Udacity Nanodegree Projects

I did these courses as part of my Data Analysis Nanodegree program. For more info see my Udacity Profile. I also took, before Udacity even had a paid option: Introduction To Programming Languages, Web Development and (Highly Recommended!)Design of Computer Programs

• DataWrangling with MongoDB
• Exploratory Data Analysis with R
• Identifying Fraud from Enron Emails
• Solar Exploration Interactive Timeline

Blog Posts - Ozen Engineering Inc:

I frequently do blog posts on my company website as part of our web presence activities. Previously these were within the monthly newsletter, now they are their own blog posts. The ones below are since we starting separating them out.

• APDL Arrays and Tables Quickreference
• Are Cats a Fluid? Thinking (and Learning) about CFD Through Humor
• Tech Tip: Bonding, Adhesion and Changing Contact Status In ANSYS Mechanical
• Tech Tip – Fluent Profiles: A Text File as Your UDF
• A Spaceclaim Primer: Up and Running in Half an Hour
• Tech Tip – Reverse Engineering Your Deformed Results in ANSYS
• Hardware Requirements - 2016 Update
• Tech Tip - Structural Boundary Condition Types
• Tech Tip - Advanced Ansys Workbench Files (MEMS Example)
• Tech Tip - Ansys Mechanical Keyboard Shortcut Cheatsheet
• Tech Tip - Supercharge Your System Simulations With the ANSYS MATLAB Toolbox

Papers

• (Academic Paper, co-author) Combined musculoskeletal dynamics/structural finite element analysis of femur physiological loads during walking
• (Whitepaper) Advanced Shape Memory Alloys For ANSYS
• (Whitepaper) Sensitivity Analysis in OptiSlang

Videos

I have been known to give presentations and create demo videos as well.

• Icepak Webinar
• Simulation Notebook
• OzenCloud

Personal Projects

• Krypto: Krypto is an arithmetic card game and one of my gf's favorites. It was originally an Android App of fairly poor quality and incomplete. Here it has been recreated as a webpage and seems to do everything it needs to. It has been refined over time to use React, Redux and some crude animations.

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Hi my name is Kaan Divringi. I love being curious about the world around me. I feel like it's magic using programming to interact with our technological world. I'm part time wizarding in my engineering job but I'm open to full time wizarding.

I'm working as a Mechanical Engineer doing high end simulations using Ansys. I've also programmed for fun since high school. It's always been in my free time and I've done everything from website, smartphone apps and GUI software. I recently completed a Udacity Data Analyst Nanodegree. I wrote a software package Any2Ans that couples ANSYS and Anybody software. I've recently written a paid extension for ANSYS called Simulation Notebook that brings the sophisticated data analysis tools that I've learned to FEA simulations.

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I am also on LinkedIn and Github

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