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I have a need to send some Engineers to intro SMT classes. I... - Aug 21, 2001 by CJ

You may want to also look at ... - Aug 21, 2001 by Roland

Process Sciences offers a two day intensive course on SMT pr... - Aug 21, 2001 by viscom

Hmmmm To high level?..........please tell me more. Caldon... - Aug 21, 2001 by CAL

Cal: Could you contac me, Thanks! Elfego Sanch... - Aug 25, 2001 by Elfego Sanchez

Send them to the SMTA - they have classes and courses for al... - Aug 30, 2001 by

Has anyone heard of the quality of the electronics classes t... - Aug 31, 2001 by

I have input about EMPF but my opion is biased. One thin... - Sep 04, 2001 by CAL

The best place for SMT courses are those being presented at ... - Sep 04, 2001 by

#17282

SMT Classes | 21 August, 2001

I have a need to send some Engineers to intro SMT classes. I have found two avenues: 1)ACI (which is to high level!) 2)Cookson CPS which is more in line with intro to SMT process.

Are there other that are on re-occurring timelines?

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Roland

#17284

SMT Classes | 21 August, 2001

You may want to also look at http://www.blackfox.com , http://www.smtplus.com and maybe even http://www.sait.ab.ca. I hope this helps!

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viscom

#17286

SMT Classes | 21 August, 2001

Process Sciences offers a two day intensive course on SMT processes. It is taught by senior process engineers, and has been quite successful in serving the electronics industry on a number of levels.

We conduct this course at different locations around the country. Below is the schedule for the remainder of 2001. Please let me know if you would like for me to send you a course description.

Boston, MA - October 15-16 Phoenix, AZ - October 18-19 Austin, TX - November 5-6 Seattle, WA - November 8-9

Thanks, Philip Prud'homme Process Sciences, Inc. 512-259-7070 phone pwp@process-sciences.com

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CAL

#17288

SMT Classes | 21 August, 2001

Hmmmm To high level?..........please tell me more.

Caldon W. Driscoll ACI USA 610-362-1200 cdriscoll@aciusa.org

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Elfego Sanchez

#17355

SMT Classes | 25 August, 2001

Cal: Could you contac me, Thanks!

Elfego Sanchez Delphi-Delco Electronics SMT Comp Leader (956) 98 7271

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monkey

#17418

SMT Classes | 30 August, 2001

Send them to the SMTA - they have classes and courses for all levels. There is one in Boston at the end of next month. They have one at a different location every 3 or 4 months...

http://www.smta.org/smtai/index.cfm

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dougk

#17444

SMT Classes | 31 August, 2001

Has anyone heard of the quality of the electronics classes through the EMPF (i.e. American Competitiveness Institute, Navy 'Mantech' program)?

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CAL

#17457

SMT Classes | 4 September, 2001

I have input about EMPF but my opion is biased.

One thing I can tell you that is a fact- the classes are 40% theory and 60% "hands-on". The 60% "hands-on" utilized the latest in manufacturing equipment. No hotel conference room, training is done right on the manufacturing floor at the machines. There are three lines for low, mid, and high end manufacturing.

Cal Driscoll ACI- EMPF 610-362-1200 cdriscoll@aciusa.org

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JoAnn

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SMT Classes | 4 September, 2001

The best place for SMT courses are those being presented at SMTA International. We offer everything from entry level to the most advanced technologies. All info can be found at http://www.smta.org/smtai. The industry's best source of technical information.

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