The Finite Element Method A self-study course designed for engineering students.

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The Finite Element Method A self-study course designed for engineering students

Course Outline Lesson 1: Introduction and overview Lesson 2: Brief history of the FEM Lesson 3: Basic concepts Lesson 4: Review of numerical methods –Vectors –Matrices Lesson 5: Method of Weighted Residuals –Classical Solution Technique –The Weak Statement

Course Outline con’t Lesson 6: 1-D Element Lesson 7: Shapes Functions – 1-D Lesson 8: Steady State Diffusion Equation Lesson 9: Natural Coordinate System Lesson 10: Time-Dependence Lesson 11: Matrix Formulation Lesson 12: Solution Methods

Course outline con’t Lesson 13: 2-D Triangular Element Lesson 14: The Mesh - triangles Lesson 15: Shape Functions Lesson 16: Area Coordinate System Lesson 17: Numerical Integration Lesson 18: Steady-State Diffusion Equation Lesson 19: Time Dependence

Course outline con’t Lesson 20: Bandwidth Lesson 21: Exercises Lesson 22: 2-D Quadrilateral Element Lesson 23: The Mesh - quadrilaterals Lesson 24: Shape Functions Lesson 25: Natural Coordinate System Lesson 26: Gaussian Quadrature Integration

Course outline con’t Lesson 27: Steady-State Diffusion Equation Lesson 28: Time Dependence (2) Lesson 29: Isoperimetric Element Lesson 30: Natural Coordinate System Lesson 31: Shape Functions Lesson 32: Element Matrices Lesson 33: FEM vs. FDM/FVM

Course outline con’t Lesson 34: The Chapeau Function Lesson 35: Accuracy Lesson 36: 3-D Elements Lesson 37: The Mesh (3) Lesson 38: Shape Functions Lesson 39: Applications – Elasticity Lesson 40: Applications – Heat Transfer

Course outline con’t Lesson 41: Applications – Fluid Flow –Ideal –Incompressible (penalty vs equal order) –Compressible Lesson 42: Applications – Environmental Lesson 43: Mesh Adaptation (h vs p) Lesson 44: Boundary Elements

Course outline con’t Lesson 45: Exercises Lesson 46: Commercial Codes