Regardless whether you’re an experienced HyperWorks user already or a novice one – there is always the quest (ideally) to learn more about new technologies. Unfortunately, we’re always short in time! Always and everywhere. This is because we’re educated to permanently increase the pace of our work (and lifes).
Hence, learning new techniques/technnologies must be as easy as possible. Otherwise, things will be put on hold.
Our learning material at a glance:
If you wish to be more guided through the initial learning phase our Syllabus (lesson plan) may help you. We designed a lesson plan which focuses on practical aspects of a Finite Element Analysis (FEA) with HyperWorks (by means of a compilation of interactive videos and tutorials).
Naturally, all the training material can be accessed indivudually:
- The full HyperWorks HTML documentation (part of your installation) provides a thorough, searchable resource to find detailed information about HyperWorks, including an extensive set of tutorials.
- The 3D Simplified FEM Process Guide . The process guide is the ideal solution for absolute FEM beginners. Highly automated, the process leads through the typical FEM working steps. Only a minimum of user interaction is required.
- The HyperWorks StarterKit Videos. A collection of interactive training videos (with audio) covering the most essentials about interacting with the graphical user interface, basics of geometry cleanup, introduction in 2D meshing, analysis, debugging, topology optimization, and postprocessing. The videos cover more than 4 h of recorded training.
File name: HyperWorks_StarterKit_June.zip; 184 MB; unzip with the option: extract to … This will create 1 folder containing the corresponding SWF files; outside of this folder resides a htm file named: StarterKit_Series_Contents_June.htm. To get started, just click the StarterKit_Series_Contents_June.htm
- HyperWorks StarterKit Manual (a written summary of the most important things around the GUI, geometry, 2D meshing, analysis set up and postprocessing)
- Academic Training Blog
- Tutorials
- E-Learning:
- free recorded Webinars
- Videos (by Altair & from our customers)
- CAE Projects
- Tips & Tricks
- Highly discounted seminars at Altair and at your campus
And keep in mind – if “things” don’t work properly, please contact your local Altair University Team.
6 comments
suman says:
February 12, 2012 at 8:29 am (UTC -7)
I was looking for Hypermesh 11 tutorial files in PDF format.
Matthias Goelke says:
February 13, 2012 at 1:23 am (UTC -7)
Please check the AcademicBlog at LEARNING–>Resources for more information.
Best regards
Matthias Goelke
Tony says:
March 27, 2012 at 6:57 am (UTC -7)
I have watched the video, but is there an interactive tutorial of the 3D- contact in ANSYS?
Matthias Goelke says:
March 27, 2012 at 7:13 am (UTC -7)
This short video is based on a tutorial available in the HyperWorks help documentation (–>Tutorials).
Regards
Matthias Goelke
A.BROWNING HERALD says:
April 17, 2012 at 4:34 am (UTC -7)
Dear sir,
First i would like to thank your team for taking this much effort for the students benifits.my question is how to download the software in the free download option.
regards
A.BROWNING HERALD
Matthias Goelke says:
April 23, 2012 at 1:16 am (UTC -7)
Dear Mr. BROWNING HERALD
Thank you for your interest in our Student Edition.
Please follow the recommendations / explanations provided under Students–>Student Edition. There you will find a link to the Online Store. In order to waive the license fee plase make use of the redemption code: FREE_EDU_ALL
Best regards
Matthias Goelke