From Theory to Development: Role of Multiphysics Modeling and its Effect on Education in Electronics

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  • Tejinder Singh Electronics engineering is a very rapidly growing field, as the time passes the requirement of more advance technologies increase. There are a lot of institutions and universities around the world that provide quality education to different fields of engineering. The courses that electronics engineers study need practical exposure as well to cope up with industrial demands. In this paper, the role of multiphysics modeling and its impact on engineering education is demonstrated. Finite element modeling (FEM) tools are very powerful tools and due to there huge advantages, electronics graduates should study these tools in their course curriculum to know how to tackle various types of physics problems and through examples it is demonstrated that how these tools can help shift from just theory to development process.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7251/ELS1317105S

Abstract

Electronics engineering is a very rapidly growingfield, as the time passes the requirement of more advance technologiesincrease. There are a lot of institutions and universitiesaround the world that provide quality education to different fieldsof engineering. The courses that electronics engineers study needpractical exposure as well to cope up with industrial demands. Inthis paper, the role of multiphysics modeling and its impact onengineering education is demonstrated. Finite element modeling(FEM) tools are very powerful tools and due to there hugeadvantages, electronics graduates should study these tools in theircourse curriculum to know how to tackle various types of physicsproblems and through examples it is demonstrated that how thesetools can help shift from just theory to development process.

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Published

2013-12-15

Issue

Vol. 17 No. 2 (2013): Electonics, Volume 17, Number 2

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Чланци

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