My teaching goal is to develop and disseminate educational material that establishes link between theory and practice. I teach courses primarily in the area of thermo-fluids. Most of my courses involve the use of analytical, experimental, and numerical methods to learn basic concepts and understand their engineering implications. It is essential that the students leave the university with the right combination of classroom learning and hands-on experience, and my goal is to help them achieve that balance. Following is a list of my current courses with detailed syllabi.
Spring 2023:
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24-618/24-428:
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Computational Analysis of Transport Phenomena
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In this course, students will develop basic understanding and skill sets to perform simulations of transport phenomena (mass, momentum, and energy transport) for engineering applications using a CAE tool (e.g. ANSYS). The emphasis will be on investigating the impact of numerical schemes, mesh characteristics, and physical properties of the material on overall behavior of the engineering systems.
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