roundcrisis wrote: ↑Mon Jul 20, 2020 10:15 am
- Do you have a "table of contents" of what you are going to teach over the period?
We don't publish a "table of contents" because each course is different and Damien uses his current projects as the jumping off point. In December I suspect he will be focusing on the Toyota family Inverter/DCDC/Charger, Siemens/Lexus/Toyota/Nissan/Tesla drivetrains, CHAdeMO rapid charge, HV safety, and various OEM battery types.
You can get a flavour from the old course threads or ask previous participants. We will also upload some test video at some point.
roundcrisis wrote: ↑Mon Jul 20, 2020 10:15 am
- Since this is online, we won't be able to go hands on, unless we work with simulators and such. If that is the case what simulators are we going to use? Or how would we replace the hands on bits?
The introductory course will not feature "hands on" tasks. It's more interactive lecture style. We will restrict the numbers so that everyone gets a chance to participate fully.
The advanced courses will have hands on tasks. For example, everyone on the CAN course will be using the same hardware/software tools and diagnosing the same hardware in the first instance.
roundcrisis wrote: ↑Mon Jul 20, 2020 10:15 am
- What times would this run on ?
The course will run from 9 til 5 every day with a 1 hour stop for lunch. It will be possible to watch the recorded video if you can't attend full time.
In Ireland we undertake training & open source RND for the New Electric group, 5 companies converting boats, buses, cars and trucks to electric drive since 2008.