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Designed with teaching in mind, Ansys Education Resources are modular units created to be easily inserted into or used to enhance your curriculum. Resource types include case studies, exercises, lecture presentations and more.
EXPLORE Additive ManufacturingEDUCATION RESOURCES- Case Study: Design for Metal Additive Manufacturing, Part 1: Materials Selection and Process Parameter Optimization
- Case Study: Design for Metal Additive Manufacturing, Part 2: Topology Optimization and Build Preparation
- Case Study: Design for Metal Additive Manufacturing, Part 3: Print Parameter Predictions
- Lecture Notes: Interactive Additive Manufacturing Library
Innovation Courses
These short courses are designed with self-learning in mind but can also illustrate how simulation can be used to visualize and reinforce concepts. They are also a great resource to be assigned as homework to compliment in-classroom learning.
Additional Additive Manufacturing Resources
- 3D Printing Corporation Optimizes Additive Manufacturing
- Additive Manufacturing Hinges on Optimization
- Additive Manufacturing: A new frontier for simulation
- 3D Printing Innovation Takes Off at NASA
- Additive Manufacturing Fuels Extreme Innovation at Pankl Racing
- Scrapping Errors, Not Materials, with Simulation
- Combination of Modeling and Thermal Sensing to Understand Additive Manufacturing Processes
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“When teaching Engineering 100, I’ve always discussed simulation in general and the role it can play in the development of many products. However, I hadn’t actually taught simulation in this class before, as the learning curve for conventional packages was not a good fit in light of the limited time we could devote to it in a survey course like this. Ansys Discovery has changed that. It allows our students to perform meaningful CAE simulation, using their own CAD modeling, and without taking long to learn.”
- Professor Kenneth, Alfano University of Michigan
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