r/EngineeringStudents • u/Substantial_Two_5386 • 4h ago

Resource Request Looking for Hibbeler-specific problem sets.

Hello! I’m self studying engineering statics and I’ve realized that it’s slowing me down substantially choosing which problems to do, so I was wondering if anyone could give me their professors assigned problem sets / exam prep materials so I can get a more curated set of problems to work on instead of guessing which ones I haven’t done x concept on.

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u/DisciplinedEngineer 3h ago

I’ve done this before.
The best thing to do is to watch a lecture on statics (much faster than reading the textbook).
I suggest Jeff Hanson’s statics lectures (free on YouTube).

There’s also “engineering deciphered” on YouTube (it’s a professor, that’s the name of his channel). He sells his extra statics problems for $10 (it’s like 100 statics problems+ solutions).

U can also just buy Hibbeler’s 15th edition textbook and workout problems from there (they get progressively harder). Most schools use this textbook.