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What is ADAMS?

ADAMS is a mechanical system simulation software. It enables users to produce virtual prototypes, realistically simulating the full-motion behavior of complex mechanical systems on their computers and quickly analyzing multiple design variations until an optimal design is achieved. All the components are installed except for the ADAMS/Pre (a suspension/chassis dynamics tool similar to ADAMS/Car).

Where is ADAMS?

ADAMS is available in the DECS Computer Labs and via Remote Desktop Services.

For more information see the Aspen website: http://www.aspentech.com/solutions/industry_solutions/index.cfm

and is installed on in DECS Computer Labs and Remote Desktop Services.

Additional information can be found at the following website maintained by AutoDesk: http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/pc/index?id=15409188&siteID=123112

Please see How to use SFTP / SCP for more details!

In DECS Labs and RDS simple ssh connections are facilitated by the software PuTTY.  PuTTY is free and open source.  You may want to look into X2Go for connections to the DECS Compute Servers requiring a GUI/Graphical User Interface.

Interactive Groundwater is installed in the DECS labs and on Remote Desktop Services.

Select Help and Step-by-Step Tutorial for assistance with the program.

Additional information can be found here on the Interactive Groundwater website.