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Undergraduate Teaching
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1B Fluid Mechanics
This course covers elementary inviscid flow, elementary viscous flow, boundary layers, pipe flow, network analysis,
turbulence, external flow, dimensional analysis, scaling, an introduction to compressible flow and convective heat transfer. Students and supervisors at the University of Cambridge can find supplementary course materials at
http://camtools.caret.cam.ac.uk.
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4A10 Flow Instability, second half
In the first four lectures we explore the concepts of added mass, flutter, galloping and vortex shedding from moving structures. These can have catastrophic effects.
In the next four lectures, we explore absolute and convective instability in shear flows.
Students enrolled on this course can find handouts, further course materials and examples papers solutions
at http://camtools.caret.cam.ac.uk
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1A Fast Maths Course, second half
This course covers matrices and differential equations.
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Creation of audio-visual materials for the Cambridge Fluid Mechanics courses
In 2005/06 we trialled audio-visual aids to students as part of a study by the Cambridge-M.I.T. Institute. Students found these aids very useful, particularly when a new concept was introduced. They now form part of the 2nd and 3rd year Fluid Mechanics courses. This movie shows how they were created and the impact that they had on teaching.
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