Mastering Computational Engineering
Extending the engineer’s digital toolkit
by Mule Studio and the Engineering Club
The opportunity
Rhino + Grasshopper are enabling engineers and technicians to more effectively:
• generate, evaluate and optimise geometry
• run structural analysis
• visualise and interpret data
• exchange data between software packages and collaborators
• automate tasks
• innovate & solve problems creatively
The workflows they enable can be applied to any type of structure, from the everyday to the complex and at any stage, from concept design to automated drawings for fabrication.
Course Approach
The courses are enjoyable, practical and immediately applicable to projects. They are suitable for all levels of engineer and technician, from graduate to director.
Each course consists of 6 x 2hr weekly sessions.
✔ Places are strictly limited to 10 and will be provided on a first come first served basis.
✔ Includes a 1 to 1 session after the course to review content and discuss applications to current projects.
✔ Bespoke extended courses or project specific support available
Costs:
Engineering Club Members / Students £545 + VAT
Non-members £595 + VAT
Foundation - Truss:
• includes a strong foundation with the user interface, geometry and data structures
• this course teaches fundamental principles and is recommended for all, including those with prior experience
• continuous development project focused on modelling a truss
Remote - April 14th to May 19th @ 6-8pm
In-person - April 16th to May 21st @ 6-8pm location tbc (Central London)
Advanced - Building:
• includes export to finite element software, Karamba3D, meshing & advanced data tree management
• this course builds on the previously laid foundations and will enable engineers to deliver projects with confidence
• continuous development project focused on modelling a building
Remote - September 15th to October 20th @ 6-8pm
In-person - September 17th to October 22nd @ 6-8pm location tbc (Central London)
TO SIGN UP FOR THIS COURSE OR FIND OUT MORE, FILL IN THE FORM BELOW
The Engineering Club Book Club
We are excited to announce the launch of the Engineering Club Book Club! (...or ECBC for short!)
The book club aims to bring together members who enjoy exploring ideas through books (loosely tied to engineering... in the most fluid sense possible!) sharing their thoughts and interpretations in informal, light-hearted discussions.
We meet roughly every two months to discuss a chosen book and to select the next one together.