Turbomachinery Courses
Each year, Concepts NREC offers an educational program with courses scheduled both in White River Junction, Vermont and online. Concepts NREC's policy of continuous improvement ensures that courses are completely up-to-date and appropriate for the needs of practicing turbomachinery engineers. Therefore, a course may differ in some details from the information provided here. Also note that new courses may be introduced as requested, and not all the courses will be offered annually.
2023 - 2024 Course Schedule
Turbomachinery Core Fundamentals - Compressors
May 2 - 4, 2023 (online 9:30 am - 12:45 pm EDT)
Course Fee: $1200
Recommended for all engineers!! Recent mechanical and aero engineer graduates with a very strong background in fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, boundary layer theory, and turbomachinery courses may not need this intensive review. We recommend all engineers to use this intensive 'boot camp' review to revitalize their foundation of basics prior to taking an advanced course for compressors, especially those taught by Concepts NREC staff.
Topics include the Essentials of Turbomachinery Design, Dimensional Analysis, Scaling, and Similitude; Principles of Structural Analysis; Boundary Layer Growth, Stability, and Range for compressors.
Flexible online delivery with live instructor lectures. Take this course and receive 15% discount when combined with registration for our advanced compressor course: Centrifugal Compressors: Improving Design for Better Performance (May 2023).
Materials
This course will be taught using the Introduction to Turbomachinery textbook by David Japikse and Nicholas C Baines. Students will also receive downloadable pdf course materials.
Lead Instructor
Dr. David Japikse
Dr. Japikse is the CEO and Founder of Concepts NREC, the world’s leading full-service turbomachinery design and development organization. Dr. Japikse received his B.S. in Engineering from Case Institute of Technology, his M.Sc. and Ph.D. Degrees in Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University and conducted post-doctoral research as a Fulbright Scholar/NSF Fellow at the Technische Hochschule in Aachen, Germany. He has received extensive recognition for his work in the design of pumps, compressors, and turbines, as well as the development of design tools.
A recipient of the 2010 Henry R. Worthington Medal for eminent achievement in pumping machinery, as well as other prestigious awards, he is also an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering and the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. Dr. Japikse has also authored/edited ten books and written/presented 300+ reports on turbomachinery design and development.
Other guest lecturers will also present on specific topics throughout the week.
Centrifugal Compressors Course - Improving Design for Better Performance & Cost (Online or In-person)
May 22 - 26, 2023 (online or in-person 8:30 am - 4:30 pm EDT)
Course Fee: $3500
Detailed understanding of the aerodynamic behavior and structural integrity of centrifugal compressors is essential to meet competitive market needs. The student will learn the basic phenomena occurring in inlets, impellers, diffusers, volutes, and return channels. The entire development and design process from 1D to 3D viscous methods is taught with live examples while stressing preliminary cycle work, velocity triangle optimization, blade loading considerations, viscous flow-field analysis, and structural analysis. Special emphasis is placed on surge, choke, design methodology, laboratory development, and model development. Students work a sample evaluation problem, and all lectures are given by internationally renowned authorities.
A major advance in understanding has been achieved in the Diffuser Consortium; the impact on stage distortion and possible effects on the design process will be discussed. Grooved covers (Patent no. 8,926,276 B2) and Super Diffusers will also be mentioned as part of the changing fabric of compressor design and performance.
Program Overview
Introduction to Centrifugal Compressors Impeller Flow Analysis
- Introduction to impeller flows
- Secondary flows
- Impeller modeling and design possibilities
- Impeller exit velocity profiles
- Loss analysis
Diffuser Design
- The role of the diffuser in compressor performance
- Vaneless diffusers
- Cascade (airfoil) diffusers
- Channel (wedge) diffusers
- Design applications and modeling
Stress and Vibration Analysis
- Causes of failure
- Blade and hub steady stresses
- Creep
- Fatigue failure
- Life estimation
Additional Stage Components
- The compressor inlet
- Volute
- Collector
- Return channel
Stability and Range
- Review of steady stall
- Rotating stall in centrifugal compressors
- Surge
- Range extension and variable geometry
Systematic Design and Optimization
- Design overview
- Design optimization strategies
- Design tools: meanline, blade generation, and CFD
Experimental Development
- The reasons for testing
- Designing a test program
- Compressor test facilities
- Power and efficiency measurement
- Instrumentation
Design Examples
A selection of centrifugal compressor design examples will be used to illustrate the various steps in the design process, including meanline design and analysis, impeller blade design, rapid loading and streamline curvature analysis, and CFD analysis.
