Learn how simulation and materials products can enhance your curriculum and provide students with an improved learning experience.
Simulation is used to solve the world’s most challenging problems. Additionally, materials products help engineers make informed decisions to drive better end results. Students graduating with this skillset are employable and make a difference on day one of their careers.
Our Academic Webinar Series highlights ways to strengthen your curricula, provide a hands-on learning experience and improve student retention rates.
Learn how to engage students in aerodynamics and enhance their understanding of fundamental concepts in aerodynamics, specifically for high-speed applications.
A single-lens system is a fundamental example of optical design, and engaging students can be challenging. This webinar is designed for university educators teaching optical design and related courses based on a tutorial from the AP3391 Geometrical Optics course at Delft University of Technology. It will showcase how the Cooke triplet can be a practical teaching example for introducing students to lens design principles using Ansys Zemax OpticStudio software.
Learn to teach antenna design effectively with PyAEDT. This webinar covers scripting, HFSS, Maxwell, Icepak examples, and advanced simulations for professors.
This webinar will teach explicit dynamics essentials, focusing on how Ansys LS-DYNA can be used to simulate and analyze dynamic events such as crashes, impacts, and high-speed motion.
Engineers solve today’s challenges by leveraging simulation, and the Technical University of Madrid (UPM) addresses this need with its Master’s Degree in Numerical Simulation. Developed in collaboration with Ansys, the program equips engineers to bridge the industry's skills gap by fostering a deep understanding of numerical simulation methods. It emphasizes practical applications and best practices to tackle real-world problems effectively.
