Dear Sir,

I would suggest a small team for each project. You could follow each and every movement. So that you may have a complete knowledge on your project.

Dear Sir,

I would suggest a small team for each project. You could follow each and every movement. So that you may have a complete knowledge on your project.

Dear Priyadharsini Sivaraj

Thanks for your suggestion

Regards

Hello Sir,

As per my opinion, you can segregate your projects into three catergories namely big, medium and small. Based on this you can form the teams such that you can complete the tasks fastly.

Good luck.

Dear P Venkateshwar Reddy,

Many thanks for your advice..

I will discuss that with my colleagues.

Regards

Dear P Venkateshwar Reddy,

Many thanks for your advice..

I will discuss that with my colleagues.

Regards

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I suggest that you should be together in the outlines, so you will get experience in different topics of CFD, you can correct to each other for using methodologies and you can easily modify or change direction of your research if you stick at a point.

In the details you may share with your small team

I agree with you Dr Amar Hameed.

I should be but not necessary to go through all details

interested

May be to set a time line schedule for each one to obligate yoursef with deadlines

It's maybe Dr Nasser.. We should manage our times

Interested

You are welcome Thulfiqar Salim Hussein

I wish to have your opinion in this matter

Regards

I am making an assumption that you want to be CFD application engineer (one who uses CFD software and solves industrial problem) and not the development engineer (one who works on developing CFD software).

Following are the milestones you need to cross during your "CFD Learning" journey.

Milestone 1: Basics of Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer Milestone 2: Fundamentals of Computational Fluid Dynamics Milestone 3: Learning commercial software(s) used in industry Milestone 4: Working on some industrial projects