Training Courses

Military Vetronics Architectures

Course running on 2nd - 3rd May 2012

(*** The course has moved from 1-2 May 2012 to 2-3 May 2012 ***)

The Military Vetronics Architectures course is a"Continuing Professional Development" (CPD) course run by the VRC and accredited by the Centre for Collaboration and Partnership at the University of Brighton. The 2-day short course is designed to provide a clear strategy for new military vetronics capabilities, enhancing existing platforms and designing the military vehicles of the future.

Successful completion of the course provides 10 Credits towards a Masters degree (MSc - Level 7 in the National Higher Education Framework).

Learning objectives:

• Identify, categorise and critically evaluate Vetronics architectures and their requirements within platform integration in relation to Generic Vehicle Architecture (GVA) and Vehicle Systems Integration (VSI) Standards and Guidelines.
• Systematically analyse individual stages of the Vetronics life-cycle and identify important considerations in relation to the procurement process of military vehicles.
• Analyse and evaluate processes, to support through-life capability management.

For instructions on how to book a place in the course please follow the Booking Instructions.

Course documentation:

• Course leaflet.
• Course syllabus & assesment task.
• Course timetable.
• Booking procedure.
• Registry enrolment form (to be returned via email to <training (a) vetronics.org> or faxed to +44 (0) 1273 641770).
• Fees payment form (to be signed and faxed to +44 (0) 1273 641770 or scanned and emailed to <training (a) vetronics.org>.

Note: All participants are required to be approved by the MOD and be given access to the Land Data Model by QinetiQ. Please check the booking instructions for information on how to apply for access.