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Explores conicite in wood pavilion design, covering modeling, structure assembly, and advanced techniques.

Covers the systematization and convergence of 2D finite element models.

Explains the significance of defining product system boundaries and the rules for doing so in the context of Life Cycle Assessment.

Focuses on bridge section design for transverse loads and the use of spacers.

Delves into cognitive conflict as a key learning mechanism in constructivism, emphasizing careful data set design and reflection.

Discusses modeling hydrological systems, focusing on routing and flood retention using a new database.

Covers the modeling of hydrological systems, focusing on the retention of floods and the example of the Routing System.

Explores the basics of modeling in systems neuroscience and the importance of experimental data analysis.

Explores the EPFL Assembly structure, functions, teaching evaluation, and portfolio criteria.

Covers simulation, modeling, acceleration profiles, natural frequencies, rigidity calculations, and anti-resonance solutions for multi-axes robots.

Introduces Vectorworks Design Suite 2022 tools, attributes, effects, and modeling techniques.

Explores pavilion structure design, addressing concavity inversion and plan limitations through detailed modeling and identification techniques.

Introduces Blender basics, including modeling with NurbsCurve and BezierCircle, and animation techniques like keyframing.

Explores geometric design principles, emphasizing structure and envelope aspects in projects involving stone blocks, wood, and pavilions.

Covers data modeling in GIS and software engineering, including entity-relationship models, associations, and modeling tools.

Covers the basics of finite element analysis, including modeling techniques and unit consistency in CAD import.

Explores learning challenges with distribution shifts and perturbation geometry, focusing on robust classifiers and natural variation modeling.

Showcases an interactive Blender demonstration focusing on building a castle through modeling, sculpting, and editing a cone mesh.

Explores finite element methodology, covering geometric modeling, technical data, physical behavior assumptions, and mesh convergence studies.

Introduces the finite element software STATIK 7, covering its functionalities and applications in structural engineering.