A teacher like you is making learning more interesting. Seeing an example is way much better than hearing lecture. Kudos👍

As a new project manager at a construction firm I have been given the added task of overseeing our architectural engineering department and I have to say this is a whole new world of education for me, Thanks for your lecture series. Subscribed!

I enjoy studying tree growth (trunk, limbs branches even root systems) from a structural perspective. It’s amazing how trees inherently grow proportions and cross sections to perfectly accommodate wind and snow loads

Paul, I just discovered you by watching how trusses work. Gotta say you know your stuff because we can understand your description of complex ideas. Subscribed!

Now I see I just wouldn't really understand the structural behavior of the geodesic dome home I'm building to live in if it wasn't for this golden playlist. Just awesome!!!

Every lecture should start this way

If we had Tutoriums like this 45 years ago. Things would be more easy to understand . In my 40 years carrieer as an engineer I was never involved in construction.

Favorite part... "Here... what? ... is a whole bunch of paper... so it's clearly an advanced class"

Keep it up !!!

You are a good teacher sir. Let me Subscribe. Interesting because my vlogs are mostly about construction. Thank you.

I think this demonstration could be even better by using a paperback book: Since it has little bending resistance away from the spine, but has considerably more towards or along it.

Nice Sir

Can you please make video on tensegrity structures sometime in future?

were you around in 2017😭😭😭😭

Chester Charles Bennington?

sir.please your video dubbing in Hindi language

I am sorry. Not good. That is what I think. Forgot the alpha.