PEACHTREE CITY, GA – PCEA Training today announced the upcoming winter and spring 2025 schedule for the Certified Professional Circuit Designer (CPCD) training and certification program.
The instructor-led classes cover the gamut of printed circuit design engineering, from layout, place and route to specifications and materials to manufacturing methods. Schematic capture, signal integrity and EMI/EMC are also part of the comprehensive program.
Classes will be held on the dates below:
Each class is 40 hours long and includes a copy of Printed Circuit Engineering Professional, a 400-page handbook on circuit board design, and the optional certification exam.
The deadline to register for the January class is Jan. 3, February class deadline is Feb. 3, and May class deadline is April 11.
There are no prerequisite requirements to enroll. Upcoming classes will be held online. All courses are led by experienced instructors.
The course handbook, Printed Circuit Engineering Professional, was authored by Michael Creeden, Stephen Chavez, Rick Hartley, Susy Webb and Gary Ferrari, industry veterans who combined have more than 200 years’ experience designing and building PCBs for all types of applications.
The course includes an optional certification exam recognized by the Printed Circuit Engineering Association (PCEA).
For information about the course overview, class format, and materials to prepare in advance for the class, visit pceatraining.net/course-overview
For information about the instructors of the course and authors of the course material, visit pceatraining.net/instructors-authors
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