MSC Nastran Training Courses

	NAS101 - Linear Static and Normal Modes Analysis with MSC Nastran (3 days A$2,145)
	The purpose of this course is to introduce the new MSC Nastran user to the basic text input requirements for linear static and normal modes analysis of structures. Many important features of MSC Nastran are illustrated with numerous example problems. MSC Nastran data structure and element library, modelling practices, model debugging, and guidelines for efficient solutions are discussed.
	NAS102 - Dynamics Analysis with MSC Nastran (3 days A$2,145)
	This course is a comprehensive presentation of the dynamic capabilities available in MSC Nastran. It covers both fundamental and advanced topics with an emphasis on practical applications and example problems.
	NAS103 - Nonlinear Analysis with MSC Nastran (3 days A$2,145)
	This course provides a working knowledge of the nonlinear capabilities of MSC Nastran for static and dynamic analysis. Both geometric and material nonlinearity are discussed in detail. Nonlinear features of MSC Nastran elements are explained and several examples are presented. Some practical guidelines for nonlinear analysis are also given.
	NAS104 - Thermal Analysis with MSC Nastran (3 days A$2,145)
	This course describes the latest heat transfer and thermal stress analysis capabilities in MSC Nastran. Program inputs and interpretation of results for conduction, convection, and radiation analyses are covered in detail.
	NAS105 - Practical Finite Element Analysis Techniques using MSC Nastran (3 days A$2,145)
	This course provides practical advice and guidance in using MSC Nastran for a variety of structural applications.
	NAS106 - Superelement Analysis with MSC Nastran (3 days A$2,145)
	This course describes how to perform static and dynamic analysis using superelement techniques. The methods used in superelement partitioning and its implementation is covered in detail. Special attention is paid to restarts in superelement analysis and applying superelements to dynamic analysis, including component modal synthesis.
	NAS107 - Design Sensitivity and Optimisation with MSC Nastran (3 days A$2,145)
	This course covers the theoretical and practical aspects of MSC Nastran design sensitivity and optimisation. Emphasis is placed on using the program to solve practical engineering problems. The capabilities of the program, including typical applications, are covered in detail. The concept of a design model is introduced and the process of optimising a structure is discussed from initial modelling to interpretation of results.
	NAS108 - New Features and Capabilities in MSC Nastran (1 days A$1,375)
	This course presents the new features in the latest release of MSC Nastran.
	NAS109 - Adaptive Analysis with MSC Nastran (2 days A$1,760)
	This course is intended to introduce the user to the adaptive analysis features in MSC Nastran.
	NAS111 - Aeroelastic Analysis with MSC Nastran (3 days A$2,145)
	This course is intended for engineers concerned with structural loads, flying qualities, and aeroelastic stability of flexible aircraft and missiles. The objective of the course is to familiarise the engineer with state-of-the-art MSC Nastran applications in aeroelastic analyses.
	NAS112 - Numerical Methods of MSC Nastran (2 days A$1,760)
	This course shows how to use the various numerical methods incorporated in MSC Nastran. The main objectives are to present the tools available for choosing or deselecting numerical methods and to give information about the characteristics of the methods, including accuracy, time, and space requirements.
	NAS113 - Analysis of Composite Materials with MSC Nastran (2 days A$1,760)
	This course describes how to use MSC Nastran for practical analysis and design optimisation of composite materials. Examples are provided that illustrate typical uses for all major topics. The Patran composite pre- and postprocessing is also shown.
	NAS115 - Fluid-Structure Analysis with MSC Nastran (3 days A$2,145)
	This course provides an introduction to finite element-based fluid-structure interaction analysis using MSC Nastran. Examples of each major topic are supplied.
	NAS116 - Practical Dynamic Analysis with MSC Nastran (2 days A$1,760)
	The goal of this course is to provide practical guidance for dynamic analysis using MSC Nastran and to demonstrate special tools which are provided with the program to assist you. The tools demonstrated include standard features of the program and several methods which use DMAP alters provided with MSC Nastran.
	NAS120 - Introduction to MSC FEA (Patran + Nastran) (4 days A$2,530)
	This course introduces basic finite element analysis techniques for linear static, normal modes, and buckling analysis of structures using MSC FEA (Nastran and Patran).
	NAS122 - Dynamic Analysis with MSC FEA (Patran + Nastran) (4 days A$2,530)
	This course covers a wide range of dynamic analysis topics from basic to advanced using an integrated approach involving the Patran GUI for data set up and post processing and the MSC Nastran solver. Many unique practical hints and tips are given which do not exist in other material.
	NAS123 - MSC Nastran Implicit Nonlinear Analysis (SOL600) (3 days A$2,145)
	This course shows how to perform implicit nonlinear analysis using MSC Nastran SOL 600. MSC Nastran SOL600 is the nonlinear capabilities of Marc delivered in the MSC Nastran user interface.