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Hello Everyone,

I wanted to share a new learning resource.

Ansys—a global software developer focused on producing engineering simulation software designed to predict how product designs will behave in real-world environments—offers no-cost physics instruction through Ansys Innovation Courses, self-paced, simulation-based resources exploring physics fundamentals. Targeted for students and instructors at the high school and college levels, as well as engineering professionals, the courses address physics concepts relating to fluids, structures, electronics, and STEM, and include online materials such as videos, handouts, practice or homework problem sets, and short quizzes. The courses can be used as a stand-alone experience to focus on a specific concept (e.g., fluid statics, physics of flight) or assigned in a specific sequence (learning track) to explore a particular topic in more depth.

I just wanted to make you aware of this resource, hope you'll find them useful. Any feedback would be very appreciated to improve the courses.

https://courses.ansys.com/

https://courses.ansys.com/index.php/stem/

Thanks Marco for sharing this info. These resources will nicely complement the curriculum of my junior and senior mentorship research courses, especially when students are trying to tackle a problem as a part of their research project that is usually not discussed im my physics classes.