Object Oriented Programming: An Engineering Example

In this video I demonstrate how to apply Object Oriented Programming principles in Python to code a program that calculates the worst case shear stresses and bending normal stresses on beams with different cross sections. This includes solid rectangular beams, circular beams, and circular tube beams.
2:09 UML Diagrams
7:15 Object Oriented Programming in Python

[@theanti-speciesist8045]

This was amazing. Cleared up some engineering and OOP concepts at the same time!

[@alvinmwangi]

this is mind-blowing...never understood why they taught programming in undergrad, but this just made it all click, great job. better audio next time hopefully

[@mxame]

Hello sir, thank you for this upload ! UML diagrams are a great way to write things properly

[@thinkcontemplate2557]

You are just amazing! Keep it up champion 💪👍👏

[@vinayzx7658]

This video was awesome! Thank you

[@topdogengineer8440]

Glad you liked it!

[@Zaher.Taleb.mechanical.design]

Great 👍🏼

[@luisluna8898]

Video is still helpful in 2021

[@shehab976]

Is it on python 2.something...what module used for that gui?

[@kokouadjika5922]

I find your video very helpful. However, I have a problem assigning a variable for the "x = RectangleStress():". I always get an error on this line. Please do you have a idea of what the problem is?

[@benogega2543]

Hi, hope you are fine. 2 quick questions, one, is RectangleStress() a function defined elsewhere? if it then there should be no need for a full colon.

[@sajenjoshi]

upload more videos

[@letstravelsomewhere]

ah mate could you stop mixing uppercase and LowerCasE and thank you for the video