Develop Code with Ansys Rocky Student SDK
In this webinar, learn how to customize Ansys Rocky SDK software, a powerful tool for professors and students to help develop the final thesis of your engineering course.
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Overview
For a final thesis in engineering courses (mainly Mechanical and Chemical: Bachelor, Master, or PhD), usually some code development is required.
During this webinar, we'll present an efficient way (for professors and students) to do great work for final thesis development.
Benefits include:
- Students can use global and expansive commercial software features related to particle dynamics, DEM/SPH analysis (DEM: Discrete Element Method and SPH: Smoothed-Particle Hydrodynamics
- Available support documentation
- Interaction with other users via Ansys form
- See some real examples of modules made using SDK
- Key global companies use this technology in many different sectors of industries (e.g., pharmaceutical, mining, agriculture, battery Manufacturing, and others)
What attendees will learn
- Learn how to customize Ansys Rocky solver and UI using C++/CUDA and Python
- See how to build your code using features of an Ansys product
- See real-world examples used by global companies
- Understand Ansys Rocky's capabilities
Who should attend
Professors and students of mechanical and chemical engineering
Speaker
- Sergio Gradella Villalva