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Post Graduate Program in CAE
Skill Lync has introduced the CAE Master’s Certificate Programme for the engineers who want to upgrade their skills and knowledge.
Online
12 Months
Quick facts
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study, Virtual Classroom
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Course overview
The Post Graduate Program in CAE by Skill Lync is created especially for engineers who are well-versed in the basic use of computer-aided engineering that helps in analyzing the tasks. This intensive program will run for 12 months and includes 5 courses that will instruct the candidates about engineering theories and tools. It also teaches the learner to implement the mathematical understanding implied by machines. The pre-recorded videos make learning easier and comfortable for the candidates as they can access it anywhere and at any time.
By the end of the course, the learner will gain in-depth knowledge of advanced technology and tools that will help CAE engineers to enter into the best OEMs. The candidates will own a unique project portfolio page to show their certifications and work that will be linked to their resumes and job profile. Being the rarest program, it increases the chances for the candidates to get hired in the world’s top manufacturing units.
The highlights
- Free Demo available
- 0% EMI Option Available
- Twelve months programme
- Certification from Skill Lync
Program offerings
- Workshops
- Online learning
- Project work
- Live webinars
- Add-ons industry projects
- Paid internship
Course and certificate fees
Given below are the fee details of the CAE Master’s Certification Programme:
- The course is divided into three master plans i.e. Basic, Pro, and Premium.
- The base fee for the basic plan is Rs. 25,000 per month for 10 months
- The base fee for the pro plan is Rs. 30,000 per month for 10 months
- The base fee for the premium plan is Rs. 35,000 per month for 10 months
- EMI option available at 0%.
CAE Master’s Certification Programme Master Plans
Particulars | Fee Amount in INR (per month for 10 months) |
Basic (9 Months Access) | INR 25000 |
Pro (18 Months Access) | INR 30000 |
Premium (Lifetime Access) | INR 35000 |
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Eligibility criteria
Certification Qualifying Details
‘Certificate of Completion’ would be given to all the candidates once they have completed the course successfully. The top performer in the course will get a Merit Certificate.
What you will learn
After the programme is completed, the candidates will learn different areas:
The programme covers all the important aspects and concepts of engineering that are based upon the advancement of applications and technologies. The candidates will obtain in-depth knowledge of FEA concepts, Batch Meshing, Morphing techniques and Macro generation.
Who it is for
This course will let the participants land in the following fields -
- Technicians
- Aircraft Machinist
- Digital Accelerator
- C++ developers
- Analysts
- Maintenance Engineers
Admission details
These steps are to be followed for seeking admission for CAE Master’s Certification Programme -
Step 1: Go to the official page of the course and click on ‘Enroll Now.’
Step 2: Choose a preferred master plan
Step 3: After selecting the master plan, pay the required fee, and go through the transaction details on the screen.
Step 4: Enter your billing details and choose a payment method from the available options.
Step 5: Once the transaction is completed, you will receive a confirmation of your enrollment.
The syllabus
Course 1: FEA Super Course - Refresher
Week 01 - Fundamentals
Week 02 - ANSA Part 1
- Introduction and GUI in ANSA
- Tool knowledge in ANSA
- Basics of FEA
- What is Meshing?
