Klimenko’s  Teaching page

A.Y.Klimenko has taught more than 15 different courses in the areas of thermofluids, mathematical methods and advanced engineering in 5 universities (U. Sydney, UQ, Cornell, U. of Wyoming, Tsinghua U.).   Old teaching pages with some material might still be here

Teaching–related  Publications:

A.Y. Klimenko "Why does one need to be taught engineering logic?" ICEE (International Conference on Engineering Education), Portugal, 2007

A.Y.Klimenko, 'Technological Cycles and their impact on Science, Engineering and Engineering Education', The International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society, 4 (2), 11-18, 2008.

A.Y.Klimenko, Teaching the third law of thermodynamics, Open Thermodynamics Journal, 6, 1-14, 2012

A.Y.Klimenko, Notes on Advanced Engineering Education , European Journal of Engineering Education, 2017, Vol. 42, No. 6, 1378-1407; - comprehensive review of history and principles of advanced engineering education (AEE).

A.Y.Klimenko, Technological change and its effect on education. Journal of Educational and Psychological Research, 6 (1), 1-18. – overeview of new university education policy in the age of AI and electronic communications.

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Advanced education was advocated by Theodor von Karman during his years in CalTech [1]. Von Karman is widely known for his outstanding works in aerodynamics: the vortices he investigated bear his name  (The image  is from Van Dyke’s album  [2] --- great for teaching Fluid Mechanics).

[1] Von Karman T. and Edson L., The wind and beyond. Boston, 1967.

[2] Picture from:  M. Van Dyke "Album of Fluid Motion", Stanford, 1982