Computational Thinking | Teaching Rigid Body Dynamics, Part 1 - MATLAB
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      Computational Thinking | Teaching Rigid Body Dynamics, Part 1

      From the series: Teaching Rigid Body Dynamics

      This introduction to the computational thinking approach explores basic concepts and discusses how the approach can support the teaching of rigid body dynamics.

      Published: 30 Oct 2017

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