- Significance of Meshing
- Elemental Errors
- Types of Elements in Meshing
- How to choose and When to choose elements
- Midsurfacing and Methods of Meshing
- Types of Midsurfacing Techniques
- Rearrangement of Construction lines
- Different meshing strategies
- Manual and Auto Meshing in sheet metal component
- Mesh Quality improvement
- Various different quality criteria and working with them in ANSA
- Tool Practice
Week 03 - ANSA Part 2
- Mesh Evaluation
- Things to remember for obtaining a good mesh
- Important checks to perform
- Time Management in ANSA
- Various strategies for Time management while working on the component
- Tips and Tricks on How to approach a general Tool test
- Tool Practice
Week 04 - HyperMesh Part 1
- Introduction
- HyperMesh - Introduction
- Meshing in HM
- Meshing Fundamental
- Mid Surface extraction methods
- Meshing methods for mesh flow
- Quality criteria - Checks and fixes
- Tool Test approach
- Mesh Improvisation
- Various different quality criteria and working with them in HyperMesh
- Evaluating FE
- Things to remember for obtaining a good mesh
- Important checks to perform
- Tool Practice
Week 05 - HyperMesh Part 2
- Time Management
- Various strategies for Time management while working on the component
- Tips and Tricks on How to approach a general Tool test
- Tool Practice
Course 2: Preprocessor for Structural Analysis using ANSA
Week 01 & 02 - Introduction to ANSA GUI and Tools
- Introduction to FEA
- ANSA GUI
- Geometric Tools and Topology Cleanup
- Types of CAE Process Tools for Structural CAE
- Types of Elements
- Different Tools used in TOPO Deck
Week 03 - Manual Mid-surfacing, 2D Meshing and Quality Criteria
- Manual mid surfacing for sheet metal components
- 2D meshing on sheet metal components
- Quality checkup and taking measures to achieve quality
- Introduction to different tools used in mesh deck
- Revising the basic commands
- Basic commands used in TOPO and MESH deck
- Practice model provided
Week 04 - Manual Mid-surfacing - Plastic Trims and Cast Parts
- Manual mid-surfacing for plastic trim components & cast parts
- 2D meshing, quality checkup
- Different tools used in mesh deck
Week 05 - Solid Meshing(Tetra & Hexa)
- Establishing solid (Tetra) meshing on 2 different components
- Solid (Tetra) meshing
- 3D meshing quality criteria
- Volume mesh deck
- Introduction to solid (Hexa) meshing
- Solid (Hexa) meshing
- Volume mesh deck
Week 06 - Connections (Seat and Door)
- Two Nodes RBE2
- Cluster RBE2
- RBE2-CBUSH-RBE2
- RBE2-HEXA-RBE2
- Nut and Bolt representation
- Seam weld data representation
- Different operations such as:
- Converting and realizing operations
- Connection manager operations
- Assigning mass to a node
Week 07 - Introduction to Batch Meshing/Casting
- Introduction to casting & batch meshing operations
- Auto mid-surfacing and meshing by using casting and skin methods
Week 08 - Introduction to Morphing Basics
- Direct morphing
- Box morphing
- Hatches
- Morphing in FE model
- Morphing in CAD geometry
Course 3: HyperMesh for FEA Plastic and Sheet Metal Applications
Week 01-Basics of FEA
- 5Ws of Finite Element Analysis
- Types of engineering problem-solving methods
- CAE process types
- Model setup
Week 02-Introduction to HyperMesh GUI
- Introduction to the Geometric Tool and the Tools Menu
- Basic geometric tools
- Geometry cleanups (includes auto cleanup)
- Midsurface creation
Week 03-Key Geometric Tools
- Geometry cleanup criteria files
- MNode's creation & node editing
- Point edit
- Edge edit
Week 04-1D Meshing
- 5Masses, Bar, Rod, Rigid, RBE3, Springs, Gaps
- Connectors, HYPER BEAM, Linemesh, Linear 1D
- Edit, Element, Split, Replace, and Detach
- Order change, configuration edit, and element type
Week 05-Geometry Cleanup and Midsurface
- Surface clean up
- Midsurface generation
- Handling distorted surfaces
Week 06-2D Meshing Introduction and Examples
- Introduction to 2D meshing
- 2D basic tools
- Mesh flow
- Handling tria element
Week 07-Quality Criteria
- 1D element quality check
- 2D element quality check
- Understanding the quality parameters for 2D meshing
Week 08-Advance 2D Meshing
- Manual mid-surface
- Handling symmetric geometry
- Free-edge checks
- Normals check
Week 09-3D Meshing
- Hexa meshing
- Tetra meshing
- Different methods of tetra mesh generation
- 3D element quality check
Week 10-Connectors
- Seam weld
- Spot weld
- Bolt connection
- Spring element
- Adhesive modelling-HEXA
Week 11-Batch Meshing
- Understand quality parameter and criteria files
- Optimizing these files according to the requirement.
