
The online certificate program in Process Instrumentation and Control (I&C) consists of three modules covering the different phases of I&C from a nonmathematical and practical point of view. It includes basic concepts, engineering, and installation of control equipment.
Registration is open for Modules 2 and 3. Although it is recommended that the modules be taken in sequence, those with knowledge of the Module 1 material may register and begin in Module 2.
Please look over the course content to see what is covered in Module 1. The certificate is awarded after the completion of the three modules. Those who start in Module 2 and take Module 3 will be required to take Module 1 in October 2010 if they wish to receive a certificate.
The attendees will learn about:
This certificate program is for those who want to learn about the I&C field in a condensed time frame and from a practical point of view and/or for those who simply want to communicate technically with I&C personnel. The program is designed to provide attendees with sufficient knowledge to move into the field of I&C. It is applicable to technical and supervisory personnel. It is presumed that participants come from a setting where they can apply the knowledge received.
There are many advantages to an online course:
Upon successful completion of the three program modules, the certificate awarded to you by the University of Kansas will document your specialized education and knowledge in Process Instrumentation and Control. It can serve as evidence of your qualifications and competence to present or potential employers.
We are no longer accepting online preregistration for this program.
On-site registrations will be accepted, first-come, first-served, on a space-available basis.
If you have questions, please contact one of our registrations specialists at 877-404-5823 (785-864-5823). Onsite registrations will be accepted. If you plan to register on-site, you may wish to download and complete a registration form.
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