Explore how simulation-driven case study learning and hands-on experimentation can transform engineering education. Join our webinar for strategies to enhance engagement and skills. Register today.
DATE/TIME:
June 4, 2025
11 AM EDT
Venue:
Virtual
Engineering simulation is a critical tool in modern design and analysis, allowing engineers to validate and optimize complex systems before physical testing. This webinar presents an integrated approach to learning simulation techniques through hands-on case studies using Ansys Discovery and Ansys Flagship tools. The session bridges the gap between theoretical coursework and real-world engineering applications, providing attendees with practical insights into Finite Element Analysis (FEA), Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), and multiphysics modeling.
With extensive experience teaching undergraduate and graduate engineering students, we'll explore actual case studies used in mechanical design, solid mechanics, and fluid dynamics courses at the University of Waterloo. Topics covered include structural analysis of mechanical components, internal and external flow simulation using Venturi tubes, and nonlinear material behavior analysis. Attendees will learn to set up, analyze, and interpret simulation results effectively, gaining essential skills for industry innovation, research, and advanced engineering design.
Whether you are an undergraduate student looking to enhance your understanding of simulation tools, a graduate researcher applying advanced numerical methods, or an educator interested in integrating Ansys software into your curriculum, this session will provide valuable techniques and strategies to elevate your simulation proficiency. Join us for an interactive learning experience to help you develop confidence in engineering simulation and digital twin applications.
