Launching DIC Beginner User Training Course 2.0

Launch Video – New DIC Beginner User Training Course 2.0

We are proud to announce the release of the DIC Beginner User Training Course 2.0, the first course in the company’s new, multi-level Digital Image Correlation (DIC) user training program. Designed to support both new and experienced users, this comprehensive eLearning course provides a structured introduction to DIC and Point Tracking theory, Istra4D functionality, and the practical aspects of measurement setup and analysis.

The DIC Beginner User Training Course 2.0 (Bronze – Level 1) offers a total of 40 hours of online learning. It is divided into ten parts, each featuring downloadable learning materials (.pdf) and a knowledge review quiz. Upon successful completion of all ten parts, participants can apply for a Level 1 Certificate of Achievement from Dantec Dynamics.

Course Structure and Topics:

  1. Introduction to DIC & Point Tracking
  2. Introduction to Istra4D
  3. Cameras, Lenses & Optics (I)
  4. Setup & Design of a DIC Measurement (I)
  5. Setup & Design of a DIC Measurement (II)
  6. Setup & Design of a DIC Measurement (III)
  7. Projection Calibration (I)
  8. Measurement Series Acquisition & Triggering Modes (I)
  9. Correlation Evaluation (I)
  10. Graphical Visualization & Data Export (I)

The new course marks the first step in Dantec Dynamics’ broader DIC training scheme, which is designed to gradually build user expertise through a series of progressive learning levels. Future courses will explore advanced topics and application complexities, helping users deepen their understanding and make the most of the company’s innovative DIC solutions.

The DIC Beginner User Training Course 2.0 is now available free of charge to all current and prospective DIC users through Dantec Dynamics’ eLearning platform.

Interested participants can contact their local Dantec Dynamics sales representative for more information and enrolment details.

Join now and start your DIC learning journey today!

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