I am fortunate to have been selected by my company to go to AESFR Company to learn *CAESARⅡ. What preparations should I make before going?
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I’ve prepared some heat pipes that I usually need to calculate; what other materials should I bring? What else should one pay more attention to while studying? I hope those who have studied the XDJM can share their experiences; I thank them in advance. This post was last edited by wwqpinglu on 2009-3-31 at 19:38.]
Bring your laptop, preferably with XP operating system; also bring a notebook for taking notes. The training progresses quickly – the theoretical part is usually covered in just one or two hours, and the things that need to be noted are mainly the basic techniques related to operations. After lunch, one might feel a bit sleepy, and it is at this time that practice with example problems takes place; beginners may find it a bit difficult to keep up, so it’s important to get enough rest in advance. If it’s a two-day training session, being able to master the basic operational skills is considered a success.
Three years ago, when our design institute purchased software, Mr. Wang from their company came to give us training; I attended those sessions as well, but I’ve never actually used the software, and I’ve almost forgotten everything now. I hope that this time I’ll be able to keep up with their progress. Also, does anyone know what the key challenges are when actually using CAESARⅡ? I can focus on learning this part during the training, hehe
Look at those upstairs – what good luck they have. Ever since I joined the company, I’ve only received one training session on stress analysis, and that was only half an hour long; I had to learn on my own. Ugh… Working for a foreign company is really bad – they’re not willing to invest in training their graduates. Damn it!
Hehe, don’t worry; there will always be a chance. The main issue right now is that we lack the means for this calculation
Can beginners learn this software on their own? But are there any textbooks on the forum? At the same time, I envy those who can receive training; I hope they will keep working hard!
Do I need to apply to my company for training? Then there’s a chance to learn *!
The duration of such training is generally short; for beginners, it is sufficient to master the basic operations and evaluation rules. The intensive training style requires time to process after returning home. There will also be examples and applications from various areas; take good notes. Given the limited time, it may not be possible to fully comprehend everything on the spot, so go back and review the notes and materials to absorb the information gradually. Wish you a happy training experience
I hope the original poster can share the study materials or notes...
If you really don’t know anything, you need to take careful notes and absorb the information slowly； If you know some basic operations, it’s a good idea to note down any points that are not clear to you, so you can ask for help when the time comes! ! Wish the original poster success in the training! ! !
The original poster is really lucky. In my opinion, modeling skills and condition analysis are quite important; it’s necessary to ensure the accuracy of both the model and the analyses. I hope the original poster makes the most of this opportunity!
I learned it all on my own:. (Tears streaming)……
It’s mainly self-study; training serves to build on that self-study foundation
I attended a training session once, but unfortunately I didn’t understand anything at that time. I’m currently studying entirely on my own; I’ll try to do it again when I have the chance