MAE 3313

FLUID MECHANICS.

University of Texas at Arlington · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Fundamental concepts of fluid mechanics leading to the development of both the integral and differential forms of the basic conservation equations. Application of the integral conservation equations to engineering problems in fluid dynamics including buoyancy and other hydrostatics problems. Dimensional analysis and similitude are also discussed. Prerequisites: Must be in the professional ME program and C or better in each of the following, MAE 2323 , MAE 2360 , MATH 3460 (or MAE 3360 ), and MAE 3310 (or concurrent enrollment); or student group.

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