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Think like an FEA Analyst

Wassee Syed Wassee Syed
Overview
Curriculum
  • 6 Sections
  • 17 Lessons
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Introduction to Engineering Analysis
2 Lessons
  1. The Five Aspects of Engineering Analysis
  2. What is a Mathematical Model?
What Makes Each Model Unique?
4 Lessons
  1. Introduction
  2. Assumptions
  3. Mathematical Equations
  4. Predictions
The Successful Analyst
2 Lessons
  1. The Golden Ability
  2. The Framework for Engineering Analysis
The Analysis - Deep Dive
4 Lessons
  1. The Objective(s) of the Analysis
  2. The Time Allotted to Achieve the Objectives
  3. Knowing Yourself
  4. Efficiency
Balancing Tradeoffs
3 Lessons
  1. Geometry Cleanup
  2. Accuracy of Results vs Solution Run Time
  3. Learning a New Technique vs Sticking to Existing Knowhow
Bringing it all together
2 Lessons
  1. Debugging
  2. Verify and Present the Results

Most FEA resources teach you how to use software. This course teaches you how to think like an analyst.

Drawing on over 20 years of experience as a Professional Engineer in oil and gas, sub-sea engineering, and plasma fusion research, this course bridges the gap between technical knowledge and real-world engineering judgment.

You will learn a complete framework for performing engineering analysis—from setting clear objectives and managing trade-offs to debugging stubborn issues and presenting results with confidence.

This course is ideal for junior engineers, students, and practicing analysts who want to develop the insight and wisdom that come from deep understanding—not just software proficiency. It is especially valuable for early-career engineers who wish to build a strong foundation for a successful and fulfilling career in engineering analysis.

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