Abstract
The present paper deals with the complement aspects of , which results from the increasing use of the general Fluid Mechanics methods white solving Hydraulics problems. The paper emphasizes how these complementary aspects are used in the various subtopics of the Applied Fluid Mechanics course at Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussees .
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