What You Will Learn
This course provides a comprehensive survey of the design and analysis of centrifugal compressors. The objective of the course is to provide participants with:
- An overview and familiarization of the design and operation of the complete machine, and individual components of the machine
- A guide to the technology database that underpins and guides all design and analysis procedures
- A familiarization of the best design practices at all levels, from basic machine selection to the detailed aerodynamic and mechanical design of all components
- A guide to the different types of computer-based analysis tools available, and the applicability of each
- An exposure to state-of-the-art design practices
- An understanding of how to achieve the best compromises between efficiency, range, cost, life, and durability.
This course has been taught for more than 39 years, and many hundreds of engineers in the compressor industries have benefited from it. During that time it has been continuously revised to reflect the latest understanding and best practices, including examples of actual design practice. Special emphasis is placed on impeller and diffuser interaction and design as a result of recent investigations. A recent innovation is to include examples of actual design practice. Attendees will observe, discuss, and participate in real-time design examples guided by the instructors, taking specifications and developing compressor designs to the point where prototype machines can be manufactured and tested.
Schedule
Materials
The course materials have been developed over many years and are regularly reviewed to ensure that they are kept up to date. Course fee includes the textbook, Centrifugal Compressor Design and Performance, written by Dr. David Japikse. If you already have the book, let us know at registration and we will subtract the cost from your fee.
Instructors
Dr. David Japikse
Dr. Japikse is the CEO and Founder of Concepts NREC, the world’s leading full-service turbomachinery design and development organization. Dr. Japikse received his B.S. in Engineering from Case Institute of Technology, his M.Sc. and Ph.D. Degrees in Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University and conducted post-doctoral research as a Fulbright Scholar/NSF Fellow at Technische Hochschule in Aachen, Germany. He has received extensive recognition for his work in the design of pumps, compressors, and turbines, as well as the development of design tools.
A recipient of the 2010 Henry R. Worthington Medal for eminent achievement in pumping machinery, as well as other prestigious awards, he is also an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering and the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. Dr. Japikse has also authored/edited ten books and written/presented 300+ reports on turbomachinery design and development.
Other guest lecturers will also present on specific topics throughout the week.
Turbomachinery Core Fundamentals - Pumps (Online)
September 19 - 21, 2023 (online 9:30 am - 12:45 pm EDT)
Course Fee: $1200
Register Now
Recommended for all engineers!! Recent mechanical and aero engineer graduates with a very strong background in fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, boundary layer theory, and turbomachinery courses may not need this intensive review. We recommend all engineers to use this intensive 'boot camp' review to revitalize their foundation of basics prior to taking any advanced courses for pumps, especially those taught by Concepts NREC staff.
Topics include the Essentials of Turbomachinery Design, Dimensional Analysis, Scaling, and Similitude; Principles of Structural Analysis; Boundary Layer Growth, Stability, and Range for pumps.
Take this course and receive 15% discount when combined with registration for the advanced pump course: Centrifugal and Axial Pumps – Modern Design, Performance and Problem Solving.
Materials
Lead Instructor
Dr. David Japikse
Dr. Japikse is the CEO and Founder of Concepts NREC, the world’s leading full-service turbomachinery design and development organization. Dr. Japikse received his B.S. in Engineering from Case Institute of Technology, his M.Sc. and Ph.D. Degrees in Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University and conducted post-doctoral research as a Fulbright Scholar/NSF Fellow at the Technische Hochschule in Aachen, Germany. He has received extensive recognition for his work in the design of pumps, compressors, and turbines, as well as the development of design tools.
A recipient of the 2010 Henry R. Worthington Medal for eminent achievement in pumping machinery, as well as other prestigious awards, he is also an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering and the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. Dr. Japikse has also authored/edited ten books and written/presented 300+ reports on turbomachinery design and development.
