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Aspen® Elearning Table of Contents Why Aspen Elearning? 3 Catalog Updated May 2021 Aspen® eLearning Table of Contents Why Aspen eLearning? 3 Registration Options 3 What Is Aspen eLearning? 4 Bite-Sized Modules On-Demand Delivery Learning Paths Knowledge Checks Support Contact Information 5 Courses 6 2 Why Aspen eLearning? “The training shows the powerful The shift to minimal onsite staffing calls for new methods and procedures programs available through AspenTech.” for production monitoring and management. Aspen eLearning can augment your staff’s current skills with the tools and techniques to work — MOTIVA effectively in a remote environment. Aspen eLearning uses state-of-the-art adult learning principles: ▪ Teach me: Learn key concepts by watching short presentations “I really liked seeing the ‘live action’ of with illustrations how to set up a simulation. This will help ▪ Show me: Observe demonstrations of example concepts using train new engineers.” AspenTech software ▪ Practice: Perform hands-on exercises using step-by-step tutorials — Major North American Refinery Company with AspenTech software “The localized Aspen PIMS courses are very helpful to understand the content.” Registration Options Aspen eLearning can be purchased on a per-user basis or at an — Hengli Petrochemical enterprise level. Go to aspentech.com/elearning to learn more about these options and to contact a sales representative for more information. “I found it helpful that all the courses were translated into Chinese.” — Sinopec 3 What Is Aspen eLearning? It’s comprehensive training created by experts, delivered on demand in bite-sized modules and courses. Guided learning paths help you find the right training courses for your application, and on-demand access means you can take courses 24/7. Bite-Sized Modules Learning Paths 30-minute modules are designed to fit into your busy Modules are organized into learning paths, making it schedule. Each module contains information about the easy for you to progress from beginner to advanced in concept, a demonstration, a quiz and an exercise to your focus area, without having to sift through maximize knowledge retention. irrelevant topics. On-Demand Delivery Knowledge Checks Aspen eLearning is available 24/7 from AspenTech’s Each bite-sized module consists of multiple-choice Learning Management System, which is accessible quizzes to help you check your knowledge and to from any internet-enabled device. Connectivity to reinforce key concepts. corporate networks is not necessary unless required by your company. 4 Support Contact Information Aspen Technology, Inc. 20 Crosby Drive Bedford, MA 01730 Main Phone: 781.221.6400 Support Phone: 781.221.5500 Email: [email protected] Web: esupport.aspentech.com To locate the appropriate call center for your business and view a list of all contact information, please go to the contact us section on the support center homepage found here: esupport.aspentech.com 5 Courses 6 7 ASPENONE® ENGINEERING ...........................................................................................................................................................................17 Aspen Basic Engineering™: Basic Engineering ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Aspen Basic Engineering (ABE): Learn the Basics ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 17 Aspen Basic Engineering: Installation and Deployment................................................................................................................................................................................. 17 Process Flow Diagrams: Learn the Essentials for Creating PFDs ................................................................................................................................................................. 17 Equipment Datasheets: Learn the Essentials of Working with Datasheets ................................................................................................................................................... 17 Aspen Capital Cost Estimator™: Estimating with Aspen Capital Cost Estimator .................................................................................................................................... 18 Aspen Capital Cost Estimator (ACCE): Learn the Basics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 18 Estimating Background: Learn the Breakdown Structure and Classification Systems .................................................................................................................................. 18 User Interface: Discover Optimized Workflows in ACCE ............................................................................................................................................................................... 18 Project Area Concepts: Determine Types and Specifications ....................................................................................................................................................................... 18 Volumetric Models: Eliminate Factor-Based Estimating ................................................................................................................................................................................ 18 Basis of Estimate: Document Your Scope, Assumptions and Methodologies ............................................................................................................................................... 18 Specifying Manpower: Adding Manpower and Productivity Specifications .................................................................................................................................................... 18 Cost and Price Escalation: Anticipate Price Changes.................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Process Design: Reuse Designs, Change Capacities, Create Templates .................................................................................................................................................... 19 Civil, Structural and Steel Costing: Learn the Basics ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Mechanical and Piping Costing: Learn the Basics ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Electrical and Instrumentation Costing: Learn the Basics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 19 Contracting Strategies: Specify and Manage Your Contractor Strategy ........................................................................................................................................................ 19 Modular Projects: Learn the Basics ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20 Aspen Exchanger Design & Rating™ (EDR): Rigorous Design and Rating of Heat Exchangers ............................................................................................................ 21 Aspen Exchanger Design and Rating: Learn the Basics ............................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Shell and Tube Thermal: Learn the Basics for all Major Equipment Types ................................................................................................................................................... 21 Plate Heat Exchanger Modeling: Simulate Gasketed, Welded or Brazen Types .......................................................................................................................................... 21 Fired Heater Heat Exchanger Modeling: Rigorously Analyze Fired Heater Operations ................................................................................................................................ 21 Plate Fin Heat Exchanger Modeling: Address Modern Gas Processing Applications ................................................................................................................................... 22 Shell and Tube Mechanical: Optimize the Design of Heat Exchangers ......................................................................................................................................................... 22 Coil Wound Heat Exchanger Modeling: Optimize Complex Cryogenic Processes ....................................................................................................................................... 22 Thermosiphon: Lean How to Model a Thermosiphon Heat Exchanger ........................................................................................................................................................
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