Previous ACTC Training Courses

2008
  • BAE Systems, Barrow-In-Furness (21st - 22nd October 2008): "Control Fundamentals"
  • Jaguar / Land Rover, Coventry (17th October 2008): "Optimisation Training"
  • Chrysler, USA (11th - 13th August 2008): "Control Fundamentals and Nonlinear Control"
  • Ford Motor Co., USA (6th - 8th August 2008): "Optimisation and System Identification"
  • Freescale, USA (8th - 9th April 2008): "Introduction to Control"
  • Ford Motor Company, USA (2nd - 4th April 2008): "Introduction to Control and Kalman Filtering for Automotive Applications"
  • National Instruments, Austin, USA (31st March - 1st April 2008): "Control Fundamentals and Overview of Advanced Control"
  • Scottish Power, Longannet Powerstation (22nd January 2008): "Introduction to Process Control"
2007
  • Scottish Power, Rye House Powerstation (18th December 2007): "Introduction to Process Control"
  • Ford Motor Co., Detroit, USA (3rd - 7th December 2007): "Advanced Control for Automotive Applications"
  • Jaguar / Land Rover, Coventry (9th - 11th October 2007): "Mathematics For Engineers"
  • Ricardo, USA (24th - 26th Sept'07): "Control Fundamentals for Automotive Applications"
  • Boeing, USA (19th - 21st Sept'07): "Introduction to Robust and Multivariable Control Design
    • for Aerospace Applications"
  • Ford Motor Co., Detroit, USA (17-19 July 2007): "Control Fundamentals for Automotive Applications"
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (23-24 May 2007): "Control Fundamentals 1 - Theory"
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, CATCH Training Facility, Stallingborough (16 May 2007): "Process Control for Process and Chemical Engineers"
  • Conoco Refinery, Humberbank (15 May 2007): "Process Control for Process and Chemical Engineers"
  • DaimlerChrysler (USA), Detroit, USA (20-23 March 2007 and 26-29 March 2007): "Control Fundamentals and Introduction to Neural Networks" - 20 delegates
    • + 20 delegates
  • RWE Npower, Swindon (22-23 March 2007): "Control Fundamentals for Power Generation" - 12 delegates
  • Scottish Power (8-9 March 2007): "Control Fundamentals for Power Generation" - 10 delegates
  • Scottish Power (5 March 2007): "Introduction to Process Control" - 10 delegates
  • Corus, Rotherham (21 February 2007): "Nonlinear MPC for Reheat Furnace Challenge" - 7 delegates
2006
  • Boeing, Seattle, USA (5-7 Dec 2006): "Control Fundamentals for Aerospace Applications" - 23 delegates
  • Ford Motor Company, Detroit, USA (28-30 Nov 2006): "Nonlinear Control for Automotive Applications" - 12 delegates
  • SELEX-SAS, Edinburgh (15 Nov 2006, Strathclyde University, Glasgow): "Introduction to Kalman Filtering" - 10 delegates
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (1-2 November 2006): "Control Fundamentals 1 - Theory" - 10 delegates
  • Jaguar, Coventry (27-28 Sept 2006): "Overview of Advanced Control for Automotive Applications" - 12 delegates
  • Lyondell, Stallingborough, Grimsby (13 Sept 2006): "Introduction to Process Control" - 12 delegates
  • Ford, Basildon (30-31 May 2006): "Kalman Filtering for Automotive Applications" - 9 delegates
  • Jaguar, Coventry (17-18 May 2006): "Introduction to Modelling, Simulation and Control for Automotive Applications" - 14 delegates
  • Jaguar, Coventry (25-26 April 2006): "Kalman Filtering for Automotive Applications" - 17 delegates
  • Ford, Dearbon USA (21-23 Feb 2006): "Kalman Filtering for Automotive Applications" - 18 delegates
2005
  • BAE Systems SEIC, Loughborough (8-10 November 2005): "Neural Networks for Modelling, Control and Fault Detection" - 8 delegates
  • National Instruments, Austin, USA (12-14 October 2005): "Fundamentals of Dynamic Control using LabVIEW" - 20 delegates
  • Corus, Port Talbot (22 September 2005): ACTC/Alstom Training on "Shape and Gauge Control" - 25 delegates
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (12-14 July 2005) : "Control Design for Servomechanisms" - 5 trainees for 3 days
  • Ford, Dearborn, USA (22-24 June 2005): "Advanced Control for Automotive Applications" - 18 trainees for 2.5 day
  • Total Oil Refinery, Grimsby (5 April 2005): "Introduction to Process Control" - 17 trainees for 1 day
  • Ford, Dearborn, USA (8 - 10 Feb 2005): "Introduction to Modelling, Simulation and Control for Automotive Applications" - 28 trainees for 3 days
2004
  • Ford, Basildon (5-8 Oct 2004): "Introduction to Modelling, Simulation and Control for Automotive Applications" - 9 trainees for 3.5 days
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (21-23 Sept 2004) : "Control Design for Servomechanisms" - 3 trainees for 3 days
  • Boeing, Seattle, USA (13-15 Sept 2004): "Introductory Course on Robust and Multivariable Control Design for Aerospace Applications"
  • Ford, Dearborn, USA (10-12 Aug 2004): "Introduction to Modelling, Simulation and Control for Automotive Applications" - 30 trainees for 3 days
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (14 July 2004): "Overview of Advanced Control" - 4 trainees for 1 day
