Simulate Early, Simulate Often... In Rhino
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Permalink Reply by Vadim Shapiro on
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Rob, what kind of course do you have in mind: related to using Scan&Solve or something more general? We have been discussing possibility of organizing some webinars and/or tutorials, but we are not sure how much interest is out there. It would be good to have some input from you and others who may be interested.
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Permalink Reply by robert hare on -
Vadim , thanks for the quick reply . I was thinking of a course with some back ground in FEA in general because I,m not an engineer but still need to use strength , bending calcs in my every day job . Together with a course relating to using scan&solve.
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Rob, thanks for bringing this up. There is quite a bit of "unfiltered" online material out there, but I did not see anything I liked personally. It is also true that many Scan&Solve users indicated interest in seeing "general information on structural analysis and simulation". So perhaps it is time indeed for us to design a short introductory course for those with basic knowledge of high school geometry and physics. It could explain the concepts summarized in the Scan&Solve documentation plus perhaps the basics of computations underlying finite elements. This could be done in a few hours ... or a few days.
It would be good to know if there is a demand for such a course, or if there are other related courses/resources that do something similar. Comments?
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