TITLE: Book about fluid dynamics
QUESTION [5 upvotes]: Next Monday, I'll have an interview at Siemens for an internship where I have to know about fluid dynamics/computational fluid dynamics. I'm not a physicist, so does somebody have a suggestion for a good book where I can read about some basics? Thank you very much.

REPLY [4 votes]: Since this is for a job interview, I would focus on the more applied side of computational fluid dynamics (CFD). I really liked CFD Python: 12 steps to Navier-Stokes
A brief description of this course from the author's webpage is:

The course is for beginners. It assumes only basic programming skills —the concepts of iterations, function calls, and so on— and builds immediate hands-on experience via this module and several others that come after.

Hope this helps others in need of a crash course on applied CFD.