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Computational Fluid Dynamics Fundamentals Course

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Programme Code D232
Domain
Modelling & Simulation
Level
Foundation
Learning Partner(s)
Civil Service College
Duration
Format E-learning
Rating
Competencies
Simulation Engineering
Job Roles
ICT&SS Professional Modelling & Simulation Engineer

Overview

You will be introduced to the fundamentals of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) that are used to solve complex fluid dynamics problems (weather prediction, aircraft flight, turbomachinery) by researchers, scientists and engineers around the world. The programme starts from first principles and you will rapidly develop their first CFD solution using the Excel sheets and Python source code provided.

Note: This self-paced e-learning course is accessible by all Public Service Officers via this link

Key Takeaways

By the end of the programme, you will learn:

  • the fundamentals of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) that are used by engineers, scientists and researchers
  • the importance of central differencing, upwind differencing and Peclet number
  • how to set up and solve your first CFD solution from first principles (using Excel, Python or MATLAB)
  • a common framework to solve any scalar transport equation in CFD


Who Should Attend

  • Please refer to the job role section 


This programme will cover the following topics:

  • Introduction to Transport Equations
  • The Diffusion Equation
  • The Convection-Diffusion Equation
  • Upwind Differencing

Refer to the programme page for further details on the content provider(s).

Complimentary.
Learners are required to register via the LEARN Portal

Step-by-step guide
  • Login to LEARN Portal 
    1. If using laptop:
      • Type module title, e.g. Computational Fluid, in the search bar.
      • Click on title.
      • Click on ‘Start Learning’ to proceed.
    2. If using mobile:
      • Tap on the “Discover” tab.
      • Type module title, e.g. Computational Fluid, in the search bar.
      • Tap on title.
      • Tap on ‘Start Learning’ to proceed.

    Note that the process for accessing CSC LEARN modules is generic