Advance Yourself with a Georgia Tech
Infrared & Electro-Optical Technology Certificate
Discover the Latest in Cutting-Edge Infrared Technology
Do you need to understand the latest infrared technology? Go beyond books to learn what works, what doesn’t, and what needs improvement from technical experts working in the field. Discover the latest cutting-edge infrared & electro-optical technology from those designing it.
How You Will Benefit
- Participants
- Gain the technical confidence to understand debated issues
- Immediately apply course knowledge on your jobs
- Establish industry and government contacts
- Get lifetime access to your instructors’ technical expertise
- Enhance your career path
- Earn recognized industry credentials
- Employers
- Expand your industry and government contacts
- Give your employees needed credentials to improve your corporate resume
- Certify your staff has the necessary training it needs to complete projects
- Provide your employees with the latest, cutting-edge training that can make an immediate impact
Who Should Earn an Infrared & Electro-Optical Technology Certificate
- Aerospace engineers—those that build these systems: targeting (surveillance, target acquisition, fire control) and survivability suites (warning, jammers, decoys, and stealth)
- Government procurement engineers
- Government intelligence analysts
- Military officers—colonels, Navy captains, majors, captains, lieutenants
- Chief engineers
- Directors of engineering
- Program managers
- Engineers
- Marketing staff
- Applications engineers
Three Elective Courses
(Choose any three courses)
- Advanced Earth Remote Sensing
- Directed Infrared Countermeasures: Technology, Modeling, and Testing
- EO/IR Polarimetric Imaging Systems
- Fundamentals of Earth Remote Sensing
- Hyperspectral Imaging
- LIDAR Engineering
- Military Laser Principles and Applications
- Modeling & Simulation in Electro-Optical and Infrared Systems
- Modeling Target Acquisition with Electro-Optical Imagers
“The people who teach the course actually know what they are talking about. They are active in the industry and testing. No B.S. at all.” —Past participant