Marine school training courses in Dayton, OH (public, in-house or online)

1. Advanced Diesel and Power Generation - In this course you?ll be introduced to advanced installation and troubleshooting of recreational marine vessel support systems including power generation and supply systems, marine electronics and Data transfer buses. You’ll also get up to speed on relevant computer and software usage as it pertains to engine interface, control area network, parts, research and service manual usage.

2. Advanced EFI and CAN Bus Systems -This course will intro...

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The Marine Specialist Program consists of four core courses, with the addition of two courses in each of the following concentrations:

Ever consider working on watercraft engines? Careers in the marine industry can be the perfect destination for trained technicians who want to work on propulsion systems, inboard engines, stern drive systems and outboard marine engines.

If you think you’d enjoy a career working on marine engines, you should definitely check out our Marine Spec...

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There seems to be no end in sight to the scourge of the maritime link in the global supply chain—PIRACY. This epidemic, which presents an enormous threat to shipping in several of the world’s critical shipping lanes, proceeded relatively unabated for several years after developing steadily since the demise of Somalia and the international community’s retreat following the "Black Hawk Down incident" and related U.S. forces withdrawal. Mariners, vessels, and their cargo are con...

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This interdisciplinary graduate certificate program is comprised of two basic courses from the Systems Engineering discipline (SYS625 and SYS650), and two from the Maritime Transportation domain (OE610 and OE626). In this way, the complex issues facing the maritime industry as an end-to-end supply chain can be addressed through the discipline of systems engineering. The objectives of this certificate are to provide the student with the basic knowledge of the systems engineering discipline and t...

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The objectives of this program are to provide the student with the operational and technological skills to deal with the international safety and security issues facing the Maritime Transportation System. The student’s perspective may be that of a vessel or port operator, port authority, or military or governmental security agency. Risk-based analyses are performed to assess concerns related to vessel and shore labor practices, navigational security and safety including cargo (e.g., oil spills) ...

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