Ansys Tutorial (Udemy.com)

This course is very difficult to follow. Armin appears to be very knowledgeable, but he speaks very fast and in a very strong accent. Some words are impossible to understand and you have to guess what he does, as he assumes you know that already and does not explain what he does. Also, if you don’t work on the exact same version of Ansys (R17) it is sometime difficult to follow, as he does not give you time to find what you need. Because he talks so fast and moves at 100mph, you have to stop the video every few seconds and rewind to figure out what he did. A 15 minute video sometimes can take an hour to follow. Also, he only explains what he does, but does not explain why, and what the result means. I am an engineer, but this is not easy to follow. On the positive, even with the significantly dated videos (recorded on R17), I still managed to replicate every lesson with the version I am working on (2023 R1), which is a huge plus, as I tried to follow some Ansys training videos, and not always can I replicate exactly what they show. Overall, there is really good information in this course, but slowing it down, with clear pronunciation of words, and some more explanation would make this much easier to follow. And a bit of interpretation of the results would go a long way. I would say the course is worth the investment (also, there are not many courses out there for composites on Ansys), but be prepared for some hard work, patience and some frustration.

I genuinely found this quite descriptive and gave me a good idea about ACP, Although i just have one suggestion, its to change the name to "Ansys Composite PrepPost Tutorial" its cuz Ansys is a broad term and highlighting the module makes the certificate standout

The course was fine for someone who wanted to learn ANSYS Workbench software in depth, but I personally wanted to learn more about ANSYS Mechanical APDL software, so the course was not what I actually needed. However, both the course and the teacher were good!

Amazing course... much more than I would have ever expected, congratulation! I hope you can create further course with ansys, I'd like to attend explicit dynamic, rigid dynamic, CFD and thermal analysis. Thank you Stefano

I was an absolute beginner at Ansys ACP and now I feel like I have a very good grasp on all the different aspects. All-in-all a very worthwhile course and I recommend it to beginners and pro's in ANSYS workbench looking to expand their knowledge in ACP.

Great course, but not quite exceptional. Like others may have already stated, the tutor has a "do this, then do that, then click this" approach of teaching. I think it would have made it a little bit better if he took a bit more time to explain some theory behind composites and elaborate a little more on WHY we use certain functions in ACP. Other than that, this course will take you from beginner to proficient if you put in the work, watch and re-watch the tutorials, and do some practice on your own.

learned a lot of new stuff in a very detailed and elaborative way. To me, it was an outstanding course though I didn't get to learn what I came for instead, I learnt a very new topic (at least for me) in a much better possible way.

It was an extensive course on composites, covering almost every scenario related to composite analysis. The instructor was so much informative and tried to cover different aspects of each problem while introducing ANSYS features and capabilities in the meanwhile. I mostly enjoyed the sections on "Parametric Design", "Fatigue Analysis", and "Tensile Test". However, as the course materials are gone through using ANSYS 17.0, the users dealing with the same problems in newer versions (19 and above) might find it difficult to follow the instructions due to updated GUI in Mechanical.

-The lectures are repetetive and especially at the beginning very fast. - Whenever the lecturer chooses between different options, he tells the listener to check the help function of Ansys to figure out why he did so. (The reason I am listening to these tutorials is to minimze my working time in the help documentation) - A lot of time is spent in the designing process via SolidWorks. If there has to be an explanation for the design, I´d prefer the in Ansys included SpaceClaim tool - All in all, the tutorial is suited for Ansys beginners with little experience. I can´t recommend it for advanced and especially not for experts

explanation is nice but require some more explanation. how to save the material properties for permanent use , sometime orthotropic properties does not accept all values because it is not positive definiteness so its shows question marks. etc why fracture tool not giving sif and vcct etc