  • Manufacturing Excellence 2004, Forest of Arden (15 June 2004): "Introduction to Process Control" - 5 trainees for 1 day
  • Boeing, Seattle, USA (24-26 March 2004): "Introductory Course on Robust and Multivariable Control Design for Aerospace Applications" - 25 trainees for 3 days
  • Visteon, Basildon (13-15 Jan 2004): "Advanced Control for Automotive Applications" - 9 trainees for 2.5 days
2003
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (10-11 December 2003): "Control Fundamentals" (Part 2): Practise - 5 trainees for 2 days
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (8-9 October 2003): "Control Fundamentals" (Part 1: Theory) - 6 trainees for 2 days
  • GlaxoSmithKline, Irvine (10 & 11 Sept 2003): "Introduction to Process Control" - 5 trainees on each day
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (3 Sept. 2003): "Introduction to Kalman Filtering" - 7 trainees for 1 day
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (30 July 2003): "Introduction to Process Control" - 3 trainees for 1 day
  • Caledonian Paper, Irvine (25-26 June 2003): "Process Modelling & Simulation and Fuzzy Control" - 5 trainees for 2 days
  • Boeing, Seattle, USA (27-29 May 2003): "Introduction to Modelling, Simulation and Control"
  • Alstom Power Technology, Whetstone (13-15 May 2003): "Control Fundamentals, Modelling and Simulation" - 3 trainees for 2.5 days
  • BAE Systems, Edinburgh (10-13 March 2003): "Introduction to Servomechanisms" - 9 trainees for 4 days
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (29 January 2003): "Overview of Advanced Control" - 12 trainees for 1 day
2002
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (12 December 2002): "Introduction to Process Control" - 6 trainees for 1 day
  • GlaxoSmithKline, Irvine, (9 December 2002): "Introduction to Process Control" - 5 trainees for 1 day
  • Boeing, Seattle, USA (2-4 December 2002): "Intro. to Modelling, Simulation and Control" - 35 trainees for 3 days
  • Visteon, Dunton Engineering Centre (29-30 August 2002): "Control for Automotive Applications" - 8 trainees for 2 days
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (15 August 2002): "Introduction to Kalman Filtering" - 5 trainees for 1 day
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (31 July - 1 Aug 2002): "Control Fundamentals (Part 1 Theory)" - 9 trainees for 2 days
  • ACTC Scheduled Training, Glasgow (14 May 2002): "Introduction to Process Control" - 4 trainees for 1 day
  • Pilkington Glass, St Helens (14 March 2002): "Introduction to Process Control" - 9 trainees for 1 day
  • Avecia, Grangemouth (26 February 2002): "Introduction to Process Control" 12 trainees for 1 day
  • GKN Westland (15-17 January 2002): "Matlab, Simulink & State-flow and Kalman Filtering" - 12 trainees for 3 days
2001
  • Corus Group, Teeside (21 November 2001): "Kalman Filtering" - 12 trainees for 1 day
  • BAE Systems (Electro-Optics) (5-8 November 2001): "Control Design for Servomechanisms" - 8 trainees for 4 days
  • Conoco, Killingholme Refinery (17-19 October 2001): "Control Theory Fundamentals, System Identification and Predictive Control" - 7 trainees for 3 days
  • BAE Systems (Electro-Optics) (21 May 2001): "Introduction to The Application of Kalman Filtering" - 5 trainees for 1 day
  • Central Training (13-16 February 2001): "Control Design for Servomechanisms" - 4 trainees for 4 days
2000
  • Corus Group (11-12 Dec 2000): "Predictive Control for Hot Rolling Processes" - 5 trainees for 2 days
  • GKN Westland (22 Nov 2000): "Introduction to Matlab/Simulink and Control Design" - 15 trainees for 1 day
  • BAE Systems (Electro-Optics) (Aug 2000): "Hinf Design for Servomechanisms " - 6 trainees for 1 day
  • Central Training (20-23 June 2000): "Control Design for Servomechanisms" - 4 trainees for 4 days
1999
  • Pilkington Optronics (Nov 1999): "Control Design for Servomechanisms" - 8 trainees for 4 days
  • Bailey Automation (March 1999): "Control Theory Fundamentals" - 13 trainees for 2 days
  • Alcan International Ltd. (March 1999): "Introduction to Kalman Filtering" - 7 trainees for 1 day
  • Ford Motor Company (March 1999): "Introduction to Kalman Filtering" - 10 trainees for 1 day
    • NNC (January 1999): "Introduction to Simulation for Control Systems Design" - 10 trainees for 1 day
1998
    GEC Marine (November 1998): "Control Theory Fundamentals" 15 trainees for 2 days
  • Pilkington Optronics (September 1998): "Modern Control Overview, System Identification and Kalman Filtering" - 9 trainees for 3 days
  • Maritime Dynamics Inc, USA (April 1998): "Advanced Control for Marine Systems" - 4 trainees for 3 days
  • BAe Sema (March 1998): "The Control of Marine Systems" - 7 trainees for 1/2 day
1997
  • Marathon Oil, Aberdeen(May 1997): "Classical & Modern Control Engineering"
  • Vickers Defence (April 1997): "Control Theory Fundamentals"
  • GEC Defence (April 1997): "Control Theory Fundamentals"