This class is designed for engineering students and pre-university students who want to build a solid foundation in the most essential math topics used in engineering and technical fields. → Calculus → Linear Algebra → Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs) → Numerical Analysis Whether you're currently struggling with these subjects or preparing to study engineering soon, this course will help you understand the core concepts in a clear, step-by-step, and application-focused way — with examples that actually make sense in real life and engineering scenarios.

A specialized course focusing on compressible flow, essential for aerospace and propulsion. Topics Covered: Compressible flow fundamentals Speed of sound and Mach number Isentropic flow relations Normal and oblique shock waves Nozzles and diffusers Applications: Jet engines Rocket propulsion High-speed aerodynamics

This course explains how air interacts with bodies, from airfoils to aircraft. Topics Covered: Aerodynamic forces and moments Airfoil theory and lift generation Drag and pressure distribution Subsonic and compressible aerodynamics Boundary layers and flow separation Applications: Aircraft and drones Automotive aerodynamics Wind and performance analysis

This course is designed to guide students through all levels of thermodynamics and heat transfer, from foundational concepts to advanced engineering applications. Whether you’re just starting university, struggling with basics, or preparing for advanced courses, this course will simplify complex topics step by step, using the same strategies I used as a student. You can select the lesson option that fits your level and needs: 1) Thermodynamics (Introductory) -Focus on fundamental thermodynamic concepts -Learn about energy, work, heat, and the laws of thermodynamics -Ideal for first-year engineering students or high school students preparing for university -Build a strong foundation for advanced courses 2) Advanced Thermodynamics & Energy Systems -Dive into entropy, cycles, and real-world applications -Explore Carnot, Rankine, and refrigeration cycles -Suitable for students with basic thermodynamics knowledge who want to tackle advanced problems -Gain confidence for exams and engineering projects 3) Heat Transfer -Understand how heat moves: conduction, convection, radiation -Learn formulas and solve real-world heat transfer problems -Perfect for students in mechanical, aerospace, or energy-focused courses -Apply theory directly to engineering systems and projects

This course is designed for students who are curious about how aircraft and spacecraft work, or who are planning to study Aerospace / Aviation Engineering and want a strong, clear introduction before university. The lessons break down complex engineering concepts into simple, intuitive ideas, with real-world examples from aviation and space — no prior engineering background required. Who This Course Is For -High school students interested in aviation or space -First-year engineering students feeling overwhelmed -Students considering Aerospace or Aviation Engineering -Curious learners who love planes, rockets, and technology