What engineers are telling about me and my FEA courses:

Nice to read your personal inspiration behind your journey which in fact being frank with you after going through your webinars and website is what motivated me even more to look for my dream, when i say my dream i always wanted to work "Product Failure Analysis" but seriously don't know which path to take...

I am a mechanical engineering graduate from India and did a course in meshing but never got to the professional part of it and how I know is when i started applying for CAE based companies

They wanted someone more professional and after that i had almost lost hope till i could see this personal victory mail of yours which challenged me to seriously think again.

I thank god for people like you who are ready to help and be a inspiration for beginner like us.

Your articles and guides about FEA is so good. Thank you.

I am a big fan of your FEA blogs. Thank you very much for the noble effort that you are doing. I wish I would write a blog like you did someday.

Cyprien, I read entirely your email, went to your blog and discovered you channel on YouTube. And... you are such a great person!! Yours ideas and desire to help people is fantastic!! I'm really glad that you talked to me, and I pray for your success!!

Great hugs, and my best regards,

Ruben.

I am a graduated mechanical engineer hired in technology company and my job is to test different mechanical components using FEM and CFD software. I have learned fem in university only one semester course i do not learn cfd because it is only given in masters level.

I GET MORE LESSONS though internet thanks to your webinars and after 5 months now I can do better than the seniors... Even my seniors bring their simulation to me for advise!

Thank you!

I really admire your theoretical knowledge and practical experience in the field of FEM. This major of mechanical engineering is very special and a high-quality tutorial like what you present in nowhere to find. Buying your FEM Package was one of my best professional decisions and I am eager for your next.

Cyprien, I wanted to take a little time to thank you for your blog. I am an aerospace engineer with 20 years of experience and also expert in FEA. I also sometimes provide trainings to engineers and teaches too FEA concepts and techniques. I found your teachings and courses very interesting and useful. Thank you so much for sharing your work through FEA for All!

Thanks for sharing such a detailed and interesting information! You are one of those few people that i know who makes FINITE ELEMENTS a really facinating subject. Keep sharing . I am a huge fan of you :)

Out of several FE courses that are available online, I decided to join FEA for all because of its straightforward approach. Many books cover FEA; however, a general overview is far more useful to convert theory into practice. This course summarises the main concepts of FEA and provides many examples of practical applications. It's good either for beginners and for users who want to expand their knowledge, become competent and learn the best practices. Highly recommended!

Im still an emerging engineer in the pressure vessels industry. This article has made me imagine stresses in a whole different and simpler way.

Thankyou for all the time you put into this and other FEA articles. It makes a difference out there.

I am very thankful for your course on FEA, which broadened my knowledge on FEM analysis. What I like is that the course is well-structured, so you can skip to the part that is the most interesting to you. It covers also a wide range of subjects so one can study particular subject to a wider extent. Of course, I like also the possibility to reach you and ask some additional questions, when sometimes arises ;-)

It is be a great pleasure for me to know you. I have learned salome meca by seeing your tutorial. It helped me a lot for my project.

Thanks Cyprien, after 10 years as simulation engineer within a big automotive company and 5 years as manager of a simulation group, you have have done a work I would have like to do. your scheme and article are very clear, and I use it with my simulation engineer even skilled one. I always request them to explain clearly their results to our "clients" in a simple way even if we put a lot of science our analysis and models. Thanks again for the work you share with the simulation community. Back to basics is always good.
JR

I write you from this email to tell you that the course is AMAZING.

I am enjoying it a lot, even more than the boundary conditions one.

Many things you explained there made me open my eyes on some important topics.

I think it has given me a lot of tools and ideas to keep on learning and improving my models.

Thank you very much for your course!

A very helpful course, even for some engineers who may think they have a deep understanding of FEA. Thank you Cyprien, for this course and all your great work around FEA.

I have known Cyprien Rusu and his work on finite element for the last 2 years through his working platform, and it has been a wonderful journey taking his classes apart from his free but tremendously valuable blogs in the field of FEA. EASY TO UNDERSTAND, VERY FUNDAMENTAL, VERY BASIC YET THE MOST IMPORTANT which are the most crucial points to start with FEA. I strongly recommend for every single of his classes because its WORTH not only for beginners but for any experienced engineers. Never regret taking his classes, and even waiting for more of his new lectures in this field.

I chose to join Cyprien's course because as a Mechanical Engineer focused on the design of products and processes, as long as I was increasing my work load using Finite Element Analysis, more doubts I got in certains hot topics, that magically were the issues that Cyprien was addressing in his courses. Then I learnt that actually those doubts are the essential things that every FE analyst must face in order to truly understands the potential and boundaries of a proper Finite Element Analysis. I recommend this course to every engineer wanting to explore the FEA capabilities as a powerful computational engineering tool which helps to rationally increase the efficiency and performance of any product or process in mechanical engineering.

Young engineers like me really needs people like you who can inspire to put that feeling of love in science and engineering .. !! People dont go too far because ..they always think its too hard .. but when i started to read your blog ..... I came to know that ..things are not that hard as we think it is ..

I am a passionate engineer here in the US working in the aerospace industry. Likewise I do see the tremendous potential of open-source software. Great work you are doing. Thanks!!!

Overall, I found Serious FEA with ANSYS course extremely well done and helpful. Jose is a good teacher. My objective was to quickly bridge the gap between the software I have been using for the last 15 years and ANSYS. I can say “mission accomplished!”

Your blog FEAforAll has been my go-to resource to restart my FEA journey. The content has helped me a lot and I am now at a point where I can start dealing with more complex analyses. Thank you! Best, Kevin

Thank you very much. I would like to say that your articles on FEA are excellent. And then we walk following your steps and learn about it.

I have been watching your Youtube videos on Salome, and found them extremely useful! (Huge thank you!)

Hi Cyprien,

Generally I won’t be going through completely for a long message like this but this I found quite different and kept moving. Happy to hear your story and felt very good about it. I work on design of electric motors and I do FEA for almost everything. Curiosity in design is the most sacred and strong thread. But you know there is an issue with reliability of FEA. They verification and validation is not something which many people are able to do. I suggest you focus on that too. This is my feedback to you as you told that you wanted to do something about it.

Great, keep the Fir on.

Regards,

Rahul

I thought I knew everything about FEA - l've spent years developing it for electromagnetics after all. Well, as Thorin Oakenshield famously said: "l've never been so wrong in my life." Cyprien's course showed me that.

I learned a lot, about things I didn't even know existed. Part of that is of course explained by my different focus - mechanics is different from magnetics after all. But, I do believe even seasoned FEA professionals would do well to take this course as a refresher. Likewise, beginners could save themselves lots of time and frustration by getting started on the right track right away.

So, if you work with FEA - this course is definitely worth the money!