Maths and Technology for Defence
Course Details
The Aim of the Course
The Benefits of this Training Course
Who Should Study on this Course?
Course Content
Course Length
Number of Students per Course
This course aims to provide students with a foundation skillset of mathematical techniques.
This is a supporting course designed to introduce the student to a range of mathematical techniques and enabling technologies in support of other Inzpire Training Academy modules.
On successful completion of this course, the student will be able to demonstrate a systematic understanding of mathematical techniques and enabling technologies as applied to defence systems. In particular, the student will be able to make evidence-based performance assessments of elementary electro-mechanical systems.
This course is designed for students who are required to understand defence-related mathematics; in support of their current roles or in preparation for higher-order Inzpire courses.
- Module 1: Basic algebra, complex numbers, logarithms and matrices
- Module 2: Basic Calculus and differential equations
- Module 3: Principles of force, energy and power; principles of oscillations and wave theory
- Module 4: Linear and angular equations of motion
- Module 5: Introduction to Electrical and Electronic Engineering
5 Days
Up to 25
At a Glance
Domain Area: Advanced Technology Analysis
Course Title: Maths and Technology for Defence
Course Duration: 5 Days
Student Numbers: Up to 25
In This Section
- ISR/ISTAR Technology
- Space Technology
- Missile Defence
- Radar Systems
- Electro-optical Systems
- Telecommunications, Datalinks and Electronic Warfare Applications
- Weapons Systems Evaluation
- Radar Signal Processing
- Trials Design, Operation, Evaluation and Reporting
- Maths and Technology for Defence
- Statistics
- Advanced Mathematics: Mathematical Modelling for Defence System Analysis
- Advanced Mathematics: Decision Science
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