A Hands-on Introduction to Engineering Simulations (Cornell via edX)
Run by Cornell University
OnlineOnline (global)~6 weeks at 4–6 hours/weekFreeOpenLow effort
About this opportunity
<p>A Hands-on Introduction to Engineering Simulations is a Cornell University course on edX (CornellX ENGR2000X). It teaches how to analyse real-world engineering problems using the Ansys simulation suite, drawing from Cornell's mechanical and aerospace engineering curriculum.</p><ul><li>Content spans solid mechanics, fluid dynamics, and heat transfer with a consistent simulation workflow</li><li>Worked problems include a bolted rocket assembly, a wind turbine rotor, and fluid flow in an artery</li><li>Free student licence of Ansys is provided during the course</li><li>Runs ~6 weeks at 4–6 hours per week, self-paced through archived content</li><li>Audit mode is free; an optional paid certificate of achievement is available from Cornell and edX</li></ul><p>Practical simulation skills are valued by engineering firms and relevant to NTU/NUS mechanical, aerospace, and civil engineering programmes.</p>
A Hands-on Introduction to Engineering Simulations (Cornell via edX)
Run by Cornell University
OnlineOnline (global)~6 weeks at 4–6 hours/weekFreeOpenLow effort
About this opportunity
<p>A Hands-on Introduction to Engineering Simulations is a Cornell University course on edX (CornellX ENGR2000X). It teaches how to analyse real-world engineering problems using the Ansys simulation suite, drawing from Cornell's mechanical and aerospace engineering curriculum.</p><ul><li>Content spans solid mechanics, fluid dynamics, and heat transfer with a consistent simulation workflow</li><li>Worked problems include a bolted rocket assembly, a wind turbine rotor, and fluid flow in an artery</li><li>Free student licence of Ansys is provided during the course</li><li>Runs ~6 weeks at 4–6 hours per week, self-paced through archived content</li><li>Audit mode is free; an optional paid certificate of achievement is available from Cornell and edX</li></ul><p>Practical simulation skills are valued by engineering firms and relevant to NTU/NUS mechanical, aerospace, and civil engineering programmes.</p>