This 24-hour course is taught over three consecutive eight-hour days. Participants will learn the basic skills and scientific principles required to use the filament winding and roll wrapping process to fabricate Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) parts. Eight hours of this course will be lectures, and 16 hours will be hands-on labs.

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In this course students will cover topics such as basic measuring, layup notation, science, and math skills required to be a composite technician. In the lab, students will perform five hands-on lab projects covering the fabrication skills and techniques needed to perform basic pre-impregnated layup and wet layup processes.

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May 1-31, 2026, Westpointe Center - WWTE, 120

This 24-hour hybrid course, offers in-person labs and online lectures. Students will learn how to apply core materials and adhesives in advanced composites with the pre-preg process. Students will learn secondary bonding, co-bonding and co-curing with composite and core materials.

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May 1-31, 2026, Westpointe Center - WWTE, 120

This 24-hour hybrid course, offers in-person labs and online lectures. This course gives students a broad introduction to the world of advanced composites, with a focus on carbon fiber reinforced epoxy systems using the vacuum infusion process.

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May 1-31, 2026, Westpointe Center - WWTE, 120

24hr course taught over 3 consecutive 8hr days. Students will learn how to apply core materials and adhesives in advanced composites with the Vacuum Infusion process. Students will learn secondary bonding, co-bonding and co-curing with composite and core materials.

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May 1-31, 2026, Westpointe Center - WWTE, 120

24hr course taught over 3 consecutive 8hr days. Students will learn how to apply core materials and adhesives in advanced composites with wet layup process. Students will learn secondary bonding, co-bonding and co-curing with composite and core materials.

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This course contains no sessions
Click here to be notified about the next scheduled program.

24hr course taught over 3 consecutive 8hr days. Students will learn the basic skills and scientific principles required to use the wet layup process to fabricate Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) parts. 8 hours of this course will be lecture, and 16 hours will be hands-on labs.

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May 1-31, 2026, Westpointe Center - WWTE, 120

This 24hr course is taught over three consecutive 8hr days. Students will learn the concepts and skills behind designing and building a mold using the wet layup process. Students will replicate an existing object in carbon fiber through the use of mold making. 90% of this class will be hands on lab time, while 10% will be lectures.

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This course contains no sessions
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This 24-hour, week-long course gives students a broad introduction to the world of advanced composites, with a focus on carbon fiber reinforced epoxy systems. This course is offered in a lecture/lab setting with a 30/70 split, respectively. Students will cover lecture topics such as basic measuring, layup notation, science, and math skills required to be a composite technician. In the lab, students will perform five hands-on lab projects covering the fabrication skills and techniques (including leak free vacuum bags!) needed to perform basic pre-impregnated layup and wet layup processes. Chemical and lab safety as well as foreign object debris (FOD) awareness is always practiced. These skills are essential to manufacturing composite parts in the aerospace field. Successful completion of this single-course program meets the requirements to earn the Composite Technician Onboarding Workforce Microcredential.

As a result of this training participants will be able to apply safety habits and prevent hazards in the workplace; fabricate a composite parts using tow-preg, wet-bath winding, and roll wrapping using shrink tape; read part travelers and follow operating procedures; apply industry vocabulary for advanced composite manufacturing; and evaluate scientific principles related to composite materials.

This 24hr program is taught over 3 consecutive 8hr days. As a result of this training, students will be able to create and test secondary, co-cure and co-bonds with proper surface preparation and various pressure applications; explain the compatibility of adhesives between metals, plastic, composites and core materials; demonstrate the application of PPE and power tools to trim and sand cured composite structures; and practice flat and curved layups using the pre-preg process.

This 24-hour, in person and online hybrid course gives students a broad introduction to the world of advanced composites, with a focus on carbon fiber reinforced epoxy systems. This course is offered in an online at home lecture/on campus in person lab setting with a 40/60 split, respectively. Students will cover lecture topics such as basic measuring, layup notation, science, and layup techniques required to be a composite technician. In the lab, students will perform 3 hands-on lab projects covering the fabrication skills and techniques (including leak free vacuum bags!) needed to perform basic vacuum infusion processes. Chemical and lab safety as well as foreign object debris (FOD) awareness is always practiced. These skills are essential to manufacturing composite parts in the aerospace field. Successful completion of this single-course program meets the requirements to earn the Infusion Composite Technician Workforce Microcredential.

This 24hr program is taught over 3 consecutive 8hr days. As a result of this training, students will be able to create and test secondary, co-cure and co-bonds with proper surface preparation and various pressure applications; explain the compatibility of adhesives between metals, plastic, composites and core materials; demonstrate the application of PPE and power tools to trim and sand cured composite structures; and practice flat and curved layups using core materials with the vacuum infusion process.

Secondary co-cure and co-bonding Adhesive compatibility between metals, plastics, composites and core materials Part finishing Wet layups with core materials

24hr course taught over 3 consecutive 8hr days. Participants will learn the basic skills and scientific principles required to use the wet layup process to fabricate Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) parts. 8 hours of this course will be lecture, and 16 hours will be hands-on labs.

This 24hr course is taught over three consecutive 8hr days. As a result of this training, students will be able to fabricate a plug from an existing object and wet layup a composite mold using the plug; identify the properties and performance trade-offs of various composite tooling materials; explain the principles of mold design; and demonstrate the correct use of in-mold coatings. 90% of this class will be hands on lab time, while 10% will be lectures.