Lecture Notes 1 - Monday - June 28 - 2021
Lecture Notes 1 - Monday - June 28 - 2021
Lecture Notes 1 - Monday - June 28 - 2021
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COURSE OUTLINE
5fi.iu-Uc}-l SUMMER 2SZ1
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Prepared by Instructor 14-.iun-21
Approved by Head 11-Jun-? 1 OS
1, Calendar lnformation
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Fluid Mechanics Il
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to pipe and boundarv Iaver
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introduction io
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Cqurrse Hours: 3 units; ll {3-1.5T-t/2} %f, CJ: Afir^4v &.uehl NnWr Stako t.1t
Academic Credit:
Calendar Referenee:
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1- Control Volume Methodology \l.le r ,n"*t
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Nct 14 9aa^1.1
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2- Differential Analysis of Fluid Flow
(c(.e) Ai'foi\s (DrE < L'(1
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3- An lntroduction to D rag & Lift
(ctr.r
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4- Potential F low ln ordet io ovo,o{ 6'eatt"Palat'r!
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5- Compressible
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(ave 4l are 6'5 sAa^]n here '
5- Flow over lmmersed Bodies
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5, Examinations
fhe following examinations ,,iiil be helcl in this course:
'1.
h,{idterm Exanr: The midternT for this eourse ','iil! be delivered oniine on DZL, The n:idterm exam is
designE?-ioEe compietecl in 70 n'linutes. Ho',,;ever. once you starl the exanlon DZL, votl xiil ha,re
105 nrinutes to compiete it, lt *ill be made arrailable frorn 5:00 tl m. I17:00 hr on Tuesday. Jtilv ?0 tq
Jul5,'21 -+*ffifr-F;,t
5.00 p,m {17:00 hi on Wednesdav.
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During the exanr time. the instructor'\,,,i!l be available at the {oilo,.r,ing periods of tinre for quick
ans,,vering your questions. and any unexpected issue, by eniaii:
- Tuesday, Juriy 20. front 5:00 p,m, to 8:00 p.m.
- Wednesclay, July 2i. fronr S:00 a.n:. to 12:00 p.m. and fram 2:00 p,m. to 6:0CI p.m.
ln case of absenee in the exam. approved by the deparlment, the'l"eight of the midterm *ili
be shifted to theTlnal exam.
2, tuFiqalexam: This exarn is designecito he compieted in 180 minutes i3.C hrsi. Howe'ver, you
"then
start the exam on DZL. yor"l have 270 nrinutes i4 and a half hrsito complete it. lt"*ili be nrade
available for a period of 2i1 hours, siarting 24 hours before the submitting time scheduled by
Enroiment Ser,,rices. and rnust be submitted'vithin 27C rninutes i.l and a half hourslfrom '*'hen it
'.,'.ias first accessed on D2L,
During ihe exam, tl'le instructor ,,,'-ili be available for yaur questions, similar to the midterm exan.r. The
exact a'railabiiity times .*iil be posted on D2L l',io days before the exan't
Note: The timetahle for Reqistrar'$cheduled exams can he found at the Universify's Enrolment
Seriices'.',,ehsite, httpiil',i,'Li'r"r. gcal gary.cairegistrar...
Notes:
ai lt is not necessary to earn a oassing grade on the final exam in order to pass the course as a
t,"ihole.
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L Textbook
The follo*ing textbook is required for this course:
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Stream Functions (5.2)
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Velocity Fu nctions (6.4.5)
Basic Flows (Uniform Flow, Source & Sink, Vortex Flow, Doublet) (6.5)
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