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Old   May 27, 2013, 15:37
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I am particularly interested in developing CFD codes for graduate school. Is learning Partial differential equations important for CFD? I've learned ODE, but have yet to take a course in PDEs.
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I am particularly interested in developing CFD codes for graduate school. Is learning Partial differential equations important for CFD? I've learned ODE, but have yet to take a course in PDEs.
yes, it is a fundamental background
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yes, it is a fundamental background
I see. If I were to choose between taking a PDE and numerical analysis class, which one should I pick?
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Both. In you have to choose one, go for numerical methods
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Both. In you have to choose one, go for numerical methods
I wish I can take both, but I don't think I can fit it in my schedule. I can always take one of the courses when I'm a graduate student though.
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