Training courses are provided on a wide range of subjects, from fundamental
control theory to advanced control philosophies and expert systems. These
can be used as refresher courses for your engineers, or to bring a team
up to speed on new or advanced techniques.
The training courses can be customised so that the material targets
a particular area, alternatively examples can be used that have relevance
to the trainees' business.
Freescale, USA (8th - 9th April 2008)
"Introduction to Control"
Ford Motor Company, USA (2nd - 4th April 2008)
"Introduction to Control and Kalman Filtering for Automotive Applications"
National Instruments, Austin, USA (31st March - 1st April 2008)
"Control Fundamentals and Overview of Advanced Control"
Scottish Power, Longannet Powerstation (22nd January 2008)
"Introduction to Process Control"
Scottish Power, Rye House Powerstation (18th December 2007)
"Introduction to Process Control"
Ford Motor Co., Detroit, USA (3rd - 7th December 2007)
"Advanced Control for Automotive Applications"
Jaguar / Land Rover, Coventry (9th - 11th October 2007)
"Mathematics For Engineers"
Ricardo, USA (24th - 26th Sept'07)
"Control Fundamentals for Automotive Applications"
Boeing, USA (19th - 21st Sept'07)
"Introduction to Robust and Multivariable Control Design
for Aerospace Applications"
Ford Motor Co., Detroit, USA (17-19 July 2007)
"Control Fundamentals for Automotive Applications"
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (23-24 May 2007)
"Control Fundamentals 1 - Theory"
ACTC Scheduled Training, CATCH Training Facility, Stallingborough (16 May 2007)
"Process Control for Process and Chemical Engineers"
Conoco Refinery, Humberbank (15 May 2007)
"Process Control for Process and Chemical Engineers"
DaimlerChrysler (USA), Detroit, USA (20-23 March 2007 and 26-29 March 2007)
"Control Fundamentals and Introduction to Neural Networks" - 20 delegates + 20 delegates
RWE Npower, Swindon (22-23 March 2007)
"Control Fundamentals for Power Generation" - 12 delegates
Scottish Power (8-9 March 2007)
"Control Fundamentals for Power Generation" - 10 delegates
Scottish Power (5 March 2007)
"Introduction to Process Control" - 10 delegates
Corus, Rotherham (21 February 2007)
"Nonlinear MPC for Reheat Furnace Challenge" - 7 delegates
Boeing, Seattle, USA (5-7 Dec 2006)
"Control Fundamentals for Aerospace Applications" - 23 delegates
Ford Motor Company, Detroit, USA (28-30 Nov 2006)
"Nonlinear Control for Automotive Applications" - 12 delegates
SELEX-SAS, Edinburgh (15 Nov 2006, Strathclyde University, Glasgow)
"Introduction to Kalman Filtering" - 10 delegates
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (1-2 November 2006)
"Control Fundamentals 1 - Theory" - 10 delegates
Jaguar, Coventry (27-28 Sept 2006)
"Overview of Advanced Control for Automotive Applications" - 12 delegates
Lyondell, Stallingborough, Grimsby (13 Sept 2006)
"Introduction to Process Control" - 12 delegates
Ford, Basildon (30-31 May 2006)
"Kalman Filtering for Automotive Applications" - 9 delegates
Jaguar, Coventry (17-18 May 2006)
"Introduction to Modelling, Simulation and Control for Automotive Applications" - 14 delegates
Jaguar, Coventry (25-26 April 2006)
"Kalman Filtering for Automotive Applications" - 17 delegates
Ford, Dearbon USA (21-23 Feb 2006)
"Kalman Filtering for Automotive Applications" - 18 delegates
BAE Systems SEIC, Loughborough (8-10 November 2005)
"Neural Networks for Modelling, Control and Fault Detection" - 8 delegates
National Instruments, Austin, USA (12-14 October 2005)
"Fundamentals of Dynamic Control using LabVIEW" - 20 delegates
Corus, Port Talbot (22 September 2005)
ACTC/Alstom Training on "Shape and Gauge Control" - 25 delegates
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (12-14 July 2005)
"Control Design for Servomechanisms"
- 5 trainees for 3 days
Ford, Dearborn, USA (22-24 June 2005)
"Advanced Control for Automotive Applications" - 18 trainees for 2.5 day
Total Oil Refinery, Grimsby (5 April 2005)
"Introduction to Process Control" - 17 trainees for 1 day
Ford, Dearborn, USA (8 - 10 Feb 2005)
"Introduction to Modelling, Simulation and Control for Automotive Applications" - 28 trainees for 3 days
Ford, Basildon (5-8 Oct 2004)
"Introduction to Modelling, Simulation and Control for Automotive Applications" - 9 trainees for 3.5 days
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (21-23 Sept 2004)
"Control Design for Servomechanisms"
- 3 trainees for 3 days
Boeing, Seattle, USA (13-15 Sept 2004)
"Introductory Course on Robust and Multivariable Control Design for Aerospace Applications"
Ford, Dearborn, USA (10-12 Aug 2004)
"Introduction to Modelling, Simulation and Control for Automotive Applications" - 30 trainees for 3 days
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (14 July 2004)
