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Over the last
few decades, CFD has reached to new heights and becoming more
and more extensively used virtual simulation technique. Almost
all the design companies are using these tools directly or
indirectly in their design activities. CFD has applications in
wide areas of engineering including
Aerospace, Automobile, Electronic, HVAC, Chemical,
Turbomachinery, Heat Exchangers and many more.
Today is the
best day for all engineering graduates and post-graduates to
cater to the opportunities in the CAE field. Many times, the
lack of awareness restricts students to explore these horizons.
Being a CFD engineer, one needs to have a good understanding of
physics and expertise on commercial software packages used in
the industry. The knowledge of fluid flow and heat transfer
given at undergraduate level are the foundation stones for
further studies and career in CFD. The topics like advanced
fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer covered during
post-graduate studies are the necessary and must skill sets of
CFD engineer.
aim - CFD program is designed to
create awareness in graduate and post-graduate students about
CFD and its wide range of applications. Undergraduate studies
involves extensive education on core engineering subjects like
fluid mechanics and heat transfer. These subjects are the
foundation stones of advance topics like CFD. Additional
knowledge of CFD along with fundamental subjects and a small CFD
project work, makes student's profile more suitable for CFD as
career choice as well as higher studies.
aim - CFD program is one of its kind where engineering
students, faculty and CFD professional will come together to lay
down the good and strong track for students.
aim - CFD program has been
introduced with a vision to popularize the technological prowess
of Computational Fluid Dynamics at the grass-root level of
academia wherein the fresh engineering talent can be drawn to
contribute in the core fields. This will complement the graduate
and post-graduate studies of the students at their respective
engineering colleges while it also allows CFD practitioners at
CCTech to have a platform for fruitful interaction with the
students and faculty at these engineering colleges. In the long
run, this collaboration is intended to further boost the
confidence in the state-of-the-art CFD tools and software for
bridging the gap between academia and industry with its
ever-growing design and optimization needs. CCTech intends and
commits to act as an active player in this process.

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Help
engineering graduates to acquire CFD knowledge
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Bridge
the gap between CFD practitioners and students
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To
spread CFD at academic institutes |
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To serve
better perspective to students |
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To
attract engineering talent towards core engineering
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