Course Description
The Composite Basics course is a materials course that covers basic composite information on creating a composite, and how composites are designed. Part design covers all aspects of materials, fabrication methods, operating environs, and surrounding structure protection. Material selections are also presented, to include matrix types, material forms and core materials.
Learning Hours: 3
Who will benefit from this Composite course?
Anyone in design engineering, quality, manufacturing engineering, sales, purchasing; anyone without basic composites knowledge.
Course Classification
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*THORS uses the Bloom’s Taxonomy Methodology for our course development.
Certificate Awarded for Composite Basics
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*upon successful completion
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