome. Hope it was of some use to you. Regards, A,

Hello Darren, I am pleased to hear the lecture was of some help to you. Unfortunately, I only have lectures for units I deliver to my College students, which predominantly relates to Technician Engineering Mathematics (L3, L4 & L5) and Mechanical Principles (L3, L4 & L5). I am currently working on a few more maths lecture videos related to algebraic transposition (mainly for students progressing direct to university from L3 study) but these are taking a while to finish as the videos are mainly recorded and edited in my own time. Thank you again for the feedback. I wish you well with your studies. Regards, Alan..

Thank you for the comment. Very pleased it was of interest to you. This illustration was extracted from an actual industrial project (many years ago).

Thank you for the comment. It is interesting to know how the videos are perceived outside of my own cohort of technician engineering students. I shared your comments with my students and they understood your perspective but suggested the video made more sense if viewed alongside the workbook they use as part of the lecture series. Also, this video underpinned part of an assignment issued so I was trying to ensure the students had a comprehensive background resource, should they need to recap the lecture's subject matter. Most students tend to find this topic area quite difficult and their assignment question is very heavily contextualised. Anyway, thank you again for the feedback. Regards, A.

@@alancarter4122honest feedback can be useful, rather than just vanishing. Good luck with your course.

Thank you for the kind comment. Very pleased, if videos have been of some help to you in your studies. Best wishes.

Unfortunately, I did not create a PowerPoint presentation, it was in ActiveInspire, sorry.

Hi Siraaj, this ‘Algebra revision’ lecture video is intended for my ex-Level 3 Technician Engineering students to help them with recapping underpinning mathematical techniques required for the RQF HNC Level 4 Unit 2 ‘Engineering Maths’. In our RQF BTEC programmes, the Maths unit is the same for both electrical and mechanical engineering disciplines. Hope this helps. Regards, Alan.

My apologies for the video continually showing in the front page, I have to say I do not understand how the algorithm functions. I am just currently populating some playlists in preparation for the new academic year so hope this does not happen to you again. Thank you for your comment though, very kind. There are three more lectures in this series to upload (when time allows).

@@alancarter4122 😅 why you apologizing? it is not a problem with you right... you are lectures are really good... hope more people find this...

@@vaisakh_km Thank you, your comments are much appreciated.

Thank you, very pleased to know this was of use. The videos uplaoded are generally the full length lectures I deliver to my College students, so not really expecting them to be of significant interest or relevance to anyone outside of this circle, so again, pleased if of use to you. Thnak you. Regards, Alan.

Thank you. Glad it was helpful to you.

Very welcome. Glad it was of use to you.