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Understand the fundamentals of condition monitoring technologies. Take part in theoretical discussions, practical demonstrations, and hands-on exercises. Learn the key skills you'll need to progress in your career.
This masterclass is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of condition monitoring technologies and the fundamental skills required for recording and understanding collected data. You'll engage in theoretical discussions, practical demonstrations, and hands-on exercises to grasp the core concepts and techniques involved in setting up a simple condition monitoring system.
Our staff has strong expertise in the field of condition monitoring and this expertise has been utilised in industrial settings. We are fully trained and understand the knowledge gaps that learners experience and with a strong expertise in teaching, you should feel at ease in a new subject environment.
This course is suitable for professionals and educators who are new to condition monitoring and wish to gain a foundational understanding of the technology and its applications. Some prior knowledge of engineering principles would be beneficial.
This masterclass covers all relevant introductory aspects, utilising bespoke industrial applications, sensors, and IOT equipment. You'll gain a thorough understanding from start to finish. The course uses practical and usable applications that you can use in your career.
There are interactive elements to this course and you'll take part in hands-on learning.
We don’t currently display entry requirements for United States. Please contact the Student Admin team on studentadmin@sunderland.ac.uk or 0191 515 3154.
To be eligible to receive this course fully funded, you must be employed by a Sunderland-based business. If you are self-funding, your suitability will be assessed by an academic on completion of the application form.
The fee for this course is £400.
You may be eligible to receive this course fully funded through the UKSPF Sunderland Skills and Inclusion Programme.
To be eligible for this funding you will need to be employed by a Sunderland-based company.
For further information about funding opportunities, please email skills@sunderland.ac.uk.
This information was correct at the time of publication.