Practical Composites for Engineering
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This course is ideal for engineers who want to gain an insight into working with composite materials, turning theory into reality.
This course will provide engineers new to composites with a practical understanding of actual manufacturing processes for composite materials. This will include lectures, demonstrations and practical exercises for several processing methods to demonstrate the various ways in which composite materials can be successfully produced.
Students are assessed on attendance, practical work and a written test.
This course will include lectures, demonstrations and practical exercises for several processing methods to demonstrate the various ways in which composite material…
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This course is ideal for engineers who want to gain an insight into working with composite materials, turning theory into reality.
This course will provide engineers new to composites with a
practical understanding of actual manufacturing processes for
composite materials. This will include lectures, demonstrations and
practical exercises for several processing methods to demonstrate
the various ways in which composite materials can be successfully
produced.
Students are assessed on attendance, practical work and a written
test.
This course will include lectures, demonstrations and practical
exercises for several processing methods to demonstrate the various
ways in which composite materials can be successfully produced
On completion you will gain a college certificate as evidence of your achievements.
Prior to starting the course you will need to have completed an engineering technical certificate (level 3 or above e.g. AVCE ND HND Degree etc.) or have related industrial experience.
Use your knowledge and skills to produce composite materials and possibly develop your studies further.
Throughout the course simple theory is related to practical production aspects for a range of processing methods.
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