SolidWorks Simulation Level 1: Intro to Simulation

SolidWorks Simulation Level 1

Course Duration: 40 hours (5 days)

Tuition: $2,700 USD

Overview: This class covers capabilities available in the Solidworks Simulation Professional (formerly Cosmos) Software. Learn how to perform and complete SolidWorks Simulations step-by-step, focusing on tasks such as: CAD preparation, meshing, applying loads, solving, reviewing results, and understanding general challenges about Finite Elements Analysis (FEA).

Prerequisites: Intro to SolidWorks, college-level strength of materials, or a degree in engineering are all basic prerequisites for any FEA class.

Topics:

Basics of FEA
General pre-processing
Stress analysis
Static structural analysis
Thermal analysis
Thermal stress analysis
Importing geometry
Meshing
Intro to assembly contact
Modal analysis
Buckling analysis
Results Post-processing
Design Optimization

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*Please note that prices listed on this page are based upon pre-payment prior to the start of the class

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As the main instructor for Design-engine Bart teaches many of the PTC Creo & the Solidworks Surfacing classes. When he is not developing new training material you will find him on motorcycles, bicycles or on a skateboard. He loves any kind of racing on two wheels.

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We help designers, engineers, draftsmen, and mechanics get better jobs, earn more money, design better products and games, become more innovative and creative, and outshine their competition. Since 1994 we’ve trained thousands of designers and engineers from companies like Motorola, Caterpillar, John Deere, Harley Davidson, and NASA. We increase your software comprehension. But more than that, we increase your knowledge of specific design and engineering techniques. This means that using software becomes more graceful, effortless, and flexible for you on all your projects.

Our commitment is to provide the best training for the product design and development, industrial design and engineering community. DESIGN-ENGINE|EDUCATION strives to empower students and organizations to significantly increase their design and engineering capabilities through innovative and comprehensive training challenges. Our engineering, product design, and industrial design training methods are outside-the-box, rather than the typical classroom book training.

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SolidWorks Simulation Level 1: Intro to Simulation