Week 12-Morphing Techniques and Macro Generation
- Morph constraints
- Morph volumes
- Map to geometry
- Basic macro generation using TCL commands
Course 4: LS-DYNA for Structural Mechanics/FEA
Week 01 - FEA Basics and Simulations
- Introduction to FEA
- Type of FE Simulation
- Explicit and Implicit mathematical definition
Week 02 - LS-PREPOST Deep Dive
- Brief about the Pre-Process
- Hands-on training on the LS-DYNA User Manual
- Running an example
- Post-processing the results
- Input and output files in LS-DYNA
- Keywords and input text editing
- Multiple RUNs on the same file in the same folder
- Hands-on with the output files (ASCII output) in the text editor.
- Exploring binary and ASCII options in database keywords
- Node keyword – Brief
- Part keyword – Brief
- Materials
- Section
- Control cards – default parameters
- Contact
- LS-PrePost
- Building the solver deck for a simulation (Plate Model)
- Post-processing the results
- Modeling the cube under pressure
- Modeling the tensile stress of a specimen
Week 03 - Keywords, Timestep and more
- Brief on keywords
- Brief on *INCLUDE keyword
- Insight of NHTSA
- Hourglass energy
- Materials introduction
- Elasto-plastic material and various cards
- Material testing
- Calculation method for Young’s Modulus
- Power law
- Verification
- Deploy
- Timestep basics
- Control Card
- Control Timestep
- Control Termination
- Control Shell
- Control Solid
- Control Hourglass
- Control Energy
- Control Contact
- Control Accuracy
- Boundary Condition
- Constrain
- Specifying output files
- Understanding contacts
- Various types of contacts
Week 04 - LS-PrePost GUI and Weld Modelling
- LS-PrePost GUI
- LS-DYNA GUI application
- Node and element selection
- Application crash, metal forming
- Element direction align
- Post-processing
- Node intrusion depending on the regulation
- Introduction to Spot-Weld in LS-DYNA
- Hands-on practice on Spot-Welds
- Solving a simple problem to learn the Spot-Welds and then Post-Processing it.
- Modeling Spot-Weld using Spot-Weld constraint card.
- Modeling Spot-Weld using Spot-Weld generalize constrain card
- Debugging Spot-Weld
- Spot-Welds modeling using solid elements
- Introduction to Cross-Section
- Modeling a Cross-Section
- Application of Cross-Section
Week 05 - Implicit Simulations
- Introduction to implicit problems
- Implicit and explicit comparisons
- Memory in LS-DYNA
- In core/out-of-core
- Double precision and MPP.
- The tensile test-simple implicit problem
- Timestep in implicit problems.
- Convergence in implicit.
- Implicit keywords
- Implicit and explicit switching
- Timestep adjusting
- Control-implicit-solver (Non-linear solver)
- The implicit problem, hands-on with a bumper demonstration
- Power law plasticity
- MORTAR contact
- MORTAR contact theory
- SOFT card - intro
- Implicit loading
- Element formulation for implicit analysis
- In this project, you will gain hands-on experience in using the *include, *INCLUDE_TRANSFORM, and *DEFINE_TRANSFORMATION and understand how to model a pedestrian head impact simulation and calculate the HIC value.
- Overview of the pedestrian impact simulation
- Understanding the HIC value
- HIC calculation - LS-PrePost
- Understanding *INCLUDE, *INCLUDE_TRANSFORM,*DEFINE_TRANSFORMATION
Week 06 - LS-DYNA Best Practices & Types of Analyses
- Best Practices in LS-DYNA
- Setting up the model
- How to decide the type of analysis (static, quasi-static, or dynamic)
- Dealing with the coupled problem
- Deciding the ELFORM for the problem
- Solving the model types of errors and their fixes
- MASS scaling
- Post-Processing-Introduction (verification and validation)
- Post-Processing a typical explicit model
Week 07 - Material Modelling using LS-DYNA
- Material introduction
- Material testing
- Modelling materials
- Elastic-plastic materials
- Material modelling from the raw data
- Hands-on hyperelastic material ( Mat-law 77 )
- Contact mechanics
- Types of contacts
- Full contact parameters
- Contact parameter - SOFT
- Segment projection
- Initial penetration
- Tied contacts
- Contact output
Week 08 - Crash and Safety
- Vehicle crash safety
- Crash mechanics
- Design for crash
- The vehicle development process
- Knowledge of simulation engineers
- Regulation and NCAPS
- Score calculation
- Model preparation: Static vs Crashworthiness
- General guidelines for crash model preparation
- Mesh and mesh quality
- Model organisation and integration
- Parameterization
- Forming data
Course 5: Basics of FEA - Explicit and Implicit FEA
Week 01 - Introduction to FEA
- What is FEA? and Why FEA?
