These are classes I teach regularly.

ME 540 Intermediate Thermodynamics (last taught Spring 2022) . This graduate thermodynamics course covers how to solve advanced problems in thermodynamics using computational tools, including phase and chemical equilibrium, and introduces statistical thermodynamics.

• Kyle's ebook for the course

AAE 462/562 Rocket Propulsion (last taught Winter 2022) . This combined undergraduate/graduate elective course covers the fundamentals of rocket propulsion, focusing on chemical propulsion types (liquid, solid, hybrid).

• Kyle's online notes for the course

ENGR 570 Software Development for Research (last taught Winter 2022) . This project-based graduate course aims at advancing computational research skills.

• Syllabus for the Winter 2019 offering

ME 461/561 Gas Dynamics (last taught Fall 2021) . This combined undergraduate/graduate course introduces compressible fluid flows, including flows in nozzles and diffusers, as well as shocks/expansion waves and their interactions. It also introduces supersonic flight and propulsion systems.

• Kyle's online notes for the course

ME 373 Mechanical Engineering Methods (last taught Winter 2020) . This third-year course covers analytical and numerical methods for solving ordinary and partial differential equations, with applications to problems in mechanical engineering.

• Kyle's ebook for the course

AAE 412/512 Space Systems Engineering (last taught Fall 2020) . This is a combined senior and graduate course on topics related to space systems, including orbital mechanics and trajectory design, propulsion systems, stability and control of spacecraft, and space mission engineering.

• Kyle's ebook for the course

ME 599 Advanced Combustion (last taught Fall 2016) . This was an advanced graduate-level course on fundamental principles of combustion, co-taught with David Blunck.

MIME 101 Introduction to MIME (last taught Fall 2015) . This was a first-year course providing an overview of mechanical, industrial, and manufacturing engineering as well as academic success skills

ME 331 Introductory Fluid Mechanics (last taught Fall 2014) . This third-year course introduces concepts and applications of fluid mechanics and dimensional analysis.

ESE 497 MIME Capstone Design (last taught Fall 2014) . This is a senior-level design capstone course for Energy Systems Engineering (ESE) students, covering real-world product design, project management, and professional communication skills.