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Professional Development Ground Vehicle on Demand Courses Sae Corporate Learning Clients SAE INTERNATIONAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GROUND VEHICLE ON DEMAND COURSES SAE CORPORATE LEARNING CLIENTS 3M Co. College Isuzu Motors America Inc. Purolator Products Co. A & D Technology, Inc. Dexter Corp. ITT Industries Inc. Quality Industries Aaron’s Automotive Products Directed Technologies, Inc. J & L Development, Inc. Quantum Abbott Diagnostics Douglas Autotech JBM Sherman Carmel Raufoss Automotive Components ACH LLC Dresser-Rand Co. Johns Manville Canada Actia Corp. Dura Automotive Systems Johnson Controls Reliance Machine Products Inc. Agco Corp. Dura Automotive Systems Canada Karl Schmidt Unisia Ricardo, Inc. Aisin World Corporation of America LTD KB Bendix Mexico Operations Robert Bosch Co. Algonquin Automotive Durakon Industries Inc. Kellogg Crankshaft Co. Robertshaw Tennessee AlliedSignal Inc. Eastman Kodak Co. Keykert USA Schaeffler Group Aluminum Precision Products East Penn Manufacturing Co. Inc. King Abdullah II Design & Schukra of NA American Axle Eaton Corp. Development Bureau SCHUNK Intec Inc. Anchor Swan Edison Welding Institute Knoll Inc Scientific and Research Institute for Andover Industries Elgin Sweeper Kohler Engines Standardization and Unification Arctic Cat Inc. Emerson Electric Komatsu Mining Systems Inc. (NIISU) Armstrong Forensic Engineers Engelhard Corp. Kostal of America Inc. Siemens Automotive Corp. Arvin Industries, Inc. Engineering Systems Inc. Lacks Enterprises, Inc. Sigma International ArvinMeritor Engineered Machined Products Lear Corp. Simula Automotive Safety Devices, ASC Exterior Technologies Environment Canada Linamar Driveline Systems Group Inc. Aselsan, Inc. Environmental Systems Products Lord Corporation SKF (formerly Chicago Rawhide) Athena Technologies Inc. EWD Lubrizol Corp. SL America Astronics AES Exco Engineering Luk USA LLC Solutia Inc. Atlantic Auto Components ExxonMobil Corp. Magna Powertrain Engine South Central College Autocam Corp. Faurecia Automotive Technologies Southwest Research Institute Autoliv N.A. Federal Mogul Corp. Group Sowilo Networks Auto Transtech Fel-Pro Inc. Magna Steyr Spartan Chassis Systems Azure Dynamics Inc. Ficosa North America Magneti Marelli Square D Co. BAE Systems Flexfab LLC Mahindra & Mahindra SSI Technologies Inc. Bayer Polymers Flexible Metal, Inc. Mahle Technology, Inc. Stant Manufacturing Inc. Becton Dickenson Fontaine Trailer Co. Mark IV Automotive Stewart & Stevenson LLC Behr America, Inc. Ford Motor Co. MascoTech Swagelok Co. Forensic Engineering Technologies, Matsushita Communications Indus. Synerject LLC Bendix Corp. LLC Corp. Benedict Engrg. Systems Research Laboratories Inc. Forest Engineering Research Mazda Canada Takata Automotive Systems Bethlehem Steel Corp. Institute of Canada Mercedes-Benz USI Laboratory Biomechanical Consultants of California Freightliner Corp. Mercury Marine Taylor Made Industries Bobcat Co. Freudenberg-Nok Meritor Automotive Inc. TEAM Industries Bombardier R&D Ftech R&D North America Metaldyne Sintered Components Technologies M4 Inc. Borg-Warner Automotive Fujitsu Network Communications Methode Electronics Teradyne Inc. Bosch Braking Gables Engineering Inc. Mitsubishi Motors R&D America TESMA Engine Technologies Bose Corporation Gates Power Drive Products MICO, Inc. Texas Instruments Inc. Bowles Fluidics Gates Rubber Inc. Motorola, Inc. The Budd Co. Bridgestone Firestone Inc. GE Lighting MTS Systems Corp. The Genie Co. Briggs & Stratton Corp. General Dynamics Corp. Nachi Robotics Systems, Inc. The Timken Co. Britax Child Safety Inc. General Motors Corp. National Renewable Energy ThyssenKrupp Bilstein of America General Motors de Mexico Laboratory Inc. California Air Resources Board National Research Council of TI Automotive Caltrans, CA Dept. of Transportation General Seating Canada Gibbs Technologies TM4 Inc. Carborundum National Security Agency Toyota Motor Corp. Cardell Corp. Global Thermoelectric, Inc. Navistar Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Trelleborg Automotive Cardinal Health Inc. Neapco TRW Inc. Cardone Industries Graco Children’s Products Nelson Metal Products Grand Haven Stamped Products U. S. Military Branches Carlisle Brake & Friction (GHSP) New Hampshire Ball Bearing U.S. EPA Case Corp. Grote Industries, LLC New Venture Gear Inc. U.S. Steel Corp. Caterpillar Inc. Grupo Antolin N.A. Neway Anchorlok U.S. Tsabaki Automotive Division Cherry Automotive H2Gen Innovations, Inc. Nexteer Automotive UCI-Fram Group Chrysler Group LLC Harley-Davidson Motor Co. NHTSA Unicell Corp. Cinch Connectors Hayes-Lemmerz Int’l. Inc. NREL United Defense LP Clark Material Handling Co. Heil Environmental NxtGen Emission Controls UQM Technologies, Inc. Club Car Inc. Heller Machine Tools Nissan Motor Co. Valeo CNH Industrial Hendrickson Truck Suspension Norcold Inc. Van-Rob