"Overview of Advanced Control" - 4 trainees for 1 day
Manufacturing Excellence 2004,
Forest of Arden (15 June 2004)
"Introduction to Process Control" - 5 trainees for 1 day
Boeing, Seattle, USA (24-26 March 2004)
"Introductory Course on Robust and Multivariable Control Design for Aerospace Applications" - 25 trainees for 3 days
Visteon, Basildon (13-15 Jan 2004)
"Advanced Control for Automotive Applications" - 9 trainees for 2.5 days
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (10-11 December 2003)
"Control Fundamentals" (Part 2): Practise - 5 trainees for 2 days
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (8-9 October 2003)
"Control Fundamentals" (Part 1: Theory) - 6 trainees for 2 days
GlaxoSmithKline, Irvine (10 & 11 Sept 2003)
"Introduction to Process Control" - 5 trainees on each day
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (3 Sept. 2003)
"Introduction to Kalman Filtering" - 7 trainees for 1 day
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (30 July 2003)
"Introduction to Process Control" - 3 trainees for 1 day
Caledonian Paper, Irvine (25-26 June 2003)
"Process Modelling & Simulation and Fuzzy Control" - 5 trainees for 2 days
Boeing, Seattle, USA (27-29 May 2003)
"Introduction to Modelling, Simulation and Control"
Alstom Power Technology, Whetstone (13-15 May 2003)
"Control Fundamentals, Modelling and Simulation" - 3 trainees for 2.5 days
BAE Systems, Edinburgh (10-13 March 2003)
"Introduction to Servomechanisms" - 9 trainees for 4 days
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (29 January 2003)
"Overview of Advanced Control" - 12 trainees for 1 day
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (12 December 2002)
"Introduction to Process Control" - 6 trainees for 1 day
GlaxoSmithKline, Irvine, (9 December 2002)
"Introduction to Process Control" - 5 trainees for 1 day
Boeing, Seattle, USA (2-4 December 2002)
"Intro. to Modelling, Simulation and Control" - 35 trainees for 3 days
Visteon, Dunton Engineering Centre (29-30 August 2002)
"Control for Automotive Applications" - 8 trainees for 2 days
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (15 August 2002)
"Introduction to Kalman Filtering" - 5 trainees for 1 day
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (31 July - 1 Aug 2002)
"Control Fundamentals (Part 1 Theory)" - 9 trainees for 2 days
ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (14 May 2002)
"Introduction to Process Control" - 4 trainees for 1 day
Pilkington Glass, St Helens (14 March 2002)
"Introduction to Process Control" - 9 trainees for 1 day
Avecia, Grangemouth (26 February 2002)
"Introduction to Process Control" 12 trainees for 1 day
GKN Westland (15-17 January 2002)
"Matlab, Simulink & State-flow and Kalman Filtering" - 12 trainees for 3 days
Corus Group, Teeside (21 November 2001)
"Kalman Filtering" - 12 trainees for 1 day
BAE Systems (Electro-Optics) (5-8 November 2001)
"Control Design for Servomechanisms" - 8 trainees for 4 days
Conoco, Killingholme Refinery (17-19 October 2001)
"Control Theory Fundamentals, System Identification and Predictive Control" - 7 trainees for 3 days
BAE Systems (Electro-Optics) (21 May 2001)
"Introduction to The Application of Kalman Filtering" - 5 trainees for 1 day
Central Training (13-16 February 2001)
"Control Design for Servomechanisms" - 4 trainees for 4 days
Corus Group (11-12 Dec 2000)
"Predictive Control for Hot Rolling Processes" - 5 trainees for 2 days
GKN Westland (22 Nov 2000)
"Introduction to Matlab/Simulink and Control Design" - 15 trainees for 1 day
BAE Systems (Electro-Optics) (Aug 2000)
"Hinf Design for Servomechanisms " - 6 trainees for 1 day
Central Training (20-23 June 2000)
"Control Design for Servomechanisms" - 4 trainees for 4 days
Pilkington Optronics (Nov 1999)
"Control Design for Servomechanisms" - 8 trainees for 4 days
Bailey Automation (March 1999)
"Control Theory Fundamentals" - 13 trainees for 2 days
Alcan International Ltd. (March 1999)
"Introduction to Kalman Filtering" - 7 trainees for 1 day
Ford Motor Company (March 1999)
"Introduction to Kalman Filtering" - 10 trainees for 1 day
NNC (January 1999)
"Introduction to Simulation for Control Systems Design" - 10 trainees for 1 day
GEC Marine (November 1998)
"Control Theory Fundamentals" 15 trainees for 2 days
Pilkington Optronics (September 1998)
"Modern Control Overview, System Identification and Kalman Filtering" - 9 trainees for 3 days
Maritime Dynamics Inc, USA (April 1998)
"Advanced Control for Marine Systems" - 4 trainees for 3 days
BAe Sema (March 1998)
"The Control of Marine Systems" - 7 trainees for 1/2 day
Marathon Oil, Aberdeen(May 1997)
"Classical & Modern Control Engineering"
Vickers Defence (April 1997)
"Control Theory Fundamentals"
GEC Defence (April 1997)
"Control Theory Fundamentals"