Computational Hydrodynamics is an advanced course designed to explore the fundamental principles, methods, and applications of numerical simulation techniques in the field of fluid dynamics and hydrodynamics. This course delves into the art and science of modeling and simulating the complex behavior of fluids, which is vital in various industries, including aerospace, environmental engineering, and marine science. Through this course students will be able to solve the fluidic governing equations using Finite Volume based approaches. The course starts by providing an overview of some of the fundamental mathematical equations governing flow hydrodynamics. Through this course, students then learn and develop computational techniques to solve fundamental unsteady varied hydrodynamic flows, where no analytical solution is available.
- Professor: Shooka Karimpour Ghannadi
