Aerospace & Defense Engineering Training
Aerospace & Defense Engineering Training courses by TONEX are combinations of science and engineering practices and concepts that are required to create civil, commercial and military aircraft and spacecraft. Generally speaking, “defense” means equipment, support, and communication systems covering the land warfare, as well as the surface warships and submarines. TONEX intends to cover all areas of aerospace and defense engineering that is applied in these fields.
Aerospace engineering is the main area of engineering that addresses aircraft and spacecraft development. It is categorized into two main and overlapping branches: aeronautical engineering and astronomics engineering.
Aerospace engineering used to be called aeronautical engineering, but as flight technology expanded to contain craft function in outer space, the wider term of “aerospace engineering” has mainly substituted it in common usage. Aerospace engineering, in particular the astronautics category, is sometimes referred to as “rocket science,” which is the wrong term to use.
Flight vehicles are expected to advance extremely fast to provide the unique conditions similar to those formed by changes in atmospheric pressure and temperature, with constructional loads used based on the elements of the vehicle. To that end, they are normally the results of different technological and engineering practices such as aerodynamics, propulsion, avionics, materials science, structural assessment, and producing. The relationship among such technologies is referred to as aerospace engineering. Due to the complication and number of practices engaged, aerospace engineering is performed by interdisciplinary teams of engineers, each of which have their own unique expertise.
Aerospace & Defense Engineering, from the Systems Engineering Perspective
Due to the broad definition of systems engineering, any area that contains more than two elements that have an interaction with each other can be called a system. Therefore, aerospace and defense engineering can perfectly be placed under systems engineering.
Systems engineering is a systematic method for the design, understanding, technical management, functions, and retirement of a system. A system is constructed or collected of various components that can generate the results that are not achievable by each of the elements individually.
Generalized Components:
- Environment
- Sub-systems with associated functions or processes
- Inputs and outputs
Essence of Systems Engineering
- The customer does not realize the problem, and should not
- The “Metric” notion is very complicated
- Effective approaches are goal-oriented, not a technology-oriented or chronological
- Bystanders should be considered
- There is often confusion among the decision making roles
Systems Life Cycle
- Concept development
- Preliminary design completion
- Final design and construction
- System assembly
- Integration and test
- Launch
- Operations
- Closeout
Defense Engineering
- Air domain
- Ground attack
- Tactical bomber
- Naval patrol
- Battleground surveillance
- Airborne early warning
- Electronic combat
- Photographic inspection
- Troop/materiel transport
- Unmanned air vehicles
Aerospace & Defense Areas
Some of the main areas related to aerospace and defense include:
- Airframe/platform
- Weapons systems
- Defense electronics
- Military communication systems
- Simulation and training
- Military assessment
- Avionics system
- Operations assessment
- Project engineering
- Systems engineering
- Model-based systems engineering
- Military and avionic standards and guidelines
Why TONEX?
- Extensive experience in both aerospace and defense systems
- Comprehensive courses
- Trainings are mostly hands-on
- Hands-on sessions include labs, practical exercises, and hands-on workshops
- Examples and projects are chosen from real-world case studies
Experts in Aerospace & Defense Engineering Training: FAA, Aerospace & Defense Training Courses and Seminars: DO-178, DO-178C, DO-254, DO-278, DO-160G, Modeling and Simulations, Defense Technologies, Tactical Digital Information Link (TADIL), Tactical Data Link (TDL) Capabilities, Enterprise Architecture Frameworks, DoDAF, SysML, Safety, EMC/EMI, RF and Microwave Communications, SATCOM, VSAT, SOA, Systems Engineering and System of Systems Engineering, Aircraft, Ground Vehicles, Missiles & Guided Weapons, Missile Defense, Naval Systems, Radar Systems, Sensors & Situational Awareness, Tactical Communications, Training & Logistics, Transportation & Safety Management, Unmanned Systems, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) Systems Engineering.
Who Should Consider a Defense Engineering Custom Program?
Any organization in the following technology fields should also consider a TONEX custom program to keep its workforce on the cutting-edge.
Aeronautics. Armaments & Energetic Materials. Biological. Biomedical, Chemical, Energy Systems, Electronics, Ground Systems, Lasers, Optics and Sensors, Processing & Manufacturing, Marine Systems, Nuclear Systems, Positioning, Navigation and Time, Information Security, Signature Control
Aerospace & Defense Engineering Training