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Diesel Engine Performance

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This course will help you shape the torque (versus speed characteristics) of your engine within mechanical limits and process restraints to meet customer requirements. You will also learn how to identify critical variables and design parameters controlling intake, the combustion chamber, and exhaust flows through the engine.
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Discipline: Mechanical
Topic: Vehicles and Powertrains, Engines
RA01331

Fundamentals of Electric Rail Vehicle Systems Design, Procurement, Operations, and Maintenance

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Electric rail vehicles consist of a complex system of electrical, mechanical, and structural components.  This course will help you effectively design, procure, operate, and maintain a fleet of electric light rail, heavy rail, and/or commuter rail vehicles.  
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Discipline: Electrical
Topic: Transportation Infrastructure, Railroad Engineering
RA01521

Fundamentals of Engine System Controls

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Engine control systems are now very complex, and this complexity continues to increase as manufacturers strive to meet fuel consumption, emissions, and customer demands. In this course, you will learn about the control system structure so that you can make better decisions and ultimately improve product performance and the development process.
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Discipline: Mechanical
Topic: Vehicles and Powertrains, Engines
RA01420

Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Design Boot Camp

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Advance your knowledge in various power conversion technologies for the hybrid and the electric vehicle in this intermediate to advanced course. You will learn about architectures, electric machines, power electronics, and energy storage technologies and their application in this rapidly evolving, multi-disciplinary industry. 
Discipline: Mechanical
Topic: Electric Power, Electric Vehicle Systems, Power Electronics, Machines, and Drives
RA01497

IC Engine Mechanical Design

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Understand key variables of engine mechanical design and familiarize yourself with the cooling, lubrication, and sealing trade-offs for friction, durability and weight. 
Discipline: Mechanical
Topic: Vehicles and Powertrains, Engines
RA01427

SI Engine Performance

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Learn the fundamental thermodynamic variables to control emissions and improve fuel economy in spark ignition engines. 
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Discipline: Mechanical
Topic: Vehicles and Powertrains, Engines
RA01423
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