On reliable and established ways through the CADFEM advanced training offer for FE analysis: This is how you reach the desired learning goals.
CADFEM learning paths for mechanical simulation
CADFEM learning paths showsimulation beginners and experienced userssuitable training concepts to achieve their individual learning goals for performing Finite Element Analysis in an effetive manner. In the area of structural mechanics, CADFEM offers you a particularly comprehensive range of basic, advanced and expert courses and online training. In addition, you can deepen your numerical and analytical skills in master modules and certified university courses or acquire a recognized master's degree.
Learning paths for Mechanical Applications
CADFEM offers a comprehensive range of basic, intermediate, and expert seminars and online training for use of the Finite Element Method (FEM). You can also deepen your numerical and analytical capabilities in master’s modules and certified university courses, or enroll on a recognized master’s degree.
Onboarding
Contact
Stability
Strength/verification
Material
Joining technologies
Onboarding for structural mechanical simulation with Ansys Mechanical
Modeling and simulation of non-linear contacts
Stability of slender structures
Strength, fatigue life, and verification
Material behavior and material models for simulation
Simulation of joining techniques such as interference fit, bolting and adhesion
Manufacturing
110% Ansys
Optimization
Vibration technology
Multibody systems
Impulsive loads
Simulation of 3D printing and forming processes
110% Ansys – Efficient use, adaption, and enhancement
Improving products with topology and parametric optimization
Vibration technology with implicit dynamic simulation
Simulation of complex motion sequences
Explicit dynamic simulation with LS-DYNA Workbench and LS-DYNA
Acoustics
Piezoelectricity
Hydrodynamics
Temperature
Mechanical Scripting
From vibration to acoustics simulation
Simulation of piezoelectric components
Hydrodynamic simulation with Ansys AQWA
Thermal analyses in Ansys Mechanical
Python, PyAnsys, APDL and UPF Scripting in Ansys Mechanical
Basic, Advanced or Expert?
CADFEM training courses tell you at first glance what you can expect
In basic courses you start with simple but impactful simulations. You will become familiar with important common software functions and learn how to use analyzes effectively for your product development.
You have run your first simulations and want to learn more? Advanced level trainings are just right for you to quickly and efficiently bring your knowledge to a robust application standard.
The right expert for every task: CADFEM training at expert level combines high-end simulation knowledge with in-depth engineering know-how for almost any task from your daily business.
CADFEM Training for Finite Element Analysis at a Glance
Basic Level
Advanced Level
Expert Level
The easy way to plan Professional Development
CADFEM learning paths show you training plans for the most common engineering topics. Together with you we will find answers to further questions.
- How to easily get started with simulation or a new simulation topic?
- Which courses are best suited for your professional tasks?
- What is the fastest way to integrate new employees?
Let's talk about your personal challenges and how we can support you in achieving your individual goals.
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Learning paths on other simulation topics
CADFEM learning paths are available to suit your tasks: whether FE analyses for structural-mechanical and electromagnetic issues, CFD calculations in fluid mechanics or multiphysics calculations - from over 30 years of experience we have compiled common training recommendations for typical engineering areas.
