6-Week Full-Time - Fundamentals of Automotive Functional Safety Control Systems Using ISO 26262 - Diesel

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Course Format: six weeks of intense hands-on training and coaching that will mold you into a world-class entry level embedded controls engineer. 

Deposit: $500 deposit is required to secure your seat. Course totals will be paid back AFTER you receive employment in $500 monthly installments.

One-time Payment Option: $6,500 total for the course

Call 812-418-6389 to talk to an LHPU representative regarding our payment models. Please not, the $500 deposit is a payment towards the full cost of $7,500 for the training program.

6-Week Full-Time - Fundamentals of Automotive Functional Safety Control Systems Using ISO 26262 - Diesel
$7,500.00

Course Format: six weeks of intense hands-on training and coaching that will mold you into a world-class entry level embedded controls engineer. 

Deposit: $500 deposit is required to secure your seat. Course totals will be paid back AFTER you receive employment in $500 monthly installments.

One-time Payment Option: $6,500 total for the course

Call 812-418-6389 to talk to an LHPU representative regarding our payment models. Please not, the $500 deposit is a payment towards the full cost of $7,500 for the training program.

In-Person class: The one-time deposit will only be refunded if a student withdraws from the course 7 or more days prior to the start of training. Withdrawal notification must be done in writing via an email submitted to lhpu@lhpes.com. Online Training: There are no refunds for online training courses. You have 2 months to complete a course, but may request an extension should you need more time to complete.

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  • 5
    Great place to start a career in control systems

    Posted by Devikrishnasai on Nov 16th 2020

    This course has been very informative and gave me a clear idea on control systems with hands on implementation. Some of the important skills I gained are knowledge in CAN, HIL testing, Functional Safety and working with ECU's