Abstract: An initial object shape is set in a first process, a numeric fluid dynamic grid is generated on the surface of the object shape in a second process, and Navier-Stokes equations are numerically solved by numerical fluid dynamics based on the object and the grid generated with the object shape and an object surface pressure is determined in a third process. The noise generated by the object is a determined in a fourth process, by solving Curle's formula based on the object surface pressure, and noises are again determined in a fifth process by updating the object shape and repeating the first through fourth processes. By determining an object shape based on a shape which generates the smallest noise from among the noises determined by the fifth process, it becomes possible to determine a shape of the object as a shape capable of minimizing aerodynamic noise generated upon movement of the object through a fluid medium.