Hands-on Minicourses
Get hands-on training in more than a dozen specialized minicourses led by world-class engineers and industry leaders.
PDE modeling and SimulationPartial differential equations (PDEs) are the mathematical foundation to describe the Laws of Nature. This course introduces you to building computer models of PDEs. A variety of examples will highlight the key points to let you simulate just about any physics phenomena. |
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Introduction to MultiphysicsHands-on introduction to modeling and simulation of coupled physics phenomena. You will set up your first model using ready-to-use application interfaces and conduct postprocessing of simulation results. |
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Script modeling and GUI designThe course focuses on how to build and run multiphysics models from COMSOL Script™ or MATLAB®. You will also get a quick introduction to creating custom graphical user interfaces that give tailored access to a model's functionality. |
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Heat Transfer ModuleYou will learn basic modeling techniques for heat transfer phenomena. Examples cover electronics cooling and fluid-thermal couplings. |
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Chemical Engineering Module and Reaction Engineering LabOne stop shop from reaction formula to process simulation. Hands-on exercises take you through each step, including interfacing experimental data, parameter estimation, to space dependent simulations. Examples include parameter estimation for building models from experimental data and reactor modeling with coupled heat and mass transfer. |
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RF ModelingLearn how to analyze a variety of electromagnetic waves scenarios. Examples include a circulator, a microwave filter undergoing heat expansion, a circuit board, and the sea bed logging method for oil prospecting. |
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AC/DC ModelingThis minicourse illustrates the modeling of static and low-frequent devices in electromagnetics. Examples include a MEMS capacitor, a generator, eddy currents in a metal plate, and a combined multiphysics and circuit model of cables connecting a charger to a car battery. |
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Design OptimizationThe course highlights shape optimization, inverse modeling, and sensitivity analysis. The modeling exercises cover the optimization of a dipole antenna, the estimation of the thermal conductivity distribution to a given temperature profile, and a sensitivity analysis of a reacting system to the model parameters. |
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Fluid FlowLearn how to model fluid dynamics to achieve high-fidelity results. Study examples include laminar and turbulent flow and fluid-structure interaction (FSI). |
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BioengineeringJoin this class to get insight how to set up biomedical models such as tissue heating, ferrofluids, fluid-structure interaction (FSI) for artery blood flow and microfluidic bio systems . |
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Acoustics ModuleThe Acoustics Module is a complete modeling environment for linear wave-like phenomena in fluids and structures. Learn how to model loudspeakers, piezoacoustic transducers, mufflers, acoustic-structure interaction, and more. |
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Structural Mechanics ModuleGet hands-on experience from modeling multiphysics contact, orthotropic materials, thermal stress analysis, and fatigue analysis of different cases of load histories. |
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Subsurface and Porous Media FlowLearn how to couple subsurface fluid flow to free flow in a well, lake, or river. You will also see examples on how to add multiple physics to your models such as solute transport, heat transfer, and solid deformation. An oil & gas application is featured by modeling the poroelastic and potential for failure modeling of a multilateral well branching. |
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MEMS and MicrofluidicsYou will learn how to simulate MEMS problems, concentrating on electrostatic and piezo-electric actuation, electro-thermal deformation and deforming mesh problems. We will review the various physics which govern MEMS problems of this type and then show how these are implemented. |
Free minicourses are included with your conference registration fee. Registration will be available in several weeks, only after your order of payment received for the COMSOL Conference.
Capacity is limited to 3 minicourses by person and available on a "first-come-first-serve" basis.
You are welcome to bring your own laptop or you can share one of the computers we will provide. If you do bring your own, we will provide a free trial license to you for your use at the Conference.
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