Other guest lecturers will also present on specific topics throughout the week.
Centrifugal and Axial Pumps — Modern Design, Performance, and Problem Solving (Online or In-person)
October 23 - 27, 2023 (online or in-person 8:30 am - 4:30 pm EDT)
Course Fee: $3500
Register Now
This course is designed to help engineers design, test, and run pumps and systems that are more efficient, more economical, and more reliable. Engineers will come to understand the best state-of-the-art design practices and learn the latest theories on performance, cavitation, dynamic forces, and noise. The course will review the latest advances in design tools and will provide expert and relevant instruction to designers on pump design optimization. Nearly half of all the teaching is focused on actual commercial design cases with measured data for confirmation.
The course begins with an extensive survey of the current technology base for pump design, covering impellers, diffusers, volutes, and other flow elements. The limitations on pump operation and range, due to stall and other instabilities, are described. Special attention is given to problems and design issues specifically associated with pump flows, namely, cavitation, unsteady flow, and vibration. The analysis of stress and vibration in centrifugal pumps will be covered in detail.
Emphasis is placed on modern methods available to the pump designer for blade layout and design, using flexible geometric techniques associated with hydrodynamic loading calculations and the computational fluid dynamic (CFD) analysis of pump flows. The advantages and limitations of such analyses are reviewed thoroughly by the instructor.
What You Will Learn
- Where the pump design process begins
- What the trade-offs are in any design process
- What challenges face today’s pump designers, as related to fluid dynamics, mechanical behavior of pump operation, and performance legislation
- How to redesign for improved product competitiveness
- How modern design techniques can improve performance and reduce engineering costs
- How to interpret performance data
- How advanced computer software can be used to improve the process of pump design and selection
- What unusual pump performance problems are being studied today
- How to effectively use CFD in modern design
Schedule
Materials
Participants receive a copy of Centrifugal Pump Design and Performance by David Japikse. This textbook is a durable reference of lasting value to all pump engineers and will be used in the course. Please be sure to include your current shipping address for fastest delivery. If you already own this book, let us know at registration and we will subtract the cost.
Lead Instructor
Dr. David Japikse
Dr. Japikse is the CEO and Founder of Concepts NREC, the world’s leading full-service turbomachinery design and development organization. Dr. Japikse received his B.S. in Engineering from Case Institute of Technology, his M.Sc. and Ph.D. Degrees in Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University and conducted post-doctoral research as a Fulbright Scholar/NSF Fellow at the Technische Hochschule in Aachen, Germany. He has received extensive recognition for his work in the design of pumps, compressors, and turbines, as well as the development of design tools.
A recipient of the 2010 Henry R. Worthington Medal for eminent achievement in pumping machinery, as well as other prestigious awards, he is also an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering and the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. Dr. Japikse has also authored/edited ten books and written/presented 300+ reports on turbomachinery design and development.
Other guest lecturers will also present on specific topics throughout the week.
Super-Critical CO2 Cycle and Turbomachinery Design and Analysis (Online or In-person)
March 19 - 21, 2024 ( online or in-person 8:30am - 4:30pm EDT)
Course Fee: $2100
Register Now
Interest in super-critical carbon dioxide (sCO2) in closed loop power cycles has significantly increased in recent years. These cycles benefit from the unique properties of CO2 near the critical point but these properties also pose unique challenges for turbomachinery design.
This course seeks to educate the engineer on the basics of sCO2 design. We will identify the basic issues, tradeoffs, and limitations involved in laying out cycles and their sizing requirements. The most suitable applications of sCO2 cycles will be discussed. Basic aerodynamic and structural design issues unique to sCO2 will be covered along with special concerns for design and analysis of the turbomachinery components.
What You Will Learn
- An understanding of the benefits and challenges of sCO2 power cycles.
- Introduction to the modeling and numerical methods required for sCO2 design.
- Awareness of the special design consideration for sCO2 compressors and turbines.
- Overview of advanced topics that bring special risks to sCO2 design
Note: Participants are expected to have basic understanding of thermodynamics and fluid dynamic principles. Some prior knowledge of turbomachinery design principles is helpful but not essential.
Materials
The course materials have been developed over several years and are regularly reviewed to ensure that they are kept up-to-date. Participants will receive a copy of the course notes.
