Applied Mechanical Engineering

M.Sc - PG

3–6 Months

Masters of Science Programes

Course Overview

The course introduces students to the fundamentals of fluid mechanics as a basis for advanced courses in wind energy engineering. Topics include fluid properties, flow categories, streamlines, hydrostatics, transport equations (mass, momentum, energy), Bernoulli’s equation, boundary layer theory, and turbulence fundamentals. Students also study airfoil aerodynamics, similarity criteria (Strouhal, Froude, Euler, Reynolds numbers), and basic design of machines and mechanisms. An introduction to vibrations and vibroacoustics is included. The course combines theoretical lectures with exercises and laboratory classes to reinforce analytical and experimental skills.

Main Goal

To provide students with fundamental knowledge of fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, and mechanical engineering principles, preparing them for advanced courses in wind energy engineering.

Skills to be Gained

– Understanding of fluid mechanics principles and transport equations
– Ability to apply Bernoulli’s equation and boundary layer theory
– Competence in analyzing turbulence and similarity criteria
– Skills in basic design of machines, mechanisms, and vibroacoustic analysis

Practical Notes

Contact details: pflaszyn@imp.gda.pl

Date:

October 2025

Period:

Expected duration:

3–6 Months

Format:

Hybrid

Level:

Intermediate

Language of instruction:

English

Requirements:

Basic knowledge of mathematics and physics.

Teaching and assessment methods:

Lectures (30h), exercises (30h), and laboratories (15h). Assessment based on final exam (100%).

Registration Price:

To be updated

Registration deadline:

24 September

Instructors

Paweł Flaszyński