Aerospace & Defense Engineering Training courses by ENO are combinations of science and engineering practices and concepts that are required to create civil, commercial and military aircraft and spacecraft. Generally speaking, “defense” means equipment, support, and communication systems covering the land warfare, as well as the surface warships and submarines. ENO intends to cover all areas of aerospace and defense engineering that is applied in these fields.
Aerospace engineering is the main area of engineering that addresses aircraft and spacecraft development. It is categorized into two main and overlapping branches: aeronautical engineering and astronomics engineering. Aerospace engineering used to be called aeronautical engineering, but as flight technology expanded to contain craft function in outer space, the wider term of “aerospace engineering” has mainly substituted it in common usage. Aerospace engineering, in particular the astronautics category, is sometimes referred to as “rocket science,” which is the wrong term to use.
Tailored Classes
Onsite classes can also be tailored to meet your needs. You might shorten a 5-day class into a 3-day class, or combine portions of several related courses into a single course, or have the instructor vary the emphasis of topics depending on your staff’s and site’s requirements.
Aerospace and Defense Engineering Training Courses
- DO-178C Training In Depth
- DO-178 | DO-178C | DO-254 Training
- MIL-1553 Training | MIL-STD-1553 Training
- Architecting with the DoD Architecture Framework Training
- Introduction to DoDAF Training
- Tactical Data Links Training
- Data Link Manager (DLM) / Interface Control Officer (ICO) Training
- JREAP Training | Joint Range Extension Applications Protocol
- Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) / Secondary Surveillance Radar (SSR) Training
- Introduction to Link 22 Training (Foundation)
- Link 11 A/B Training | Introduction/Advanced Level
- Link 16 JTIDS | MIDS Training | Intro/Intermediate/Advanced Level
- Link 16 Network Design and Management Training (Advanced)
- Link 16 Network Planning Training | Introduction/Advanced level
- Link 16 System Integration Training | Intermediate/Advanced Level
- OPTASK Link Training | Expert Level Training
- Principles of Tactical Data Link (TDL) Testing Training
- Multi-Link Operations and Issues Training (Advanced)
- Tactical Data Link (TDL) Configuration Management (CM) Training
- Industrial Statistics Training
- Failure Modes and Effects Analysis Training
- Root Cause Analysis of Systems Failure Training Overview
- Root Cause Analysis of Component Failure Training
- Root Cause Analysis of Systems Failure Training In Depth
- Root Cause Failure Analysis: Workshop and Simulation Training
- Root Cause Failure Analysis and Experiment Design Training
- Root Cause Analysis Training for Non-Engineers
- Reliability Engineering Training
- Systems Engineering Training Level I
- Systems Engineering Training Level II
- Statistical Process Control Training
- Statistical Tolerance Analysis Training
- Introduction to Software Engineering Training
- Software Engineering Advanced Training