Ansys is committed to setting today's students up for success, by providing free simulation engineering software to students.
Ansys is committed to setting today's students up for success, by providing free simulation engineering software to students.
Ansys is committed to setting today's students up for success, by providing free simulation engineering software to students.
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ANSYS BLOG
March 20, 2020
As more and more students participate in design competitions, capstone projects and simulation-led design for homework and projects, they need access to engineering software off-campus.
This access will enable them to optimize their designs, learn the basics of simulation and study workflows used in companies around the world.
This explains the success of Ansys’ free student software. Currently, over 1 million downloads have provided budding engineers with core technologies, like:
Students will be thrilled to hear the announcement of a new free product, Ansys SCADE Student. This software will help them learn core design and development skills in the realm of embedded software. To gain access, read: Ansys Free Student Software Downloads.
SCADE Student is based on Ansys’ model-based design (MBD) and code generation technology for embedded software. It contains SCADE Suite’s Advanced Modeler, KCG C Code generator and a certified toolset used for industrial safety-critical embedded software creation.
Ansys SCADE Student integrated development editor
Engineers use the model-based development tool to design systems for aerospace, railway, energy, automotive and industrial applications, such as:
Students will benefit from the MBD and code generation abilities of SCADE. Since the code is generated by the software, it limits the number of human errors that can be created.
Students can model, simulate and integrate systems using the functional mock-up (FMU) environment within an integrated development editor. Once they model the system and its software controls, they are able to generate the code that controls the system to adhere to their settings. This generated code is portable and operational on any operating system or target hardware.
From this workflow, students will learn about real-time safety-critical embedded software design and how it is used to control various systems.
To learn how to perform these tasks, students can gain access to video-based tutorials and a software embedded user manual. Ansys provides an easy way to get your questions answered via the Ansys Student Community.
A tutorial on the Introduction to the SCADE Environment
Professors will want to instruct students on how to use SCADE because it can help them solve problems that affect various industries, including:
An Ansys SCADE control law model
Professors that teach embedded software, automation and controllers are able to show how equations and control laws are modeled in SCADE Suite. They can then provide assignments and capstone projects to reinforce these lessons. Thanks to the free software option, students can use SCADE Student to work on those assignments through their personal laptops.
These lessons, assignments and projects help prepare the next generation of systems simulation experts. This would be a benefit to the employment chances of these students as SCADE technology is already used by leaders in the field, like:
To gain access to SCADE Student and other Ansys student software, visit: Ansys Free Student Software Downloads.
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