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Typical Courses Taught

1. Fluid Mechanics (undergraduate level)
2. Coastal Engineering (graduate and undergraduate level)
3. Advanced Fluid Mechanics (graduate level)
4. Dynamics (undergraduate level)
5. Fluid Mechanics Laboratory (undergraduate level)
6. Independent Research Courses (graduate and undergraduate level)

Introductory Fluid Mechanics Video Lectures (Click to View)

Module 1: Introduction Lecture: Fluid Definition, Dimensions and Units, Pascal’s Law

Module 2: Fluid Properties Lecture: Density, Specific Weight, Specific Gravity, Compressibility

Module 3: Fluid Properties Lecture (Continued): Viscosity and Shear Stress

Module 4: Fluid Properties Lecture (Continued): Surface Tension, Adhesion, Capillary Action

Module 5: Vapor Pressure, Boiling & Fluid Statics: Hydrostatic Pressure Distribution, Pressure Head

Module 6: Fluid Statics: Hydrostatic Pressure; Piezometric Pressure; Absolute and Gage Pressure

Module 7: Fluid Statics: Manometry and Manometer Equation

Module 8: Fluid Statics: Pressure Forces on Horizontal and Inclined Plane Surfaces

Module 9: Fluid Statics: Pressure Forces on Curved Surfaces

Module 10: Fluid Statics: Buoyancy, Floatation, Center of Buoyancy, and Stability

Module 11: Fluid Kinematics: Streamline, Streakline, Pathline, Eulerian and Lagrangian Approaches

Module 12: Kinematics of Fluid Motion: Velocity Field

Module 13: Fluid Dynamics: Acceleration Field, Control Volume, Mass and Volume Flow Rates

Module 14: Fluid Dynamics: Conservation of Mass (Continuity)

Module 15: Conservation of Mass (Completed), Euler Equation, and Bernoulli Equation

Module 16: Bernoulli Equation, Static Pressure, Dynamic Pressure, Stagnation Pressure, and Free Jet

Module 17: Applications of Bernoulli Equation, Examples on Confined Flows and Flow Rate Measurement

Module 18: Work – Energy Equation, Mechanical Devices, Power, Efficiency, Kinetic Energy Correction

Module 19: Hydraulic and Energy Grade Lines

Module 20: Impulse – Momentum Principle, Momentum Correction Factor, and Control Volume Selection

Module 21: Pipe Flows : Turbulent and Laminar Flows, and Reynolds Number

Module 22: Boundary Layer, Flow Establishment, Shear Stress and Head Loss in Pipes, Hydraulic Radius

Module 23: Laminar Pipe Flows, Friction Factor, Hagen – Poiseuille & Darcy – Weisbach Relationships

Module 24: Turbulent Flow in Pipes, Moody Diagram / Chart, Colebrook Equation, Non-circular Pipe

Module 25: Pipe Flows: Local / Minor Head Losses in Pipelines, Pipe Components and Loss Coefficient