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FUNDAMENTALS OF OFFSHORE ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE PROGRAM



OVERVIEW

Designed with Offshore Professionals in Mind

Developed specifically for engineers, scientists, and technologists who are new
to the offshore industry, or aspire to begin a career in the offshore industry.
With subject-matter experts from the field as instructors, participants receive
a one-of-a-kind experience that includes real-world examples incorporated into
each course, allowing them to gain a deeper appreciation of established theories
and processes.

The three courses below comprise the brand-new “Fundamentals of Offshore
Engineering Professional Certificate Program”. Participants who complete all
three courses within a 3-year window will receive the coveted professional
certificate. Previous participants of DFOP/DFPS are eligible to receive this
credential as well (contact RaDell Gibbs, rgibbs@austin.utexas.edu, for more
information).

 

 

Fundamentals of Offshore Structures (FOS): This course will review the
fundamentals of all types of offshore structures (fixed or floating), and will
provide participants with an understanding of their design and construction;
specifically, the theory and process of such design.

Design of Fixed Offshore Platforms (DFOP): This course explores topics such as
Earthquake Engineering, Spectral Analysis Application, and Structural
Reliability, and encourages group discussions of actual design problems in order
to ensure students can put the newly learned concepts to use.

Design of Floating Production Systems (DFPS): By studying the theory and current
methods in relation to the design and construction of floating platforms,
participants will gain a complete understanding of the fundamental design
process and modern design practices in the field.

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