Stampings Coachman Industries Systems Novabus Inc. VDO Cobasys LLC Henkel Technologies NSK Corp. Visteon Electronics Colorado State Patrol Academy Honda of America Inc. Optis Volkswagen de Mexico S.A. de C.V. ConocoPhillips Honda of Canada, Inc. Oshkosh Corporation Volvo Truck North America Inc. Continental Teves Inc. Honeywell PACCAR Inc. W.E.T. Automotive Systems Ltd. Cooper Standard Automotive HRYCAY Consulting Engineers Inc. Panasonic Automotive Systems of Wabash Technologies Cooper Tire Husky Corp. America Warn Industries Corning Inc. Husqvarna Turf Care Panasonic Automotive Systems Webasto Sunroofs, Inc. CSI S.p.A. Hybrid Design Services, Inc. of America Webb Wheel Products, Inc. Cummins, Inc. HyClone Laboratories Paulstra C.R.C. Westport Innovations Cutler Hammer Corp. HydrogenSource Perkin-Elmer, Inc. Wheel to Wheel Inc. DaimlerTrucks Hyundai America Technical Center Peterbilt Motors Co. Woodward Governor Co. Dana Corp. IMMI Inc. Philips Technologies Yamaha Motor Mfg. Corp. of Deere & Co. Imperial Oil Pi Innovo, LLC America Daimler Trucks INA Engine Components Polaris Industries Yazaki North America, Inc. Delphi Corp. Industrial Technology Centre Pollak Corp. ZF Batavia Delta-Q Technologies Infineum USA LP Ponderosa Associates ZF Industries Denso Int’l. America, Inc. Inland Truck Parts Co. PPG Industries ZF Lemforder Denton ATD Intertek Carnot Emissions Services Prestolite Electric Inc. Denver Automotive and Diesel Intier Automotive Inc. Pro-Dex CATALOG KEY TABLE OF You will see the following icons alongside the course descriptions. These icons indicate: CONTENTS • delivery formats available for the course • the course is part of an SAE certificate • that it is an ACTAR approved course Live, online – indicates the course is an instructor-led web seminar offered live and online via telephone and internet connection Table of Contents .................................................................................................................I Online, on demand – About SAE International ..................................................................................................IV indicates the course is SAE International Corporate Learning Solutions ...................................................... V available online anytime Accreditations .....................................................................................................................VI the participant would SAE Certification & Certificate Programs ..................................................................VII like to access the course through the internet Instructor Biographies ......................................................................................................72 Instructor Index ................................................................................................................. 79 Certificate – indicates the course is part of an SAE International curriculum- COURSES & LEARNING PRODUCTS BY TECHNOLOGY based, multi-course certificate. See a list of the multi- CHASSIS AND VEHICLE DYNAMICS course certificates on page VII BRAKES AND BRAKING SYSTEMS ACTAR logo – indicates Commercial Vehicle Braking Systems e-Seminar ......................................................2 the course is an ACTAR Introduction to Brake Control Systems e-Seminar ....................................................3 approved course. For Vehicle Braking Performance: Braking Confidence more information on and Pedal Feel Fast Track ........................................................................................4 ACTAR and ACTAR Vehicle Braking Performance: Stopping Distance Fast Track ................................4 accredited courses, see page VI VEHICLE DYNAMICS Vehicle Dynamics for Passenger Cars and Light Trucks e-Seminar .....................5 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS ELECTRONICS & ELECTRICAL CONTROL SYSTEMS Controller Area Network (CAN) for Vehicle Applications e-Seminar ..................7 Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (HEVs): Current Production, Future Strategies Web Seminar RePlay ...............................................................8 I TABLE OF CONTENTS VEHICLE ELECTRIFICATION MATERIALS AND MANUFACTURING Plug-in Hybrids: Opportunities and Challenges Web Seminar RePlay …………………8 MATERIALS Laminated Glass: Design Considerations for Vehicle Door Systems Fast Track ……………………… 25 MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP METALLURY Root Cause Problem Solving: Methods Principles of Metallurgy …………………………………………… 26 and Tools Web Seminar RePlay ………………………… 10 Corrosion of Metals …………………………………………………… 26 Corrosion of Metals: Chemistry of Corrosion …………… 27 MANAGING PRODUCT Corrosion of Metals: Galvanic Corrosion ………………… 27 Corrosion of Metals: Uniform Corrosion …………………… 28 DEVELOPMENT/QUALITY Hardness Testing …………………………………………………………
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