About the Workshop  
Computational Engineering and Computational Science are 
rapidly growing multi-disciplinary areas connecting 
engineering, science, mathematics and computer science to 
create new, powerful tools for real-world discovery and 
understanding. Advancements in computing power and 
computational methodology are allowing leading-edge 
researchers to effectively utilize computational 
simulation, modeling and optimization to pursue 
investigations into territories that were previously 
beyond their reach using theoretical analysis and physical 
experimentation. 

Computational Fluid Dynamics, usually abbreviated as CFD, 
is a branch of fluid mechanics that uses numerical methods 
and algorithms to solve and analyze problems that involve 
fluid flows. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is 
becoming a critical part of the design process for more 
and more companies.

Eligibility to participate / present paper:
Students and Faculty members from any branch of Science / 
Engineering from College / University.

For paper submission: 
Authors working in the CFD related area are requested to 
send hard copies of the abstract (not exceeding 300words) 
or soft copy through email attachment as MS Word 2003 
format  to the conference secretariat. 
Format: Times new Roman font size 12 with 1.5 line 
spacing