Education Resources
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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. Resources types include case studies, exercises, lecture presentations and more.
EXPLORE MaterialsEDUCATION RESOURCESInnovation 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 Materials Resources
- Materials Engineering, Science, Processing and Design, 4th edition
- Materials Selection in Mechanical Design
- Engineering Materials 1: An Introduction to Properties, Applications and Design
- Engineering Materials 2: An Introduction to Microstructures and Processing
- Engineering Materials: Properties and Selection, 9th edition
- Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction, 10th edition
- Introduction to Materials Science for Engineers, 9th edition
- Pedagogy of Performance Indices
- Materials Selection to Avoid Mechanical Failure
- Materials Selection for Mechanical Design
- Ansys GRANTA EduPack Case Study: Selection and Sustainability of High-Temperature Aerospace Materials
- Teaching Material Selection with GRANTA EduPack 2020: Truck Trailer Lightweighting
- Teaching Design-Led Materials Science
- Increasing Student Engagement in Materials Education Using Ansys Granta EduPack
- Educating Future Materials Scientists and Engineers: Challenges & Opportunities
- Introducing Engineering Students to Materials
- DoITPoMS
- MatEdu: A Digital Library
- NanoHUB
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“…On top of exposing students to the engineering design process, EduPack also has an excellent database and tools to teach students about materials science. It’s the perfect ‘sand box’ for students to independently explore concepts of materials science through experiential learning activities.”
- Dr. Bosco Yu, Assistant Professor, McMaster University
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