Free Training and Evaluation for ANSYS AIM

Categories: Ansys

Tags: ANSYS, ANSYS AIM, Design Engineer, Simulation, Simulation Driven Design, Training

PADT is hosting a series of free training classes to introduce users to ANSYS AIM. We have pasted the invitation below. You can register here. We are very excited about this new tool from ANSYS, Inc. and are eager to share it with everyone. Look for more AIM information on this blog in the near future.

Free Training and Evaluation for ANSYS® AIM™.
Register Today – Seats Are Limited.

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ANSYS AIM: Integrated Multiphysics Simulation Environment
for All Engineers

Free Training and Evaluation for ANSYS® AIM™ – An Integrated Multi-physics Simulation Environment for All Engineers

As a special offer, PADT Inc. is offering FREE “Jump Start” training and hands-on evaluation for ANSYS® AIM™. Design engineers, method engineers and managers seeking to learn the latest simulation software, boost adoption and usability for the occasional user, or extend their existing CAD-based tool’s limited functionality will benefit from this no-obligation course.

Register Today – Seats are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. On completion of the class, you’ll be qualified to receive and use a FREE 30-day ANSYS AIM download for evaluation.

All classes will be held from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. local time and include a complimentary lunch.

Friday 10/9: Phoenix, PADT Tempe office
Wednesday 10/14: Denver, PADT Littleton Office
Friday 10/16: Salt Lake City, PADT Murray office
Wednesday 10/21: Azusa/Ontario area, Los Angeles (Location TBD)
Thursday 10/22: Torrance, PADT Torrance office
Friday 10/23: San Diego, (Location TBD)
Friday 10/30: Albuquerque, PADT ALBQ office

PADT’s support team of ANSYS experts will help attendees understand where ANSYS AIM fits in to their organization and workflow. The class will address both situations and how ANSYS AIM provides the integration of CAD based systems and the ease of use of a modern tool in a product that steps the occasional user through the process without limiting functionality.