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5515. Introduction to Hands-On Finite Element Analysis
3.00 credits
Prerequisites: CE 2110 or 3110 or equivalent.
Grading Basis: Graded
This course introduces the basic theory of finite element analysis (FEA) and the use of ANSYS® Workbench in the modeling and simulation of engineering problems. It uses simple mechanics problems as examples and focuses on the application of one-dimensional bar and beam elements, two-dimensional plane stress and plane strain elements, plate and shell elements, and three-dimensional solid elements in the analysis of engineering structures. It covers the application of FEA to the analysis of mechanical stresses, vibrations, dynamics, thermal effects, and failure. In each of these application areas, ANSYS® Workbench is introduced through hands-on case studies. Clear understanding of the FEA principles, element behaviors, solution procedures, and correct usage of the FEA software is emphasized throughout the course.
Last Refreshed: 08-DEC-23 05.20.22.289867 AM
| Enrollment Data | Section | Class Number | Notes | Instructor | Enrollment | Term | Session | Instruction Mode |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1233 16067 1 001 | 001 | 16067 | To view the syllabus visit this url; Syllabus |
Naik, Rajiv | 9/20 | Spring 2023 | Reg | Online |