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Engineering MathematicsC ProgrammingCircuit TheoryCalculusThermodynamicsData StructuresFluid MechanicsMATLABStrength of MaterialsDigital SystemsControl SystemsTechnical Report Writing

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Mechanical Engineering

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7 courses · 18 credits

Free lessons from Harcourt University on the courses that trip students up

Engineering Mechanics

Tower crane statics — complete engineering mechanics solution

Theory of Machines

Machine kinematics: velocity diagram & slider velocity

Vibrations

Coulombic damping vibration system explained from first principles

Dynamics

Rotary balancing: graphical method, problem continuation

Computer Architecture

Booth's algorithm explained — 2-bit & 3-bit encoding

Computer Architecture

Cache memory & the memory hierarchy — part 1

Computer Architecture

MIPS architecture — single-cycle datapath

Digital Signal Processing

Inverse z-transform, part 1 — digital signal processing

Full problems, worked step by step — free for anyone on YouTube.

Some courses are difficult. Getting help shouldn't be.

You attend the lectures, read the notes, watch the videos — and still hit a wall when the worked examples stop making sense. That wall is normal. What shouldn't be normal is how hard it is to find structured help when it happens.

Harcourt exists to shorten the distance between being stuck and being understood — with tutors and lessons built around the courses that cause that wall in the first place.

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Francis Appiah

GH₵300/semester

I am an experienced engineering tutor with three years of teaching experience, supporting students from first year to PhD level. I specialize in Engineering Mechanics, Strength of Materials, Dynamics of Machinery, Automatic Controls, and Mechatronics. My teaching approach combines clear explanations of complex concepts with practical examples, step-by-step problem-solving, and examination-focused preparation. I help students develop strong analytical skills, build confidence, and apply engineering principles effectively to academic and real-world problems. My goal is to make challenging engineering courses easier to understand while equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to achieve excellent academic results.

Dynamics of Solid MechanicsDynamics of MachineryMechatronics
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Tutor Green

GH₵800/semester

Experienced Data structures and algorithms tutor with 2+years of teaching eperience

Programming Fundamentals
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Logan Green

GH₵1,000/semester

Results oriented Computer engineer and researcher, adepth in field of computer architecture, machine learning and optimization theory

Circuit Theory IComputer Organization & Architecture

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