Mechanical Engineering (F45)The practical and experimental skills of mechanical engineers are what build planes, formula one cars, ships, power stations and help doctors cure people. Our freedom of movement and comfortable lifestyles come from their work. UCL Mechanical Engineering is a research led department that is a dynamic and vibrant place to study and carry out research, whether you are a prospective student, researcher or industrial collaborator. Located in Central London, it was the first Mechanical Engineering Department in the UK and has a long reputation for internationally leading research and quality teaching. It is equipped with high-quality laboratories and Mechanical Engineering workshops. We have particular strengths in marine engineering and engineering for the environment and medical purposes. FOR ALL QUERIES PLEASE USE THE CONTACT TABS FOUND IN EACH OF THE INDIVIDUAL COURSES/CONFERENCES AND PRODUCTS, PLEASE ONLY CONTACT THE ONLINE STORE DIRECTLY IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING PAYMENT DIFFICULTIES.
Mechanical Engineering (F45)F45 2 Day Ansys Training CourseDescriptionInterested in learning about ANSYS but have no prior experience? This course if for you!
In this two-day in person course, you will learn how to undertake finite element analysis using Ansys software. This hands-on course will be taught through live demonstrations followed by an opportunity for you to run your own simulation with support from our tutors. Designed for those with no prior experience of ANSYS, we start with simple tutorials and gradually add complexity to the training materials. By the end of the two days you will have an understanding of the entire workflow for finite element analysis and will have an opportunity to use various Ansys tools with supervision and have discussion about how these can be used in your specific context. Seven topics in solid mechanics will be covered with a demo and slides followed by hands on practice:
Ticket fee also includes free access to ANSYS Associate Certification for “Foundation in Stress Analysis”.
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