Course - Computeraided Modelling and Simulation - MASA2312
Computeraided Modelling and Simulation
About
About the course
Course content
The subject is naturally divided into two: a modeling part and an analysis part. Modeling: -Parametric modeling -Flate modeling -Compositions (Assemblies) -Component car biotech and product families -Data format and data exchange -Digital value chains
Analysis: - Problem formulation and modeling technique. - Element method - Element types: Beam, shell and solid elements - Border conditions. - Load attachment. - Verification, reporting and presentation of results Academic content
Learning outcome
Knowledge: The candidate - has general knowledge of 3D modeling. - have knowledge of the theoretical basis for data-assisted calculation methods. - have knowledge of the scope and limitations of such calculation methods.
Skills: The candidate - able to use relevant computer software for 3D modeling. - can use relevant computer programs for sizing. - can use relevant computer programs for documenting and reporting the analyzes.
General competence: The candidate - can plan and execute design and dimensioning using computer programs. - Have insight into the advantages and disadvantages of various data-assisted calculation methods. Learning outcome
Learning methods and activities
Lectures, exercises and project work.
Compulsory assignments
- Exercises
Further on evaluation
Folder assessment. The portfolio (60%) contains a set of mandatory exercises. The portfolio must be passed to be eligible for an oral examination.
Oral exam (40%).
New and postponed exam: following semester.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Automation and Intelligent Systems - Engineering (BIAIS)
Mechanical Engineering (BIMASKIN)
Mechatronics and Product Design - Engineering (BIMEPRO)
Naval Architecture - Engineering (699SD)
Recommended previous knowledge
Strength Analyses
Basic 3D-Modelling knowledge
Course materials
User manuals and textbook. Course material.
Subject areas
- Structural Informatics