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Avionic Systems Engineering Crash Course : Tonex Training


Avionic Systems Engineering Crash Course covers a comprehensive training of theories, technical, certification requirements, and the technologies applied in the today and future avionic systems. By taking this training course, you will fully understand all the systems involved in the avionic technology, plus you will be introduced to DO-178C and DO-254.

TONEX Avionic Systems Engineering Crash Course is fun and dynamic. Lectures are delivered in the format of interactive presentations. Once the theoretical part of the training is thorough, you will practice the taught concepts and theories with real-world examples to ensure you have completely learned all the topics.

Audience:
4-day course designed for:

Design engineers
Manufacture engineers and managers
Support engineers
Application engineers
Systems engineers
Safety engineers
Software/hardware engineers
Quality assurance or certification personnel
All other professional engineers and managers involved in avionic systems onto air-vehicles.

Participants are required to have an engineering or science background. 



Training Objectives:
Upon the completion of Avionic Systems Engineering Crash Course, the attendees are able to:

Understand and explain how avionic systems and its components work
Describe and evaluate the basic performance requirements and essential components of all the main avionic systems to be found in modern civil and military air-vehicles
Understand the criteria for and derive the functionality of avionic system elements within the fully integrated ‘systems of systems’
Formulate and incorporate avionic systems from requirements definition, through concept development to final execution within their operating role
Understand and use the architectural rules and the design process to be used to certificate safe and reliable avionic systems
Explain avionic certifications
Advanced systems
System design and development
Understand and implement DO-178C, DO-254 requirements
Understand various data bus systems

Course Outline:

Overview of Avionic Systems and Systems Engineering Processes
Flight Control Systems
Engine Control Systems
Fuel Systems
Hydraulic Systems
Electrical Systems
Pneumatic Systems
Environmental Control Systems
Emergency Systems
Rotary Wing Systems
Advanced Systems
System Design and Development
Avionics Technology
Military Avionics
Avionics Protocols in Military
Fundamentals of DO-178C
Fundamentals of DO-254

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