Instructors
Mark Anderson
Mark Anderson is Chief Technology Officer at Concepts NREC. He has 30+ years of experience in turbomachinery design and fluid modeling. He earned his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Northeastern University and a M.A. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Anderson has conducted a wide range of research in the areas of hypersonic propulsion, turbomachinery modeling, and computational fluid dynamics. He spearheaded meanline development, geometry parameterization, and quasi-3D and full 3D CFD at Concepts NREC and was Vice President of Software Development for 10 years. He has authored or co-authored over 25 papers on turbomachinery, CFD, and environmental modeling.
Turbomachinery Core Fundamentals - Compressors (Online)
May 7 - 9, 2024 (online 9:30 am - 12:45 pm EDT)
Course Fee: $1200
Register Now
Recommended for all engineers!! Recent mechanical and aero engineer graduates with a very strong background in fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, boundary layer theory, and turbomachinery courses may not need this intensive review. We recommend all engineers to use this intensive 'boot camp' review to revitalize their foundation of basics prior to taking an advanced course for compressors, especially those taught by Concepts NREC staff.
Topics include the Essentials of Turbomachinery Design, Dimensional Analysis, Scaling, and Similitude; Principles of Structural Analysis; Boundary Layer Growth, Stability, and Range for compressors.
Flexible online delivery with live instructor lectures. Take this course and receive 15% discount when combined with registration for our advanced compressor course: Centrifugal Compressors: Improving Design for Better Performance (May 2024).
Materials
This course will be taught using the Introduction to Turbomachinery textbook by David Japikse and Nicholas C Baines. Students will also receive downloadable pdf course materials.
Lead Instructor
Dr. David Japikse
Dr. Japikse is the CEO and Founder of Concepts NREC, the world’s leading full-service turbomachinery design and development organization. Dr. Japikse received his B.S. in Engineering from Case Institute of Technology, his M.Sc. and Ph.D. Degrees in Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University and conducted post-doctoral research as a Fulbright Scholar/NSF Fellow at the Technische Hochschule in Aachen, Germany. He has received extensive recognition for his work in the design of pumps, compressors, and turbines, as well as the development of design tools.
A recipient of the 2010 Henry R. Worthington Medal for eminent achievement in pumping machinery, as well as other prestigious awards, he is also an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering and the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. Dr. Japikse has also authored/edited ten books and written/presented 300+ reports on turbomachinery design and development.
Other guest lecturers will also present on specific topics throughout the week.
Centrifugal Compressors Course - Improving Design for Better Performance & Cost (Online or In-person)
May 20 - 24, 2024 (online or in-person 8:30 am - 4:30 pm EDT)
Course Fee: $3500
Register Now
Detailed understanding of the aerodynamic behavior and structural integrity of centrifugal compressors is essential to meet competitive market needs. The student will learn the basic phenomena occurring in inlets, impellers, diffusers, volutes, and return channels. The entire development and design process from 1D to 3D viscous methods is taught with live examples while stressing preliminary cycle work, velocity triangle optimization, blade loading considerations, viscous flow-field analysis, and structural analysis. Special emphasis is placed on surge, choke, design methodology, laboratory development, and model development. Students work a sample evaluation problem, and all lectures are given by internationally renowned authorities.
A major advance in understanding has been achieved in the Diffuser Consortium; the impact on stage distortion and possible effects on the design process will be discussed. Grooved covers (Patent no. 8,926,276 B2) and Super Diffusers will also be mentioned as part of the changing fabric of compressor design and performance.
