Patrick Chassaing’s *Mécanique des fluides, éléments d’un premier parcours* offers a clear, structured introduction to the fundamentals of fluid mechanics. Designed for undergraduate engineering students, the text walks readers through the governing equations, flow regimes, and practical applications, blending theoretical exposition with worked examples and problem sets. Each chapter builds on the previous material, guiding learners from basic concepts such as viscosity and pressure to more complex topics like turbulent flow and boundary‑layer theory. The paperback edition, published by CEPADUES in 2000, spans 450 pages and is formatted for easy reference in classroom or laboratory settings. While the book assumes a foundational knowledge of physics and calculus, its concise explanations and illustrative diagrams make it accessible to a broad audience seeking a solid grounding in fluid dynamics.

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