I just successfully finished this amazing course from Harvard Extension School:https://www.summer.harvard.edu/courses/wearable-technologies-internet-things/33578" target="_blank">Wearable Technologies and the Internet of Things taught by https://www.extension.harvard.edu/faculty-directory/aline-yurik" target="_blank">Dr. Aline Yurik. The course had an excellent TA and was a lot of work but very worth it.

In the age that we live in it is difficult to keep in step with the amazing speed of technological advances that compete with or make our jobs easier or harder.  We also have to serve our clients properly with accurate, up to date information.  

This course brings you up to speed on the current technologies and gives the student an opportunity to dabble into the formulation of a product in a team environment.  The learning curve is steep but so worth the ride.  We make a lot of great connections in other students for life.  

I am currently collaborating with one such student now and hope to get something that everyone can sink their interest into, soon! Stay tuned!

There has been a lot of historical research carried out in transonic flows.

What constitutes a transonic flow? It is a mixed flow field with subsonic and supersonic regions.

In most cases of interest in aerodynamics, there is a wing immersed in a subsonic freestream with a local supersonic pocket on its surface. This mixed flow is characterized by a shock wave where the transition of Mach number from subsonic to supersonic occurs at Mach number 1.  This mixed flow creates a challenging computational environment.

In addition, if we add the element of structural dynamics, the subsequent aeroelastic flowfield makes analysis nontrivial.

An introduction to the intellectual enterprises of computer science and the art of programming.

So that was an exciting and very game changing course!

You get a flavour of some programming languages and the logic of problem solving.

Videos are amazing.  Psets are challenging yet doable.

Plus there is a group of students in the course and we help each other. 

I would recommend everyone take this quintessential course!

Introduction to Computer Science

An introduction to the intellectual enterprises of computer science and the art of programming.

http://www.openfoam.com/

I have noticed that there is an open source CFD program called

OPENFOAM and it can produce some good results.

This can be useful if you have something quick that

you want to visualize and don't want to wait for a detailed

post-processing of data.

I am going to download this program and will report back on my adventures in months to come!

Use my contact me form on this website if you have suggestions.