Program Overview
Introduction to Centrifugal Compressors Impeller Flow Analysis
- Introduction to impeller flows
- Secondary flows
- Impeller modeling and design possibilities
- Impeller exit velocity profiles
- Loss analysis
Diffuser Design
- The role of the diffuser in compressor performance
- Vaneless diffusers
- Cascade (airfoil) diffusers
- Channel (wedge) diffusers
- Design applications and modeling
Stress and Vibration Analysis
- Causes of failure
- Blade and hub steady stresses
- Creep
- Fatigue failure
- Life estimation
Additional Stage Components
- The compressor inlet
- Volute
- Collector
- Return channel
Stability and Range
- Review of steady stall
- Rotating stall in centrifugal compressors
- Surge
- Range extension and variable geometry
Systematic Design and Optimization
- Design overview
- Design optimization strategies
- Design tools: meanline, blade generation, and CFD
Experimental Development
- The reasons for testing
- Designing a test program
- Compressor test facilities
- Power and efficiency measurement
- Instrumentation
Design Examples
A selection of centrifugal compressor design examples will be used to illustrate the various steps in the design process, including meanline design and analysis, impeller blade design, rapid loading and streamline curvature analysis, and CFD analysis.
What You Will Learn
This course provides a comprehensive survey of the design and analysis of centrifugal compressors. The objective of the course is to provide participants with:
- An overview and familiarization of the design and operation of the complete machine, and individual components of the machine
- A guide to the technology database that underpins and guides all design and analysis procedures
- A familiarization of the best design practices at all levels, from basic machine selection to the detailed aerodynamic and mechanical design of all components
- A guide to the different types of computer-based analysis tools available, and the applicability of each
- An exposure to state-of-the-art design practices
- An understanding of how to achieve the best compromises between efficiency, range, cost, life, and durability.
This course has been taught for more than 39 years, and many hundreds of engineers in the compressor industries have benefited from it. During that time it has been continuously revised to reflect the latest understanding and best practices, including examples of actual design practice. Special emphasis is placed on impeller and diffuser interaction and design as a result of recent investigations. A recent innovation is to include examples of actual design practice. Attendees will observe, discuss, and participate in real-time design examples guided by the instructors, taking specifications and developing compressor designs to the point where prototype machines can be manufactured and tested.
Schedule
Materials
The course materials have been developed over many years and are regularly reviewed to ensure that they are kept up to date. Course fee includes the textbook, Centrifugal Compressor Design and Performance, written by Dr. David Japikse. If you already have the book, let us know at registration and we will subtract the cost from your fee.
Instructors
Dr. David Japikse
Dr. Japikse is the CEO and Founder of Concepts NREC, the world’s leading full-service turbomachinery design and development organization. Dr. Japikse received his B.S. in Engineering from Case Institute of Technology, his M.Sc. and Ph.D. Degrees in Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University and conducted post-doctoral research as a Fulbright Scholar/NSF Fellow at Technische Hochschule in Aachen, Germany. He has received extensive recognition for his work in the design of pumps, compressors, and turbines, as well as the development of design tools.
A recipient of the 2010 Henry R. Worthington Medal for eminent achievement in pumping machinery, as well as other prestigious awards, he is also an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering and the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. Dr. Japikse has also authored/edited ten books and written/presented 300+ reports on turbomachinery design and development.
Other guest lecturers will also present on specific topics throughout the week.
Turbomachinery Core Fundamentals - Pumps (Online)
September 17 - 19, 2024 (online 9:30 am - 12:45 pm EDT)
Course Fee: $1200
Register Now
Recommended for all engineers!! Recent mechanical and aero engineer graduates with a very strong background in fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, boundary layer theory, and turbomachinery courses may not need this intensive review. We recommend all engineers to use this intensive 'boot camp' review to revitalize their foundation of basics prior to taking any advanced courses for pumps, especially those taught by Concepts NREC staff.
Topics include the Essentials of Turbomachinery Design, Dimensional Analysis, Scaling, and Similitude; Principles of Structural Analysis; Boundary Layer Growth, Stability, and Range for pumps.
Take this course and receive 15% discount when combined with registration for the advanced pump course: Centrifugal and Axial Pumps – Modern Design, Performance and Problem Solving.
Materials
Lead Instructor
Dr. David Japikse
Dr. Japikse is the CEO and Founder of Concepts NREC, the world’s leading full-service turbomachinery design and development organization. Dr. Japikse received his B.S. in Engineering from Case Institute of Technology, his M.Sc. and Ph.D. Degrees in Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University and conducted post-doctoral research as a Fulbright Scholar/NSF Fellow at the Technische Hochschule in Aachen, Germany. He has received extensive recognition for his work in the design of pumps, compressors, and turbines, as well as the development of design tools.
