Linearer & Nichtlineare Finite Elemente Analyse mit SimScale from Coursera

In diesem praktischen Projekt lernen Sie die Finite-Elemente-Methode (FEM) kennen und lernen wie man mit dem cloud-basierten Simulationswerkzeug SimScale eine linear-statische und nichtlineare Simulation aufsetzt. Wir werden einen einfachen Simulationsfall mit einer vorgegebenen Geometrie aufstellen, um die Grundlagen der Finite-Elemente-Methode zu erlernen und wie eine nichtlineare Simulation überhaupt angegangen wird. Wir werden den klassischen dreistufigen Prozess einer jeden Simulation durchlaufen, der die Schritte Pre-Processing, Processing und Post-Processing umfasst. SimScale ist eine technische Simulationsplattform, die die Art und Weise revolutioniert, wie Ingenieure, Designer, Wissenschaftler und Studenten Produkte entwerfen. Die SimScale-Plattform ist vollständig über einen Standard-Webbrowser zugänglich und verfügt über eine einfach zu bedienende Schnittstelle, die zahlreiche Simulationstypen unterstützt, darunter Festkörpermechanik (FEM), Strömungsdynamik (CFD) und Thermodynamik. Dieser Kurs läuft auf Coursera's praktischer Projektplattform namens Rhyme. Auf Rhyme führen Sie Projekte praxisnah in Ihrem Browser durch. Sie erhalten sofortigen Zugang zu vorkonfigurierten Cloud-Desktops, die alle Software und Daten enthalten, die Sie für das Projekt benötigen. Für dieses Projekt benötigen Sie keine speziellen Einstellungen oder Daten. Alles ist bereits direkt in Ihrem Internetbrowser eingerichtet, so dass Sie sich ganz auf das Lernen konzentrieren können! Anmerkungen: - Dieser Kurs eignet sich am besten für Lernende, die in der Region Nordamerika ansässig sind. Wir arbeiten derzeit daran, die gleiche Erfahrung auch in anderen Regionen anzubieten.

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Provides hands-on experience with cloud-based simulation tool, SimScale, for linear-static and non-linear simulation

Introduces the fundamental concepts of the Finite-Element-Method (FEM) through practical application

Taught by Jousef Murad, an expert in FEM and simulation engineering

Applies to a range of disciplines including engineering, design, science, and academia

Provides a comprehensive overview of the simulation process, covering pre-processing, processing, and post-processing

Assumes no prior knowledge of FEM, making it suitable for beginners

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Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Linearer & Nichtlineare Finite Elemente Analyse mit SimScale with these activities:

Review the basics of FEM and simulation

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Refresh your understanding of FEM and simulation before starting the course.

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Read introductory articles or books on FEM and simulation.
Review your notes or textbooks from previous courses on FEM and simulation.
Take practice problems or quizzes to test your understanding.

Go through the SimScale introductory tutorials

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Gain hands-on experience with SimScale by completing the introductory tutorials, which cover the basics of FEM and simulation.

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Sign up for a free SimScale account.
Locate and launch the introductory tutorials.
Follow the instructions provided in each tutorial.

Create a simple simulation project in SimScale

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Apply your understanding of FEM and simulation by creating a simple project in SimScale.

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Define the geometry and material properties of your model.
Apply loads and boundary conditions.
Run the simulation and analyze the results.

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Learners who complete Linearer & Nichtlineare Finite Elemente Analyse mit SimScale will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Software Engineer

Software Engineers design, develop, and test software systems. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Software Engineers.

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Mechanical Engineer

Mechanical Engineers design, develop, build, and test mechanical systems, including tools, engines, and machines. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Mechanical Engineers.

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Chemical Engineer

Chemical Engineers design, build, and operate chemical plants and processes. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Chemical Engineers.

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Petroleum Engineer

Petroleum Engineers design, develop, and operate oil and gas wells and other facilities. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Petroleum Engineers.

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Biomedical Engineer

Biomedical Engineers design, develop, and test medical devices and systems. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Biomedical Engineers.

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Civil Engineer

Civil Engineers conceive, design, build, supervise, operate, and maintain infrastructure projects and systems in the public and private sector, including roads, buildings, airports, tunnels, dams, bridges, and systems for water supply and wastewater treatment. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Civil Engineers.

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Nuclear Engineer

Nuclear Engineers design, develop, and operate nuclear power plants and other nuclear facilities. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Nuclear Engineers.

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Aerospace Engineer

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Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineers design, develop, and test electrical systems and devices. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Electrical Engineers.

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Industrial Engineer

Industrial Engineers design, improve, and install integrated systems of people, materials, and equipment. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Industrial Engineers.

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Systems Engineer

Systems Engineers design, develop, and test complex systems, such as aircraft, spacecraft, and computer networks. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Systems Engineers.

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Computer Engineer

Computer Engineers design, develop, and test computer systems and software. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Computer Engineers.

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Materials Engineer

Materials Engineers develop and test new materials for use in a variety of products. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Materials Engineers.

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Mining Engineer

Mining Engineers design, develop, and operate mines and other facilities for the extraction of minerals. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Mining Engineers.

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Automotive Engineer

Automotive Engineers design, develop, build, and test vehicles, including cars, trucks, and motorcycles. This course may be useful because it helps students to understand how to use simulation tools to analyze the behavior of structures, which is an important skill for Automotive Engineers.

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