How computers help us make potato chips, racing cars and aeroplanes

This book is part of a series of books that illustrate exciting ways in which computers are used in our daily lives. These books have been carefully designed around interesting themes that will keep the child engaged while at the same time gently introducing different applications of computers in real life. The theme of this book is aerodynamics, the study of how air moves around objects and how objects move in the presence of air, and the use of computers to solve problems in aerodynamics. The content is made exciting for kids by considering interesting examples of aerodynamics applications that will resonate with kids such as production of potato chips, racing cars and aeroplanes.