There is still a small number of seats available for our short course on ‘Uncertainty and Reliability in Engineering’, which takes place in Munich on December 2 to 3.
The course fee includes a 1-hour consulting session!
Registration and program: https://eracons.com/short-course
Once more, we organize a short course on ‘Uncertainty and Reliability in Engineering’. It will take place in Munich on December 2 to 3.
As a participant, you get a free consulting session with us on a problem of your choice.
Registration and program: https://www.eracons.com/short-course
The new release of COMREL comes with numerous improvements. The most notable new features are: (i) Limit-state functions coded in Python can now directly be analyzed. (ii) You can now easily develop your own interfaces to external programs by employing the new Sturel Add-On (SAO) feature. (iii) The COMREL manual is now directly integrated into the graphical user interface.
The release of Comrel 9.5 is in the offing. In the new version, the documentation is now directly embedded in the graphical user-interface (GUI). Moreover, the symbolic expressions editor (that is used to define limit-state functions) now comes with an ‘undo & redo’ feature that allows you to easily revert erroneous edits.
The application also comes with improved usability in shortcuts.
