Applied Computational Fluid Dynamics

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Applied Computational Fluid Dynamics is a non-degree program for students who want to learn about fluid dynamics. It's taught in English and lasts several weeks. You'll get to study at Siemens in Manila, Philippines, and take classes online.

The curriculum covers computational fluid dynamics, including skills like data analysis and simulation. You'll work on hands-on projects to help you learn and practice your new skills.

After finishing this program, you could work as a Research Engineer, Computational Fluid Dynamics Engineer, or Data Analyst. You might find jobs at companies like Siemens, or in industries like aerospace or automotive.