- Advantages and industrial applications of FEA
- Different types of FEA analysis
- Pre-requisites of FEA
- Basics of Approximate and Exact solution methods
Week 02 - Methods of FEA
- Weighted residual techniques
- Basics of Petrov-Galerkian
- Potential energy approaches
Week 03 - Basics of FEA
- Meshing/Discretization
- Types of Elements in FEA
- Terminologies like Nodes, Elements etc.
- Introduction to Stiffness matrix, Plane stress and Plane strain conditions
Week 04 - 1D Element (Bar element)
- Stiffness Matrix of 1D element
- Nodal Displacements
- Nodal DOF
- Stress and Strain Calculations
- Shape functions
- Homogenization of Problems
- Case study Problem
Week 05 - 2D Element
- Stiffness Matrix of 2D element
- Nodal Displacements
- Nodal DOF
- Stress and Strain Calculations
- Shape functions
- Stiffness matrix of CST elements
Week 06 - 3D Element and FEA characteristics
- Stiffness Matrix of higher order 1D element
- Stiffness Matrix of LST element
- Stiffness Matrix of 3D element
- Nodal Displacements
- Different non-linearities in FEA
- Basic types of material models
- Factors influencing Solution of FEA
Week 07 - Basics of ANSYS
- Introduction to ANSYS
- Material Models
- Meshing techniques
- Solving Simple Static Problems
Week 08 - Equations of Motion
- Study of Basic Equations of Motions
- Mass Matrix, Stiffness Matrix
- Time dependance of Analysis
- Physics of Crash
- Study of Mathematics related to Crash
Week 09 - Explicit and Implicit FEA
- What are Explicit and Implicit analysis
- Basic Applications
- Advantages and Disadvantages of methods
- Difference between Explicit and Implicit methods
- Time steps, Hourglassing and Contacts used
- Mathematical approaches used by Explicit and Implicit analysis
- Case Studies:
- Hydroforming of Automotive Structures
- Modelling of Shape memory alloys
Week 10 - ANSYS
- Case Studies:
- Crush Analysis of square/rectangular tube using ANSYS
- Impact of ball/bullet on Steel thin plate
How it helps
CAE is completely based upon the advanced technology and tools this makes engineers highly skilled in the manufacturing industry. Rising demand for highly qualified and skilled engineers has raised the requirement of such exclusive courses. More than learning theories, learners enjoy implementing those concepts in real-life that boost their confidence and knowledge.
This course by Skill Lync focuses more on imparting industry-relevant skills through workshops and projects. It is the right place for candidates aspiring to make a career in the field of manufacturing. The course provides exclusive hands-on experience in manufacturing through a paid internship which will not only enhance their knowledge but will also motivate them to do their best. The lessons are the most updated and relevant, equipping students with skills and knowledge, making them industry-ready.
FAQs
The candidate must be an Automotive, Mechanical, or Aerospace engineer.
It is a 1-year programme.
Following are the benefits not included in the Basic Plan -
- Paid Internship
- Telephone Support
- Job Assistance
- Add-ons Industry Projects
- Master’s Assistance
- Dedicated Support Engineers
The training would be conducted online. The candidates will get pre-recorded lessons from the instructors.
In this, students will receive guidance in resume building, tool tests, and mock interviews. Students will get an opportunity to connect with recruiters and companies for interviews.
The programme is suitable for domains like CAE and FEA.
These projects are industry-based projects which will boost the skills of the students.
For clearing the doubts we have email support, group video support, individual video support, and telephone support.
In this student will seek guidance for scholarships, project submissions, and crafting statements of purpose.
This 12-month programme is divided into 5 different courses.