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Enhancement of aerodynamics and flight dynamics instruction with interactive computer visualizations

Desktop (Macintosh) computers with multimedia capabilities have been incorporated into the aerospace engineering curriculum—in particular, in the laboratory and core courses on aerodynamics and flight dynamics. Through interactive simulation, visual presentation, and image and motion analysis techniques at different levels of complexity, the enhancement of classroom materials has been achieved to further students' understanding of the underlying principles.