Waves are one of the most distinct and important phenomena in fluid mechanics. Various aspects of waves and their role in different types of flows will be considered in this advanced undergraduate course. Topics include open-channel incompressible flows and closed-channel compressible flows. Appropriate conservation laws, thermodynamics principles and numerical methods will be developed to support these topics.
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CollegeThere was a lot of homework assigned, some which took over 24 cumulative hours to finish. Personally found his lectures to be even more confusing than his handwriting, which is already a challenge to decipher. Midterm average of 72% with mode of ~90%, so clearly he's doing something right. I guess I just didn't match well with his teaching style.
No, he isn't out to plummet your GPA to rock bottom(He wouldn't have stayed here this long with a bad rap). No, he is not necessarily a bad professor(Some people are doing well without any extra help). Yes, the material is quite difficult for many. Yes, it's possible to pass with a good grade. Yes, you may need extra help. Good, but could be better
There isn't a textbook and practically no syllabus! Plus, he has unrecognizable handwriting which makes it hard to read his handwritten notes and even harder to get what he is trying to teach. Together with 12 hours per week on homework is definitely mental torment. Good luck!
Lecture and homework are so hard, I could barely follow. Handwriting is hard to recognize. Need to attend every TA section possible.