Teaching Descriptions for Prof. Collicott.

I teach aerodynamics, optical system design, low-gravity fluid dynamics, and our freshman introductory course. Teaching also involves work outside of the classroom. See our Undergraduate low-gravity fluid slosh experiment as an example.

Courses Taught

• AAE 190, Introduction to Aerospace Engineering, Fall 1995, 1996.
• AAE 333, Fluid Mechanics, Fall 1991, Fall 1992.
• AAE 334, Aerodynamics, Fall 1993, Fall, 1994.
• AAE 414, Compressible Flow, Spring 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996.
• AAE 416, Viscous Flow, Spring 1993.
• AAE 520, Experimental Aerodynamics, Spring 1992.
• AAE 590C, Low-Gravity Fluid Dynamics, Fall 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996.
• AAE 590D, Optical System Design, Spring 1994.

Directed study courses (Individual education and research opportunities sought out by the students listed).

• AAE 490, ``Computational Fluids,'' Ivan Pongracik, 3 credits, Summer 1991.
• AAE 490, ``Solar Car Aerodynamics,'' Zaidi Zakaria, 3 credits, Spring 1992.
• AAE 490, ``Near-body Rayleigh Scattering,'' Zaidi Zakaria, 3 credits, Fall 1992.
• AAE 490, ``Studies in Velocimetry,'' Greg Bucci, 3 credits, Spring 1993.
• AAE 490, ``Low-G Fluid Modeling,'' 3 credits, Fall 1993.
• AAE 490, ``Atomization Data Reduction,'' Brian Jones, 3 credits, Summer 1994.
• AAE 490, ``Two-Phase Flow Studies,'' Stephen Krautheim, 3 credits, Summer 1994.
• AAE 490, ``Wing Design Software,'' Joseph Pesek, 3 credits, Summer 1994.
• AAE 590, ``Paraxial Optics Design,'' Joseph Gasper, 6 credits, Spring 1993.
• AAE 590, ``Optical System Design,'' Paul Gloeckner, 3 credits, Spring 1995.
• AAE 590, ``Self-Gravitating Fluids Problems'', Derek Pecson, 6 credits, Fall 1995.

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