1. Introduction and Review of Thermodynamics
2. Review of Thermodynamics (Contd.)
3. Review of Thermodynamics (Contd.)
4. Review of Thermodynamics (Contd.)
5. One-dimensional gas dynamics
6. One-dimensional gas dynamics (Contd.)
7. One-dimensional gas dynamics (Contd.)
8. One-dimensional waves
9. One-dimensional waves (Contd.)
10. One-dimensional waves (Contd.)
11. Waves and Supersonic Flow
12. Waves and Supersonic Flow (Contd.)
13. Waves and Supersonic Flow (Contd.)
14. Waves and Supersonic Flow (Contd.)
15. Shock Expansion Theory
16. Flow through ducts and channels
17. Flow in ducts
18. Flow in ducts (Contd.)
19. Adiabatic Flow in ducts with friction
20. Adiabatic flow in ducts with friction (Contd.)
21. Isothermal flow in ducts with friction
22. Flow in uniform duct with heating
23. Multi - dimensional flow problems
24. Multi - dimensional flow problems (Contd.)
25. Linearized flow problems
26. Linearized flow problems (Contd.)
27. Linearized flow problems ( Contd.)
28. Linearized flow problems (Contd.)
29. Linearized flow problems ( Contd.)
30. Linearized flow problems ( Contd.)
31. Linearized flow problems (Contd.)
32. Linearized Problems - Forces on Slender Bodies
33. Linearized Problems - Forces on Slender Bodies (Contd.)
34. Similarity Rules for High Speed Flows
35. Similarity Rules for High Speed Flows (Contd.)
36. Similarity Rules for High Speed Flows (Contd.)
37. Similarity Rules in Hypersonic Flow
38. Transonic Flow
39. Transonic Flow (Contd.)
40. Transonic Flow (Contd.)

The course is designed as a core course for the undergraduate students of Aerospace engineering and contains the basic material essential for a foundation of compressible flow aerodynamics. The course introduces the fundamental concepts and principles of compressible flow and intends to provide the necessary background for advanced studies on the subject. A number of application problems are incorporated to illustrate the concepts. The course covers the general principles and essentials of compressible flow, the flow equations, one-dimensional gas dynamics, wave motion and waves in supersonic flow, flow in ducts, small-perturbation theory, method of characteristics and similarity rules. The exercises included in the course are intended to demonstrate the use of the course material and to outline additional equations and results. Even though the course is prepared mainly for the use of undergraduate students in aerospace engineering, it will also be useful to graduate students, teachers and practicing engineers and scientists.

Contents: Basic concepts of compressible flow, Governing equations of compressible flow, One-dimensional gas dynamics, Normal shock, Linear and nonlinear wave motion, Flow in ducts, Oblique shock and expansion, Interaction of waves, Shock-expansion theory, Small-disturbance theory, Linearized subsonic and supersonic flow, Method of characteristics, The similarity rules of high-speed flow and determination of critical Mach number of transonic flow.