How to study ANSYS

LiamKang · November 27, 2018, 00:44

Hi I actually want to work with this kind of programs in near future.

But It looks hard to find Universities or graduate school

and even Program is So Expensive also..

Graduate schools in US and Canada also use commercial programs in their LAB?

What should I do?

flotus1 · December 2, 2018, 04:38

Ansys has a program with free software for students: https://www.ansys.com/de-de/academic...udent-products
AFAIK they are fully functional and only limited in the amount of cells/elements your model can have.
With the freely available tutorials, this is a great way to learn which buttons to push in the software.

This leaves you free to chose any university that offers the -much more important- background in fluid dynamics/mathematics/physics/engineering.
In my opinion, this should be the focus of the courses. Not software training.

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flotus1 Super Moderator Alex Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Germany Posts: 3,428 Rep Power: 49	Ansys has a program with free software for students: https://www.ansys.com/de-de/academic...udent-products AFAIK they are fully functional and only limited in the amount of cells/elements your model can have. With the freely available tutorials, this is a great way to learn which buttons to push in the software. This leaves you free to chose any university that offers the -much more important- background in fluid dynamics/mathematics/physics/engineering. In my opinion, this should be the focus of the courses. Not software training.