Introducing SIMULIA Academy Playlist on YouTube

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Our users have spoken! You told us you wanted more how-to, demo and training videos to help you with various projects at your job or while attending school.  We’re excited to announce the launch of a new playlist on our SIMULIA YouTube channel, SIMULIA Academy!

The SIMULIA Academy playlist on the SIMULIA YouTube channel is now offering a variety of playlists featuring educational videos intended to help our software users improve their skills, know-how and self-sufficiency in their daily engineering and design practices.

With the creation of the SIMULIA Academy playlist in June, we now have over 90+ videos currently available for viewing.

Videos are distributed among the following SIMULIA Academy categories:

  • Getting Started with SIMULIA: Introductory getting started tutorials organized by our various product applications
  • How-To Videos: Intermediate skill level tutorials showing users how to use our software product applications in specific use-cases
  • Software Features and Functionality: Videos describing our various application features, benefits and functionalities
  • Webinars: e-Seminars and promotional videos with links in the description to videos housed on the 3DS website
  • Installation and Licensing: Videos that cover how to install the software and provide licensing information
  • Customer Testimonials: Hear from our customers as they share success stories after working with SIMULIA
  • Our Values: Content covering what SIMULIA stands for in values and offerings

For an example of the type of content you can expect on the playlist, check out the popular new video for beginners, Getting Started with Abaqus | Series of SIMULIA Tutorials | Set A, in which Gautam Puri introduces viewers to our product, Abaqus Unified FEA, providing easy to understand directions using a real life example of a simple component and explains the various steps involved in finite element analysis. This video offers transferable engineering skills for a vast spectrum of industrial applications using Abaqus.

At SIMULIA, we are dedicated to the success of our customers and their user experience. We will continue to create educational content that will help guide informed practices and promote autonomy when using our simulation software. We encourage you to subscribe to the SIMULIA YouTube channel to stay up-to-date with our newest SIMULIA Academy content.

But wait, there’s more! Stay tuned for a Tips and Tricks playlist for advanced and expert users coming soon to our channel.

Ready to get started? To access SIMULIA Academy videos, visit our YouTube channel. You can also easily access the SIMULIA Academy playlists on the ‘Playlists’ tab on the main page.

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Katie Corey

Katie is the Editor of the SIMULIA blog and also manages SIMULIA's social media and is an online communities and SEO expert. As a writer and technical communicator, she is interested in and passionate about creating an impactful user experience. Katie has a BA in English and Writing from the University of Rhode Island and a MS in Technical Communication from Northeastern University. She is also a proud SIMULIA advocate, passionate about democratizing simulation for all audiences. Katie is a native Rhode Islander and loves telling others about all it has to offer. As a self-proclaimed nerd, she enjoys a variety of hobbies including history, astronomy, science/technology, science fiction, geocaching, true crime, fashion and anything associated with nature and the outdoors. She is also mom to a 2-year old budding engineer and two crazy rescue pups.

Lydia Zamparelli

Digital Marketing Specialist at Dassault Systèmes Simulia Corp.
Lydia is a Marketing Specialist on the SIMULIA Creative Lab team at Dassault Systèmes. Lydia currently resides in the Boston area and in her free time she enjoys running road races, spending time with friends and family and taking graduate level courses at UMass Boston. Lydia holds a B.S. in Marketing Communications, having graduated in the top tenth percentile from Emerson College, a school known for its presence in the Communications and the Arts.