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CFD Courses

MAE 456 Computational Methods in Aerodynamics

Preq: MAE 356

Introduction to computational methods for solving exact fluid equations. Emphasis on development of the fundamentals of finite difference methods and their application to viscous and inviscid flows.

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MAE 560 Computational Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer

Preq: MA 501 or MA 512, MAE 550 or MAE 557, proficiency in the FORTRAN programming language is required.

Introduction to integration of the governing partial differential equations of fluid flow and heat transfer by numerical finite difference and finite volume means. Methods for parabolic, hyper-bolic and elliptical equations and application to model equations. Error analysis and physical considerations.

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MAE 766 Computational Fluid Dynamics

Preq: MAE 760; proficiency in the FORTRAN programming language is required

Advanced computational methods for integrating, by use of finite differences, and finite volume discretizations, non-linear governing equations of fluid flow; the Euler equations and the Navier-Stokes equations. Topics from current literature.

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MAE 770 Computation of Reacting Flow

Preq: MAE 760, MAE 766

Development of governing equations for chemically and thermally nonequilibrium flows. Numerical formulation with application to planetary entry flows and supersonic combustion. Numerical examples. Computational problems.

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MAE 789 Advanced Topic in CFD

Preq: MAE 760, MAE 766

Faculty and graduate student discussions of advanced topics in contemporary CFD in Aerospace engineering.

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Related Courses

MAE 550 Foundations of Fluid Dynamics

Preq: MAE 301, MAE 355 or MAE 308

Review of basic thermodynamics pertinent to gas dynamics. Detailed development of general equations governing fluid motion in both differential and integral forms. Simplification of the equations to those for specialized flow regimes. Similarity parameters. Applications to simple problems in various flow regimes.

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MAE 553 Compressible Flow
(Online course, CLICK to see details!)

Preq: MAE 356 or MAE 431 or MAE 550

Equations of motion in supersonic flow; unsteady wave motion, velocity potential equation; linearized flow; conical flow. Slender body theory. Methods of characteristics. Shockwave/ boundary layer interactions.

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MAE 776 Turbulence

Preq: MAE 550 or MAE 750

Development of basic concepts and governing equations for turbulence and turbulent field motion. Formulations of various correlation tensors and energy spectra for isotropic and nonisotropic turbulence. Introduction to turbulent transport processes,free turbulence, and wall turbulence.

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