updated April 10, 2012

Non-Credit Short Courses

Engineering Outreach short courses, designed to meet industry-identified needs, have established a well-deserved reputation for excellence. (Company worksite courses can also be arranged.) Listed below are the non-credit short courses currently being offered by Engineering Outreach as well as comments from some of those who have participated.

What specific topics are you hoping to learn through a short course?

• Great Opportunity! Fundamentals of Vapor Deposition - a Distance-formatted, Self-paced Tutorial - (co-sponsored by the Society of Vacuum Coaters, and dedicated to the memory of Nathaniel H. Sugerman). Register today for the next class: June 4-15, 2012. (Enrollment is limited to facilitate highly interactive participation.)
• Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Review Course - Distance Format!
• Professional Engineer (PE) Review Courses - on-campus and distance formats!
• Soil Slope and Embankment Design - POSTPONED - New Dates To Be Determined
• Mechanically Stabilized Earth Walls & Reinforced Soil Slopes - October 10-12, 2012
• Statistical Design of Experiments - Summer 2012 dates TBA
• Control Charting for Statistical Process Control - June 5 & 6, 2012
• Rheology of Colloidal Suspensions - May 7 & 8, 2012

CHECK OUT THIS NEW SHORT COURSE OFFERED BY UD'S Center for Bioinformatics & Computational Biology (CBCB):

• RNA-Seq Data Analysis - May 22-23, 2012 (Registration for this bioinformatics course)
  

Register Online for Short Courses!

Previous Engineering Outreach Short Courses

Let us know your educational needs and we will work with you to address them!

More educational and collaborative opportunities are available through the University's engineering research centers.

• CACR - Center for Applied Coastal Research
• CCM - Center for Composite Materials
• CCST - Center for Catalytic Science & Technology
• CMET - Center for Molecular & Engineering Thermodynamics
• CIBE - Center for Innovative Bridge Engineering
• CBCB - Center for Bioinformatics & Computational Biology
• CBER - Center for Biomedical Engineering Research
• DCT - Delaware Center for Transportation
• Center for Study of Metals in the Environment

Other websites of interest:

• Geokon, Incorporated - Manufacturer of high-quality geotechnical instrumentation

For more information, contact EO Director Kathleen Werrell at (302) 831-4863 or by e-mail.