Course NameLength
Automotive Cybersecurity Training Course3 days
Automotive Design and Manufacturing Systems Engineering Training2 days
Automotive Functional Safety ISO 26262 Training Bootcamp4 days
Automotive Open System Architecture Training Workshop | AUTOSAR Training2 days
Automotive Reliability Standards2 days
Automotive Reliability Standards Essentials2 days
Automotive Reliability Testing Training (HALT, HASS)2 days
Automotive Requirements Engineering and Management3 days
Automotive System Design Training3 days
Automotive Systems and Components Design Training2 days
Automotive Systems Engineering with AUTOSAR (Automotive Open System Architecture)2 days
Automotive Systems Reliability Engineering Training2 days
Autonomous Driving Fundamentals3 days
Autonomous Systems Engineering and Design Training2 days
AUTOSAR C++ Coding Guidelines Training2 days
Car Hacking Training Workshop1 day
Certified Automotive Cybersecurity Specialist (CACS)2 days
Certified Automotive Cybersecurity Specialists (CACS): Level One2 days
Certified Automotive Cybersecurity Specialists (CACS): Level Three2 days
Certified Automotive Cybersecurity Specialists (CACS): Level Two2 days
Composite Structures Design, Analysis, Fabrication and Testing Training2 days
Controller Area Network (CAN) Training2 days
Electric and Autonomous Vehicle Technologies Essentials2 days
Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Systems Engineering 2 days
Functional Safety and Hazard Analysis Training3 days
Functional Safety Engineering Certificate2 days
Fundamentals of ADAS | Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)2 days
Fundamentals of Automotive Radar2 days
Fundamentals of Autonomous Systems2 days
Fundamentals of Manufacturing Processes in the Automotive Industry2 days
Fundamentals of Structural and Acoustic Analysis2 days
Intelligent Transportation Systems Engineering Training2 days
Introduction to Automotive Open System Architecture (AUTOSAR) | Software Architecture Training Workshop2 days
Introduction to Design for Durability2 days
Introduction to Vehicle Dynamics and Safety Systems2 days
ISO 26262 Training: Automotive Safety2 days
ISO/SAE 21434 Automotive Cybersecurity Training Workshop2 days
Mastering the Toyota Production System and 5S Methodology Across Industries2 days
Overview of IATF 16949:2016 - Automotive Quality Management Systems Training2 days
Overview of ISO 24089 | Road Vehicles Software Update Engineering2 days
Overview of ISO/IEC 26580 | Software and Systems Engineering2 days
Safety of the Intended Functionality (SOTIF) and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Integration Workshop2 days
Safety of The Intended Functionality (SOTIF) For Autonomous Driving2 days
Transportation Engineering for Managers2 days
Transportation Systems Engineering Training2 days
Vehicle Reliability Prediction Training2 days

Automotive Engineering Training Courses by Tonex

Tonex offers a large selection of Automotive Engineering Training courses for systems engineers, software and hardware engineers, product development engineering, third-party vendors, and managers responsible for the development and implementation of systems, software and hardware in a motor vehicle.

Automotive Engineering

The field of automotive engineering is rapidly evolving.

The automotive industry is undergoing a revolution marked by automation and electric power. Automobiles that drive themselves are already here. Self-driving cars will flood the market sooner than we think, and they’ll forever change the transportation landscape as we currently know it.

Today an average car is 90% hardware and 10% software. According to industry reports, in the future, hardware’s share will reduce to 40%, and the remaining will be divided amongst software (40%) and content (20%).

Auto experts believe that collaboration will be key as it’s difficult for auto manufacturers to sustain in the current disruptive scenario. Many auto industry analysts believe auto companies that don’t think technologically could face shrinkage or extinction.

Clearly, connected cars and software will be the main revenue growth driver toward the end of this decade in the automotive sector. Companies that aren’t able to do this are basically at great risk from a profitability point of view.

