The Finite Element Method (FEM) - A Beginner's Guide

In this first video, I will give you a crisp intro to the Finite Element Method! If you want to jump right to the theoretical part, timestamps are in the description! :)

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Time Stamps
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0:00 - 0:12 : Intro
0:13 - 0:36 : Agenda
0:37 - 4:40 : History of the FEM
4:41 - 5:41 : What is the FEM?
5:42 - 6:12 : Why do we use FEM?
6:13 - 6:43 : How does the FEM help?
6:44 - 9:14 : Divide & Conquer Approach
9:15- 9:26 : 1-D Axially Loaded Bar
9:27 - 13:24 : Derivation of the Stiffness Matrix [K]
13:25 - 14:09 : Global Assembly
14:10 - 14:44 : Dirichlet Boundary Condition
14:45 - 15:00 : Neumann Boundary Condition
15:01 - 16:12 : Element Types
16:13 - 16:33 : Dirichlet Boundary Condition
16:34 - 16:46 : Neumann Boundary Condition
16:47 - 17:06 : Robin Boundary Condition
17:07 - 18:13 : Boundary Conditions - Physics
18:14 - End : Outlook & Outro

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Time Stamps


0:00 - 0:12 : Intro
0:13 - 0:36 : Agenda
0:37 - 4:40 : History of the FEM
4:41 - 5:41 : What is the FEM?
5:42 - 6:12 : Why do we use FEM?
6:13 - 6:43 : How does the FEM help?
6:44 - 9:14 : Divide & Conquer Approach
9:15- 9:26 : 1-D Axially Loaded Bar
9:27 - 13:24 : Derivation of the Stiffness Matrix [K]
13:25 - 14:09 : Global Assembly
14:10 - 14:44 : Dirichlet Boundary Condition
14:45 - 15:00 : Neumann Boundary Condition
15:01 - 16:12 : Element Types
16:13 - 16:33 : Dirichlet Boundary Condition
16:34 - 16:46 : Neumann Boundary Condition
16:47 - 17:06 : Robin Boundary Condition
17:07 - 18:13 : Boundary Conditions - Physics
18:14 - End : Outlook & Outro

[abrorabyyu]

I'm always loved someone who tell history before explaining content

[jorgealejandroaguirrelara]

Of all videos I've watched about FEM, for me this was the easiest to fllow. Thank you for this great and clear explanation!!!

[saleemjaveed]

Great effort Jousef. Waiting for more upcoming videos with lil more indepth topics like hourglass, shear locking instability of elements, negative volume, and common errors while running the analysis.

Thanks.

[smurface]

I can't understand why this video doesn't have more views. It's a concise introduction to FEM and easy to follow along.

[nikkig]

Thanks for this clear and helpful video! I like that you focus on the mathematics of FEM because some other videos do not go into that much detail.

[shreyanshajmera]

Really good introduction to FEA for someone who already has some background about it. I hope you will get into mathematics with this same ease. Wishing you all the best for all upcoming videos.

[ginersergioadrian]

Excellent, clearly explained. My goal is to apply FEM to Chemical Engineering problems, but so far I have not found a course or a book that I can understand, even when I am a PhD in simulation!. I hope with your classes I would be able to improve. Thanks very much

[markomarkomarko]

Good video. Errors are always very useful to learn about.

[MrBLAZE]

Danke dir für die ganz einfach erklärt :)

[AGold]

Great Video! Can't wait for the next one on FEM.

[sudmudmud]

How fantastic is this video. I wished they taught this at university 15 years ago ….

[salsabilahmedshrestho]

Absolutely fantastic video joseph. I always want to know some historical background so that I can appreciate that subject more. Thank you so much for arranging all of the data so neatly in one video. Please don't delete this video ever.

[ThivaSiva]

I searched alot about finite element on you tube, this only provides me required information.If possible please upload some more about finite element analysis.Thank you

[nouraldeenalmalohe]

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[artyquantum]

Your way of teaching is really great.
Can you please provide some example using calculations of actual function like e.g:
f(x, t) = x^t etc. or a simple differential equation like a wave motion.
And for next lesson if you can extend it to a 3D lattice approximation that would be awesome.

[alihaider]

Thank You SO Much Jousef, An excellent piece of information in a very organized manner. Thank You!

[subashchandarn]

Video was very helpful in understanding the basic working of FEM as a newbie to FEM .I appreciate your efforts in making this video and I expect more videos in this FEM series

[insertnamehere]

Thank you for this video! Really excellent tutorial

[ingGS]

This was a beautiful introduction. Keep uploading videos!