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OpenFOAM: From Modeling to Programming (Introductory Guide)
Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps(r)) | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2ch | Size: 718 MB
Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 1.5 hour | Language: English + .srt
Unleash your modeling capabilities by making your own solvers
What you'll learn
Be able to create your own solver from scratch by knowing the basics of OpenFOAM programming
Be able to model your own simulations in OpenFOAM
Be able to Modify existing solvers
Be able to use and modify the tutorials existing in OpenFOAM
Understand the basics of OpenFOAM and Computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
Requirements
Having Linux Operating System (you can use virtual machine if you don't use one). using Linux isn't essential but will make it easier to follow the course and will ease the use of OpenFOAM
Good Engineering sense. (Doesn't necessarily mean you are an engineer ;) you need just good math and innovation)
some knowledge of programming in general. Although any programming steps will be provided in the course
A background in Math.
Description
Whether you are a beginner in modeling or you are a great modeler this course is going to be useful. This course is about breaking the modeling boundaries and be able to actually create any model you want to do. OpenFOAM allows us to program our own solvers and that's what makes it special. Most of the modeling software have a set of predefined solvers that you need to stick with, but not OpenFOAM, you will have the predefined solvers along with the capability to create your own.
So in this course you will learn how to model using OpenFOAM and how to be able to create your solvers from the very beginning. I'm going to make it easy, simple and hopefully fun to follow my lectures ;)). All I guarantee to you is that you will find it useful at the end.
Who this course is for:
Researchers and Commercial users looking for a fast and flexible software to implement their work
Engineering students who need to work in CFD and the modeling industry
Professors looking for a modelling software to use in class
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