This text serves as a technical manual and instructional guide for students learning to utilize the Working Model 2.0 software for mechanical simulation. Carol A. Rubin provides a structured approach to understanding dynamic motion, force application, and constraint modeling within a virtual environment. The book bridges the gap between theoretical physics principles and their practical application in computer-aided engineering design.

This volume is recognized as a foundational instructional resource for students and educators integrating simulation software into engineering curricula. Users frequently note the clarity of the procedural instructions and the logical progression of the software's feature set.