Free Introductory Training at Your University

Free Basic Training in RFEM FEA Software

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Successful Introductory Training for Students

"Thank you very much for the RSTAB introductory training at the Civil Engineering and Industrial Construction Engineering Faculty of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Ostwestfalen-Lippe. Numerous students provided extraordinarily positive feedback.

I would like to thank, also on behalf of the dean of our faculty, the company Dlubal for this successful event."

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Time

8:30 AM to 5:00 PM

City

Currently, we only provide online training sessions!

Your university in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, France, Italy, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Spain, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela

For those countries not listed, we recommend using the videos or documents on this page:

First Steps with RFEM

Costs

Free of charge (once a year per university)

Training Objective

Students and new users should gain basic knowledge about the possible utilization of RFEM by Dlubal Software. The aim is to teach the participants to enter and edit simple models as well as to understand the design principles. The participants also learn how to document structural calculations using Dlubal structural analysis software.

Requirements

Prior theoretical knowledge of structural engineering (graduate student, participation in structural engineering lectures) and an installed and working student version of RFEM (either personal laptop or installed in the university's computer lab) are necessary. You don't need any program knowledge of RFEM by Dlubal; that's why we're here for you.

Program

Introduction to the program

Introduction to the basic workflow using RFEM

Analysis of simple models with the design of steel and reinforced concrete structures

Documentation of the calculations

Frequently used features of the program

Notes

The minimum enrollment for the training is 10 participants. The maximum number of participants is determined upon agreement with the responsible person. Further arrangements are possible upon consultation.

To participate in the course, it is necessary to have a suitable computer with the current student version of RFEM installed and running. All the participants work on their own computers. Furthermore, each student will receive detailed training materials in PDF.

A list of participating students must be submitted before the training date.

The university provides a suitable room and a projector with HD resolution.

After completing the training, each participant will receive a certificate.

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Contact Dlubal

Do you have any questions about using our structural analysis programs at a college or university? Contact us via phone, email or chat or find suggested solutions and useful tips on our FAQ page, available 24/7.

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