NEW PACS Short Courses
Professional Analytical and Consulting Services (PACS)
NEW PACS Short Courses
PACS is in its third decade of providing Testing, Consulting, and Training services for scientists. New PACS short courses have been added to the menu and several courses have been improved. These new course titles are listed below. These courses will be provided in Pittsburgh, PA each May and October and monthly in major cities. Many of these courses and many others can be provided at the client’s time and place.
Short Course Instructors and Consultants are needed to provide new courses and assist present PACS teaching staff. If you have a course in mind or education product to advance economic competitiveness, let us know.
New and Improved Course Titles
For information on these new courses contact: (724) 457-6576
• Technical Writing: Writing for Persuasion, Power and Prestige
• Capillary Electrophoresis – CE Introduction
• Advanced HPLC
• Photochemistry and Stability of Pharmaceuticals, Pesticides and Industrial Chemicals
• Environmental Laws
• Expert Witness Practices and Working with Lawyers
• Fundamentals of Cooling Towers Treatment
• Water Treatment and Corrosion Control in Water Systems
• Advanced Mass Spectral Interpretation
• Computational Fluid Dynamics and Simulations: Industrial Problem Solving
• Applied Reliability Engineering and Product Assurance for Engineers and Managers
• Applied Reliability & Life Testing, including Accelerated and Growth Testing
• Applied Maintainability, Availability and Operational Readiness Engineering
• Applied Robust Engineering Design – by Reliability with Emphasis on Mechanical Components & Structural Reliability
• Creativity for Scientists and Engineers
• Management Leadership
• Managing People Effectively
• Chemical Warfare Agent Detection
• Quality Assurance of Chemical Measurements
• Metal Analysis: AA, GFAA, ICP
• Environmental Data Validation
• Hazardous/Toxic Waste Management
• Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS)
• Organoclay: Principles and Practices
• Activated Carbon Adsorption: Principles, Practices, and Opportunities
