EP 010: Jeff Franklin | How to write CFD code: Lessons learned {How To Become A CFD Engineer}
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TIME STAMPS
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0:00 : Sneak Preview of Episode
0:29 : Intro and Azore 30-day trial
1:20 : Jeff’s background
1:54 : The beginning of writing the Azore code
6:02 : Expanding the code
10:06 : Time investment in writing code
11:10 Did you consider quitting the project
13:05 : From books to working code
14:39 : Algebra errors and LaTeX
18:37 : How did you get feedback on your code
22:26 : Fully fledged commercial solver
24:08 : Expanding the solver’s capabilities
27:04 : Breaking problems down from an engineering perspective is key
30:40 : Physics vs numerics
31:49 : Learning to code
33:48 : Strategic problem approaches
35:51 : The balance between planning and executing
37:37 : Unique advantages of Azore
40:01 : Common misconceptions about learning CFD
43:28 : What do you wish you would have learned sooner
49:24 : Make simplifying assumptions first