ENGR 689: Subsea Hardware is a Course
ENGR 689: Subsea Hardware
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TEXAS RESIDENT PRICE: $1800
USE DISCOUNT CODE: ENGRTXRESIDENT
Instructor: David Gywn
USE DISCOUNT CODE: ENGRTXRESIDENT
Instructor: David Gywn
Prerequisite: Fundamentals of Subsea Engineering
This online continuing education course builds upon the concepts mastered in Fundamentals of Subsea Engineering by laying a foundation on the basic elements (bolting, seals, flanges & hubs, valves, fittings, connections, actuators, etc.) that make up subsea hardware assemblies and learning how these elements work together in a system. At the completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Describe the role of hardware related industry standards (mainly API 17D).
- Demonstrate how the basic elements function individually and as part of a system.
- Evaluate hardware specifications and determine if the hardware is appropriate for a certain project requirements.
- Identify the appropriate industry standards to use depending on the hardware characteristics.
This course is offered as a continuing education course, students who successfully complete this course will earn continuing education units and a certificate of course completion. No academic credit will be issued for completing this course.