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ANSYS 13.0 Tutorials
1. AQWA
2. AUTODYN
3. Blade Modeler
4. CFD-Post
5. CFX
6. DesignModeler
7. DesignXplorer
8. EKM (Engineering Knowledge Management)
9. Explicit Dynamics
10. Finite Element Modeler 11. FLUENT
Intro to FLUENT
Heat Transfer Modeling
Multiphase Tutorials
Modeling Rotating Machinery
Turbulent Flow Modeling
Advanced User Defined Function (UDF) Tutorials
Combustion Modeling
12. ICEM CFD
13. Icepak 14. Mechanical
Intro to ANSYS Mechanical
Heat Transfer
Structural Nonlinearities
Dynamics
Low Frequency Electromagnetics
Using Command Objects in ANSYS Mechanical
Fatigue
Rigid and Flexible Dynamic Analysis
Rotordynamics
15. Mechanical APDL
16. Meshing
17. POLYFLOW
18. TurboGrid
19. Workbench
20. HFSS (High Frequency Structure Simulation)
21. Q3D Extractor (EM Simulation of Circuit Boards)
22. SIWave (Another EM simulator ..)
23. SpaceClaim

Crush The Composition By Scott Kelby

Recently, Scott Kelby came up with an idea on how to teach photography composition in a way that would make people truly “get it” in just about an hour. He held his class in an open amphitheater on a balmy, starry, Florida night with 150 students in attendance to share some professional secrets that will get you thinking the next time you go out and shoot.

Introduction (07:22)
The 5 BIG Rules of Composition (05:05)
The First Secret to Composition (13:41)
Finding the Right Shot (07:59)
Working the Settings to Get the Right Shot (11:05)
Practical Composition Tips (05:16)
Becoming a Good Editor (25:57)
Looking at Other Photographers Work (12:41)
Recap of the Keys to Composition (05:15)

Revit Structure 2013 Essential Training

Description:

Discover how to create detailed architectural models and documentation in Revit Structure. This course includes an introduction to the user interface; hands-on experience drawing and editing Revit elements; viewing and manipulating objects in 3D; and producing design documentation from a Revit model and imported CAD entities. Author Brian Myers provides detailed instructions for building the most common structural components, such as columns, walls, foundations, beams and bracings, and ramps and stairs, which you can recreate in your own architectural drawings.

Topics include:

Controlling your view of a model
Selecting, moving, copying, and splitting models
Creating levels and grids
Placing structural columns
Creating custom walls
Adding piers and pilasters to a foundation
Reinforcing areas with rebar
Adding beams, joists, and bracing
Creating and modifying floors
Using callout views for detail
Annotating drawings
Creating schedules and legends
Printing sheets
Importing CAD files
Linking to a Revit model

Creating Concept Vehicles in 3DS Max

In this series of tutorials we'll learn how to create a concept vehicle from beginning to end. We'll start out by learning how to develop silhouettes for a vehicle and then we'll develop that idea by creating a simple sketch. Once we have a solid direction, we'll jump into 3ds Max and begin creating a 3d thumbnail to help us better develop our concept. Once the 3d thumbnail is developed, we'll start modeling out the individual panels of the vehicle. We'll finish off the tutorial by creating our rendering environment and creating our materials.

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Kelby Training - Concert Photography with Alan Hess

There are many challenges to shooting concerts. Photographers have to deal with variable lighting conditions, moving subjects, tight spaces, and a limited time to get the shots they need. Concert photographers Scott Diussa and Alan Hess share some of what they have learned during their years of experience. They talk about their choices for camera gear, their shooting styles, how to anticipate shots, how to get a photo pass and signing releases, working around obstructions, lighting considerations, and the importance of shooting in spot-metering mode. The bad news is that it's tough to make a living as a concert photographer, but both of these instructors agree, it is a very rewarding hobby as a photographer.