A recipient of the 2010 Henry R. Worthington Medal for eminent achievement in pumping machinery, as well as other prestigious awards, he is also an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering and the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. Dr. Japikse has also authored/edited ten books and written/presented 300+ reports on turbomachinery design and development.
Other guest lecturers will also present on specific topics throughout the week.
Centrifugal and Axial Pumps — Modern Design, Performance, and Problem Solving (Online or In-person)
October 21 - 25, 2024 (online or in-person 8:30 am - 4:30 pm EDT)
Course Fee: $3500
Register Now
This course is designed to help engineers design, test, and run pumps and systems that are more efficient, more economical, and more reliable. Engineers will come to understand the best state-of-the-art design practices and learn the latest theories on performance, cavitation, dynamic forces, and noise. The course will review the latest advances in design tools and will provide expert and relevant instruction to designers on pump design optimization. Nearly half of all the teaching is focused on actual commercial design cases with measured data for confirmation.
The course begins with an extensive survey of the current technology base for pump design, covering impellers, diffusers, volutes, and other flow elements. The limitations on pump operation and range, due to stall and other instabilities, are described. Special attention is given to problems and design issues specifically associated with pump flows, namely, cavitation, unsteady flow, and vibration. The analysis of stress and vibration in centrifugal pumps will be covered in detail.
Emphasis is placed on modern methods available to the pump designer for blade layout and design, using flexible geometric techniques associated with hydrodynamic loading calculations and the computational fluid dynamic (CFD) analysis of pump flows. The advantages and limitations of such analyses are reviewed thoroughly by the instructor.
What You Will Learn
- Where the pump design process begins
- What the trade-offs are in any design process
- What challenges face today’s pump designers, as related to fluid dynamics, mechanical behavior of pump operation, and performance legislation
- How to redesign for improved product competitiveness
- How modern design techniques can improve performance and reduce engineering costs
- How to interpret performance data
- How advanced computer software can be used to improve the process of pump design and selection
- What unusual pump performance problems are being studied today
- How to effectively use CFD in modern design
Schedule
Materials
Participants receive a copy of Centrifugal Pump Design and Performance by David Japikse. This textbook is a durable reference of lasting value to all pump engineers and will be used in the course. Please be sure to include your current shipping address for fastest delivery. If you already own this book, let us know at registration and we will subtract the cost.
Lead Instructor
Dr. David Japikse
Dr. Japikse is the CEO and Founder of Concepts NREC, the world’s leading full-service turbomachinery design and development organization. Dr. Japikse received his B.S. in Engineering from Case Institute of Technology, his M.Sc. and Ph.D. Degrees in Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University and conducted post-doctoral research as a Fulbright Scholar/NSF Fellow at the Technische Hochschule in Aachen, Germany. He has received extensive recognition for his work in the design of pumps, compressors, and turbines, as well as the development of design tools.
A recipient of the 2010 Henry R. Worthington Medal for eminent achievement in pumping machinery, as well as other prestigious awards, he is also an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering and the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. Dr. Japikse has also authored/edited ten books and written/presented 300+ reports on turbomachinery design and development.
Other guest lecturers will also present on specific topics throughout the week.
Registration Fees
Registration fees are due at the time of purchase. Registering without payment does not reserve space. Fees include all course materials, typically including a downloadable syllabus and a textbook.
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$200 may be deducted from the registration fee if payment is received three or more weeks prior to the course start date. Please apply discount code: EARLYREG.
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If more than two participants from the same company are registered for the same course, deduct 25% for third and subsequent registrant’s fee(s). Please apply discount code: 3PLUS.
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A full-time student can deduct 33% of the registration fee. Proof of student status is required. Please apply discount code: CNCOURSE_EDU.
- 15% may be deducted from the registration fee if taking both core fundamentals course and full advanced course either for compressors or pumps design. Please apply discount code: CN15%COMBO.
Limit one discount code per transaction. By submitting the registration form, you agree that you are registering for this course with the understanding that the lectures are presented live on Eastern Time business hours, and further agree to abide by all associated restrictions regarding the subject matter presented therein.
You will receive the course materials for download, however recordings are not provided to registrants and recording of the sessions by attendees is strictly prohibited.
