MET 330, or what is formally known at Old Dominion University as Fluid Mechanics, is a course covering the mechanisms and dynamic situations occurring within fluid systems all around us everyday. While taking this course, I as well as everyone else, will be able to successfully perform a gambit of fluid calculations all while being able to describe their properties and their interactions with various machinery within the system.

Within this webpage you will find a brief overview of the type of coursework that was expected to be performed for this class to include the homework, exams, and the required Excel spreadsheet documents that must be used to help provide proficiency within the program and the calculations for the work.

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