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IPC/WHMA Launches Online Wire Harness Design Course
A new online course teaches engineers how to design wiring harnesses.
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BANNOCKBURN, IL—IPC/WHMA has launched an online instructor-led training course focusing on wire harnesses. “Introduction to Wire Harness Design I” is a two-week program that features both live sessions and on-demand recordings.
Led by Didem Üstün, a seasoned IPC/WHMA-certified expert with more than a decade of industry experience, the course offers participants a deep dive into the complexities of designing, assembling and troubleshooting wire harnesses.
“This program is specifically designed to address the growing demand for skilled wire harness designers who can innovate and excel in an evolving industry,” says Carlos Plaza, senior director of education development at IPC.
“Üstün’s expert guidance, combined with a robust curriculum that includes foundational concepts and practical, hands-on techniques, ensures that learners acquire the knowledge and skills they need to excel,” explains Plaza.
Topics covered include materials selection, troubleshooting and the latest wire processing standards, such as IPC/WHMA-A-620. Participants will also gain practical experience through project-based learning that mimics real-world challenges.
To learn more about the online course, click www.whma.org.
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