The University of Colorado Boulder will launch a master’s degree program that will integrate and feature Ansys’ best-in-class electronics simulation in its new Professional Master’s Program in high-speed digital engineering.
The program will provide aspiring engineers with hands-on experience by incorporating Ansys’ industry-leading electronics simulation into its curriculum of high-speed digital engineering topics from signal and power integrity to electromagnetic compatibility.
The ten-course master’s program will integrate the Ansys Electronics Desktop Student software product, which students can easily download to access Ansys HFSS, Ansys Maxwell, Ansys Q3D Extractor, and Ansys Icepak. Ansys’ student products are a key component of the Ansys Academic Program, which supplies universities with affordable software for use in the classroom and in research, while providing students with free resources for self-learning.
As a subset of the PMP-HSDE program, CU Boulder will offer certificate programs tailored to specific design skills and tools. The master’s and related certificate programs will be offered through the Department of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering.
The Ansys Electronics Desktop Student simulation package provides students with the opportunity to gain firsthand experience in high- and low-frequency electromagnetics, electromechanical and electrothermal analyses, and more, while cultivating a greater talent pool of well-trained, career-ready electronics engineers for potential employers.
Currently, engineering students across more than 3300 universities in 90 countries are developing industry-ready simulation skill sets with Ansys’ products. CU Boulder will introduce the on-campus program in spring 2023 with the potential to expand access through an online option after a successful launch.
Image – Current distribution in a multilayer board with a driven via and cross talk on the other via in Ansys HFSS, accessible within Ansys Electronics Desktop Student.
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