Institute for Analytics & Industry Advancement Courses

Introduction to Exterior Ballistics

This course provides an introduction to the field of Exterior Ballistics, including an overview of the forces and moments that affect balls, bullets, and missiles in flight, as well as an overview of simplifying ballistic models such as vacuum trajectories, differential transformations, point mass and NATO 4DOF models. An introduction to trajectory simulation and experimental techniques will also be covered. Students will implement simple numerical simulations of ballistic motion and identify experimental methods used in ballistics. A basic understanding of ordinary differential equations is preferred.

The course will be taught asynchronous, but students have the option to attend live lectures if they wish on M/W at 4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. CST, as well as attend the class in person at the UWF Pensacola Campus in Building 4, Room 305.

Required Textbook: Exterior Ballistics: Theory and Application by John Stutz, ISBN: 9798765755198.

Certified Solidworks Professional Exam Review

Intuitive 3D design and product development solutions from SOLIDWORKS let you conceptualize, create, validate, communicate, manage and transform your innovative ideas into great product designs. You will learn to create fast and accurate designs, including 3D models and 2D drawings of complex parts and assemblies, design for cost and manufacturing with cost estimation tools and manufacturability checks, interact with team members and control revisions with standardized data management tools and eliminate errors and rework by using integrated motion and stress analysis tools.

NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering - Mechanical Exam Prep

Take the first step towards becoming a professional licensed engineer and prepare for the FE exam in the mechanical engineering discipline. You will learn to apply complete problems related to engineering mathematics, probability and statistics, solve engineering economics problems related to the time value of money, calculate stress using Mohr's circle, solve problems related to thermodynamic power cycles and determine heat transfer from convection or conduction.

NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering - Electrical and Computer Exam Prep

The Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam is the first step in the process of becoming a professional licensed engineer (P.E.). Take the first step towards becoming a professional licensed engineer and prepare for the FE exam in the electrical and computer engineering discipline. You will learn to apply math and science concepts to solve complex mathematical problems, apply engineering concepts to solve complex engineering problems and evaluate situations to determine ethical responsibility.