Before studying Engineering Mechanics, students should have a solid understanding of basic physics, especially Newton’s laws of motion, forces, moments, and equilibrium. Mathematics is equally important, with proficiency in algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and calculus for analyzing forces, motion, and energy. A background in vectors and coordinate systems is essential for solving problems in two and three dimensions. Familiarity with basic material properties, units, and dimensional analysis also helps in practical applications. Logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and the ability to interpret diagrams are critical to grasp concepts effectively. These prerequisites form the foundation for advanced studies in mechanics and engineering design.