Auto companies have already started hiring people with tech backgrounds to future-proof themselves. Technologies like natural language processing, augmented reality, multi-screen environments powered by sensor-rich environments using 5G, and edge computing are bound to change the industry and automotive engineering even further.

Common duties of an automotive engineer include:

  • Preparing design specifications
  • Researching, developing and producing new vehicles or vehicle subsystems
  • Using computerized models to determine the behavior and efficiency of a vehicle
  • Investigating instances of product failure
  • Preparing cost estimates for current or new vehicles
  • Assessing the safety and environmental components of an automotive project
  • Creating plans and drawings for new vehicle products

To be successful in automotive engineering, several skills are needed such as data analysis skills. Automotive engineers are responsible for performing and analyzing various automobile tests. Automotive engineers must be able to efficiently and effectively read and interpret data to improve vehicle performance and production.

Automotive engineers also need a good helping of technical skills related to this industry, including strong working knowledge of automobile maintenance and function.

Also to be proficient in automotive engineering, automotive engineers must be constantly updating their knowledge base through training courses like those offered by Tonex.

Automotive Engineering Courses by Tonex

Tonex offers a dozen different Automotive Engineering courses:

Automotive Functional Safety ISO 26262 Training Bootcamp, a 4-day course that provides an overview of all sections of ISO 26262 and its impact.

Automotive System Design Training, a 3-day course that helps participants gain important competencies that are absolutely necessary in the competitive landscape of the automotive industry as well as by other high-tech industries where system architecture, design and engineering play an important role

Automotive Driving Fundamentals, a 3-day course that should be attended by anyone impacted by the Autonomous Driving revolution including electronic company personnel, computer science specialists, niche vehicle manufacturers, companies or individuals exploring the market with some knowledge of relevant technologies, car manufactures / OEMs, software and electrical engineers, students in physics, robotics, automotive engineering, automation, product design from undergraduate to Ph.D. level.

Controller Area Network (CAN) Training, a 2-day course that covers the ISO 11898 standard of choice for automotive manufacturers and Vehicle Applications.

Functional Safety and Hazard Analysis Training, a 3-day course that covers overall safety and hazard analysis depending on a system or equipment operating correctly in response to its inputs.

ISO 26262 Training Automotive Safety, a 2-day course that helps attendees provide the requirements for ISO 26262 and be prepared for the release of ISO 26262.

Our courses include valuable up to date information on ISO 26262, the Functional Safety standard, which is a modification of the general safety standard IEC 61508 for the specifics of Automotive Electric/Electronic Systems.

Individuals or an organization’s workforce will also stay current with our Controller Area Network (CAN) training. This is the ISO 11898 standard of choice for automotive manufacturers and Vehicle Applications. Approved for use as an ISO and EPA diagnostic network, its usage continues to grow. Controller Area Network (CAN) training covers the theory, operation and use of the CAN protocol, and its applications in the automotive and other industries.

Tonex Automotive Engineering courses are especially beneficial for:

  • System engineers
  • Software and hardware engineers
  • Managers responsible for the development and implementation of systems, software and hardware in a motor vehicle
  • Product development engineers
  • Suppliers whose products contain electronics or software
  • Quality engineers
  • SPICE, CMMI and internal process assessment personnel
  • Attorneys involved in Product Liability
  • Supplier quality engineers
  • Functional safety managers
  • Functional safety implementation leaders and senior management.

Why Choose Tonex?

Tonex courses have a 98 percent satisfaction rating by students who recommend Tonex courses to their peers and colleagues.

Our success over the past 30 years has a lot to do with our flexibility. We understand that organizations, individuals and companies learn best when the course materials are relevant to them. That’s why we customize every learning solution we deliver to the backgrounds of the students, their roles, the project they are working on, as well as the development and production platforms they use.

Tonex only employs world class instructors who are not only experts in their fields but also bring real life experience into their classrooms that helps participants receive a more insightful perspective on topics.

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