The Finite Element Method for Problems in Physics
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Rating | 4.2★ based on 70 ratings |
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Length | 14 weeks |
Effort | You should expect to watch about 3 hours of video lectures a week. Apart from the lectures, expect to put in between 3 and 5 hours a week. |
Starts | Jul 17 (41 weeks ago) |
Cost | $49 |
From | University of Michigan via Coursera |
Instructor | Krishna Garikipati, Ph.D. |
Download Videos | On all desktop and mobile devices |
Language | English |
Subjects | Programming Engineering |
Tags | Computer Science Software Development Physical Science And Engineering Mechanical Engineering |
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The best way to start learning The Finite Element Method!
This is an excellent course on Finite Element Method.
Easy get confused This is a very good course for getting introduced in the theory and practice of the finite element method.
There are finite element method software packages that lead us to believe that we don't need to understand the finite element method (FEM) in order to make physics simulations.That is true if you just want to study simple academic problems.
I was expecting learning how to apply finite element as an engineer and designer, instead the course is about the mathematics & programming of the finite element method.
But on the other hand this programming assignments are...I am not able to see why using such a complicated main code template is useful to understand the principals of the finite element method.
I started this course because I want to learn about finite element method and not how to install deal.II software.
This is a good intro course which introduce the Finite Element Method step by step, which suited me perfectly since I hardly coded in c++ nor did FEM before.Nevertheless, as a graduate student, the pace is very slow, and the outline and motivation unclear, which would likely have discouraged me if I did not review video in x2, and stuck to second week lectures and onward.I would advise to introduce more outline and motivation at the beginning of the week lecture to keep students motivated.
A good primer of the theoretical fundamentals of the Finite Element Methods.
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It is very well structured and Dr Krishna Garikipati helps me understand the course in very simple manner.
Also learned a lot on the coding part of the FE modeling While quite mathematical in nature as opposed to a purely applied view of the method, Prof, Krishna Garikipati's teaching style and clear explanations make the material accessible to practicing engineers outside of academia.
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it is good course it more useful to us and i learn lot information for this course thanking you giving for this opportunity very friendly to the students good good It is so difficult for mechanical students to do programming assignments with zero knowledge on C++The lectures are too boring and non-practical.
The instructions on programming assignments are limpid, can get through them even with very little programming experience.
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Rating | 4.2★ based on 70 ratings |
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Length | 14 weeks |
Effort | You should expect to watch about 3 hours of video lectures a week. Apart from the lectures, expect to put in between 3 and 5 hours a week. |
Starts | Jul 17 (41 weeks ago) |
Cost | $49 |
From | University of Michigan via Coursera |
Instructor | Krishna Garikipati, Ph.D. |
Download Videos | On all desktop and mobile devices |
Language | English |
Subjects | Programming Engineering |
Tags | Computer Science Software Development Physical Science And Engineering Mechanical Engineering |
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