Teaching Thermo Fluids

Ashish Mishra | Assistant Professor | DIT University

What is Teaching Thermo Fluids?

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Thermal fluids or Thermofluids is a branch of science and engineering which consists of two words "thermal", meaning heat, and "fluids", which refers to liquids, gases and vapors. Pressure, volume, and density all play an important role in thermal fluids.

How Assistant Professor Ashish Mishra got into Teaching Thermo Fluids?

I have done B Tech in Mechanical Engineering from JSS, Noida. Post that, I worked at Prag as Industrial Engineer for some time, before deciding to go for Masters. I then did M Tech in Fluids Engineering from MNNIT, Allahabad. I have also done courses in CATIA & CFD. I have cleared GATE 4 times, from 2014-2017. I am Assistant professor at DIT University since 2017.

Assistant Professor Ashish Mishra's Talk on Teaching Thermo Fluids

Starts with what is:
1)	Teaching Thermo Fluids

Next, it covers Education. It is easy to Google information about what Qualifications are needed to enter Teaching Thermo Fluids, this Talk went a step ahead to talk about the body of knowledge one needs to develop to excel at Teaching Thermo Fluids. It explains Education needed in Teaching Thermo Fluids with these items:
2)	Mechanical Engineering
3)	Thermo Dynamics
4)	Fluids
5)	Advance Thermo Dynamics
6)	Online Courses

Then, the Talk focuses on the most important component that is Skills. Teaching Thermo Fluids demands specific Skills which only an experienced professional can lay out. It explains Skills needed in Teaching Thermo Fluids with these items:
7)	Practical
8)	Communication Skills
9)	Interpersonal Skills
10)	Research Orientation
11)	Time Management

There are great positives of Teaching Thermo Fluids. The Talk discusses following Positives of Teaching Thermo Fluids:
12)	Creating Leaders
13)	Vast Opportunities
14)	Monetary Potential
15)	Respectable Job

Challenges are the other side of Positives and Teaching Thermo Fluids is no exception:
16)	Handling Students
17)	Knowledge Update
18)	High Responsibility

In the final section of the Talk, Ashish Mishra talks about How a day goes in a Career in:
19)	Teaching Thermo Fluids

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