- Studierende des KIT (auch auf privaten Geräten)
- siehe Lizenzbedingungen
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ANSYS for Students
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Bei ANSYS for Students handelt es sich um die Campuslizenz für die ANSYS Programmsuite.
Die ANSYS Programmsuite dient zur Lösung von linearen und nichtlinearen Problemen aus der Strukturmechanik, Fluidmechanik, Akustik, Thermodynamik, Piezoelektrizität, Elektromagnetismus sowie von kombinierten Aufgabenstellungen (Multiphysik).
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Dem SCC ist es gelungen die ANSYS Programmsuite für die Nutzung durch die Studierenden des KIT mit in den Vertrag zu intergrieren. Es stehen ab sofort 1500 Netzwerklizenzen für die Aus- und Weiterbildung zur Verfügung. Der Rechner muss sich während der Nutzung direkt im Campusnetz befinden oder via VPN verbunden sein.
Studierende des KIT können die Software kostenfrei über den Softwareshop des SCC beziehen. Sie erhalten dann automatisch via Email alle notwendigen Informationen.
Nach einer Registrierung bei ANSYS haben Sie vollen Zugriff auf das ANSYS Student Portal mit einer Vielzahl von Information, Tutorials und Schulungsunterlagen.
Die Programmsuite dient zur Lösung von linearen und nichtlinearen Problemen aus der Strukturmechanik, Fluidmechanik, Akustik, Thermodynamik, Piezoelektrizität, Elektromagnetismus sowie von kombinierten Aufgabenstellungen (Multiphysik). Für den Entwurf elektronischer und elektromechanischer Systeme steht die ANSYS Electronics Simulation Software (ANSOFT EDA Systeme) zur Verfügung.
Die Academic Teaching Lizenzen unterliegen allerdings bestimmten Größenbeschränkungen:
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256000 Knoten / Elemente - Structural, Thermal & AUTODYN
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512000 Knoten / Elemente - Low Frequency Electromagnetics
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1024000 Knoten / Elemente - High Frequency (Full Wave) Electromagnetics
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512000 Knoten / Elemente - Fluid Dynamics (CFX & FLUENT)
Dieses Angebot ist ein zusäzliches Angebot und ergänzt nur die Forschungslizenz ANSYS Academic Multiphysics Campus im Bereich der Studierenden.
Lizenzbeschränkungen
Folgende Bedingungen müssen eingehalten werden:
For Program(s) which contain the terms Academic, Associate, Research, EduPack or Teaching in the Program Name (hereinafter, “Academic Program(s)”), the following terms shall apply:
- The analysis work performed with the Academic Program(s) must be non-proprietary work.
- Licensee and its Contract Users must be or be affiliated with an academic facility. In addition to its employees and Contract Users, Licensee may permit individuals who are students at such academic facility to access and use the Academic Program(s). Such students will be considered Contract Users of Licensee.
- The Academic Program(s) may not be used for competitive analysis (such as benchmarking) or for any commercial activity, including consulting.
- Notwithstanding any terms of the Agreement to the contrary, Academic Program(s) may be accessed and used by Licensee at the Designated Site or any other location within a 50 mile/80 kilometer radius of the Designated Site. Academic Program(s) with Ansys Academic Multiphysics Campus Solutions and/or Academic Extended LAN in place (as may be identified in the License Form or Quotation) may be accessed and used by Licensee at the Designated Site or any other location within the same country as the Designated Site; provided, however, that (i) such access and use is and shall remain subject to Export Laws, (ii) Licensee is expressly prohibited from accessing or using the Academic Program(s) at or within any U.S. embargoed country or area; and (iii) access and use of the Academic Program(s) shall be limited to Licensee’s employees and Contract Users (including students) who are based and/or registered to attend classes at the Designated Site. Such limitations apply to any access and/or use of the Academic Program(s), including, but not limited to, access via a VPN connection or through license borrowing.
- TECS for the Academic Program(s) will be provided at the sole discretion of Licensor and/or its Affiliates and/or Channel Partners. In the event TECS is provided, all Customer Support requests must be initiated via the Ansys Learning Forum at www.ansys.com/forum, and Section 9 TECS of the Agreement shall apply.
Academic Program(s) which contain the term "Associate" in the Program Name may only be used for non-proprietary industry related research, degree and/or non-degree related research, student instruction, student projects, and student demonstrations.
Academic Program(s) which contain the term "Research" in the Program Name may only be used for non-proprietary degree and/or non-degree related research, student instruction, student projects, and student demonstrations.
Academic Program(s) which contain the term "Teaching" or “EduPack” in the Program Name as well as any free student downloads may only be used for student instruction, student projects, and student demonstrations.
Academic Program(s) which contain the term “Academic” or “Tools” but do not contain the terms "Associate", "Research", “EduPack” or "Teaching" in the Program Name assume the terms of use of the Academic Program(s) it is used with. When used as a standalone program, or if the Program(s) are not associated with any other Academic Program(s), the Program may only be used for degree and/or non-degree related research, student instruction, student projects, and student demonstrations.
Academic Program(s) which contain the term "Campus Solution" in the Program name contain combinations of Academic Research and Academic Teaching Products, and as such each of these component products must be used in accordance with the Academic Research & Academic Teaching terms of use described above.
Where Licensee is using the Academic Program(s) for research projects, Licensee will, if requested by Licensor, submit a Case Study prior to the end of the License Term. The Case Study will be in English, contain a title and an abstract, and include: (1) the purpose of the study; (2) the approach used to conduct the study; (3) the results obtained; (4) the conclusion as to the results obtained versus the objective of the study; (5) how the Academic Program(s) contributed to the study; (6) three color graphics of the model and meshes; and (7) the Academic Program(s) input files or session log file.