TuxRiders

SALOME mesh generation and labeling for exporting it to other programs [On Demand 2]

[FreeFEM 10] Parallel programming and Message Passing Interface (MPI)

[FreeFEM 8] Regions and sub-domains to define variable material properties and initial conditions

Developing FreeFEM plugins in C++ to link external codes [On Demand 10]

[Environment Setup 4] Install programs using package managers: GNU Octave

Generate multi-body multi-volume mesh geometries in SALOME with mesh refinement [On Demand 14]

Getting started with Palabos, parallel lattice Boltzmann simulation code [On Demand 12]

Partial differential equations (PDEs) in engineering mathematics: introduction and classification

[FreeFEM 11] Domain decomposition and high-performance finite element simulations

Parallel 3D transient heat diffusion using FreeFEM | Mini-Project 1

All you need to know from finite element theory | Part 2 | variational and weak formulation of PDEs

[FreeFEM 9] Solvers and preconditioners for the linear system of equations: PETSc, MUMPS, & UMFPACK

Lattice Boltzmann simulation of multiphase flow in porous media using Palabos [On Demand 13]

[Environment Setup 2] Installing Ubuntu inside a VirtualBox virtual machine

Parabolic PDEs and Reaction-Diffusion-Advection equation

Using Matplotlib inside ParaView Python View to plot graphs, charts, and histograms [On Demand 11]

Compiling and installing ParaView Plugins [On Demand 16]

[Numerical Modeling 4] A short tutorial on NumPy, multi-dimensional arrays and matrices library

[Environment Setup 8] Compile programs from source code using GCC, GNU Make, and CMake

[Environment Setup 3] Introduction to Linux shell commands in bash

[Numerical Modeling 6] Essential Matplotlib, data plotting library for Python

All you need to know from finite element theory | Part 1 | approximation using basis functions

SALOME mesh generation and labeling for exporting it to other programs [On Demand 2]

[Numerical Modeling 10] A short Git tutorial; introducing version control systems

[FreeFEM 2] 2D mesh generation in FreeFEM

[FreeFEM 3] 3D mesh generation and handling in FreeFEM

Building ParaView from source codes [On Demand 15]

[FreeFEM 6] Adaptive mesh generation in FreeFEM

Use MSYS and MinGW to compile Linux programs for Windows: run CGAL natively on Windows [On Demand 7]

[Numerical Modeling 9] High-performance computing and parallel programming in Python

[Environment Setup 7] Python package managers and Conda environments: Install meshio and Jupyter

[Finite Element 4] Transient heat transfer (diffusion) in FreeFEM: weak formulation & implementation

[Environment Setup 5] Install Visual Studio Code and Atom using installer packages and dpkg

[Finite Element 11] Introducing some of the most powerful and well-known open-source solvers

[Environment Setup 11] Build CGAL-based programs using CMake

All you need to know from finite element theory | Part 3 | time dependent and nonlinear problems

[FreeFEM 1] Introduction to FreeFEM: language syntax and environment

[Numerical Modeling 3] A quick overview of Python programming language

[Finite Element 5] Installing FEniCS and importing the mesh into it

[Environment Setup 15] Install OpenFOAM computational fluid dynamics (CFD) toolbox and run a sample

[Environment Setup 6] Install ParaView, GMSH, and SALOME using precompiled (portable) binaries

[ParaView Postprocessing 10] Visualizing output of physics-informed neural network models

[FreeFEM 5] Implementing weak formulation to solve partial differential equations in FreeFEM

Install and use Windows Subsystem for Linux to run Linux programs [On Demand 5]

[ParaView Postprocessing 13] Fluid flow: particle tracking and path lines

[Environment Setup 10] Build Mmg mesh generator using CMake

[ParaView Postprocessing 1] Introducing Postprocessing Projects

[Environment Setup 14] Build LAMMPS molecular dynamics simulation code and link it to VTK toolkit

[FreeFEM 4] Finite element spaces and function approximation in FreeFEM

[FreeFEM 7] Visualization and input/output (IO) operations in FreeFEM

[Environment Setup 9] Build GNU Scientific Library using Make