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How to install Ansys 20 R2 on your PC

Note: This is a teaching license and should be used only for demonstration and classroom instructional purposes. It cannot be used for research.

This video is from the Introduction module in the course “A hands-on introduction to engineering simulations” from Cornell University at edx.org. Ansys Academic - Free Student License Engineering simulation is playing a growing role in science and engineering at the university level. Undergraduate students use it to learn physics principles and gain hands-on, real-world experience that can lead to a deeper understanding of engineering concepts.

How to install Ansys Student 2020 R2 on your PC

1. To install the student version of Ansys 2020 R2, you must first download it by visiting http://www.ansys.com/products/academic/ansys-student

2. Scroll down and click on “ANSYS Student”

3. After clicking ANSYS student, a downloadable version of ANSYS STUDENT 2020 R2 should appear below. Click the download button. A 'terms of use' pop up will appear. Click “Agree” to continue the download. The download may take a while, and will appear as an .msi file.

4.Select the downloaded file to open.

5. Select 'next'

6. Read and accept the license agreement, select 'next'

7. Click the 'next' button to accept the default installation.

8. Select 'Install' and wait for the program to install.

9. Select 'Finish' to complete the installation. The ANSYS Student software is now installed.

Reboot your machine and then run the ANSYS Student product from your Start menu by selecting Workbench

WHATS INCLUDED

Bundled Applications & Features:

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• ANSYS Workbench
• ANSYS Multiphysics
• ANSYS Mechanical
• ANSYS Autodyn
• ANSYS Forte
• ANSYS Chemkin-Pro
• ANSYS CFD (ANSYS CFX and ANSYS Fluent)
• ANSYS Meshing and Extended Meshing
• ANSYS DesignModeler
• ANSYS DesignExplorer
• ANSYS SpaceClaim

Workbench Analysis Systems/Physics:

• Design Assessment
• Electric
• Explicit Dynamics
• Fluid Flow (CFX)
• Fluid Flow (Fluent)
• Harmonic Response
• Linear Buckling
• Magnetostatic
• Modal
• Random Vibration
• Response Spectrum
• Rigid Dynamics
• Shape Optimization
• Static Structural
• Steady-State Thermal
• Thermal-Electric
• Transient Structural

Geometry Import:

• Neutral format import IGES, STEP
• Parasolid (native within ANSYS DesignModeler)