Diploma in Driveability, Torque, NVH and Efficiency
About us Diploma in Driveability, Torque, NVH and Efficiency
The Diploma in Driveability, Torque, NVH and Efficiency focuses on optimizing vehicle performance, encompassing the driving experience (driveability), the analysis of engine torque, the reduction of noise, vibration and harshness (NVH), and the improvement of energy efficiency. Simulation and measurement tools are used to diagnose and troubleshoot problems in engine, transmission, and chassis systems, with a focus on optimizing vehicle dynamics and ride quality. The diploma program provides practical knowledge in areas such as engine calibration, vibration analysis, automotive acoustics, and efficiency management, preparing participants for roles such as engine development engineers, NVH specialists, calibration engineers, and vehicle performance analysts. Compliance with environmental regulations and the challenges of sustainable mobility are addressed.
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Diploma in Driveability, Torque, NVH and Efficiency
- Format:
- Duration:
- Hours: 900 H
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- Registration date: 08-09-2026
- Strat date: 19-10-2026
- Available places: 8
950 $
Competencies and results
What you will learn
Who this program is for:
Diploma in Driveability, Torque, NVH and Efficiency
9.9 Driveability Fundamentals: Definition and Key Metrics
9.9 Analyzing Symptoms and Root Causes of Driveability Problems
9.3 The Role of Torque in the Driving Experience
9.4 Torque Measurement and Diagnostic Techniques
9.5 Transmission Influence on Driveability and Torque
9.6 Data Analysis and Interpretation of Results
9.7 Case Studies: Driveability and Torque in Different Vehicle Types
9.8 Simulation Tools and Analysis Software
9.9 Strategies for Initial Driveability Improvement
9.9 Torque Concepts and Optimization
9.9 Origin and Propagation of Noise and Vibration (NVH)
9.3 NVH Measurement and Analysis Techniques
9.4 NVH Reduction Strategies in Automotive Design
9.5 Torque Optimization to Minimize Vibrations 9.6 Materials and technologies for NVH control.
9.7 Suspension systems and their impact on NVH and engine torque.
9.8 Implementation of solutions and validation of results.
9.9 Case studies: NVH reduction and engine torque optimization.
3.9 Driver-centered design and user experience.
3.9 Influence of ergonomics and the human-machine interface on driveability.
3.3 Design of electronic control units (ECUs) to improve driveability.
3.4 Integration of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and their impact.
3.5 Transmission design and its relationship to driveability.
3.6 Engine design and its optimization for driveability.
3.7 Testing and validation of driveability in prototypes and final vehicles.
3.8 Design for manufacturing and assembly, considering driveability. 3.9 Future Trends in Automotive Design and Driveability
4.9 Fundamentals of Torque Engineering: Advanced Concepts
4.9 Design and Optimization of Crankshafts, Connecting Rods, and Pistons
4.3 Intake and Exhaust Systems: Design and Optimization for Torque
4.4 Force Induction Systems: Turbochargers and Superchargers
4.5 Fuel Injection Systems and Their Influence on Torque
4.6 Combustion Control and Its Relationship to Torque
4.7 Analysis and Simulation of Engine Dynamics
4.8 Dynamometer Testing and Torque Validation
4.9 Prototype Design and Torque Fine-Tuning
5.9 Principles of Energy Efficiency in Vehicles
5.9 Aerodynamic Optimization to Reduce Drag
5.3 Lightweight Design and Material Selection for Efficiency 5.4 Thermal management systems and their impact on efficiency.
5.5 Vehicle hybridization and electrification technologies.
5.6 Energy recovery systems.
5.7 Low rolling resistance tire design.
5.8 Energy efficiency assessment and data analysis.
5.9 The future of vehicle efficiency and environmental regulations.
6.9 Simulation and data analysis software.
6.9 Measurement and diagnostic tools (OBD, emissions analyzers).
6.3 Design of Experiments (DOE) methodologies.
6.4 Failure analysis and reliability design (DFMEA, FTA).
6.5 Computer-aided design (CAD) and simulation.
6.6 Rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing.
6.7 Project management and collaboration tools.
6.8 Validation and verification of models and results. 6.9 Integration of tools and methodologies in the design process.
7.9 Modeling of complex systems: engine, transmission, body.
7.9 Vehicle dynamics simulation and performance analysis.
7.3 Design optimization using genetic algorithms.
7.4 NVH simulation and modal analysis.
7.5 Parametric design and design variations.
7.6 Design of control systems and ECU programming.
7.7 CFD simulation and flow analysis.
7.8 Efficiency optimization and emissions reduction.
7.9 Model validation and correlation with physical tests.
8.9 Case studies: Driveability in electric vehicles.
8.9 Application of optimization strategies in internal combustion engines.
8.3 Case studies: Design of high-performance transmissions.
8.4 Application of simulation techniques in vehicle design. 8.5 Case Studies: NVH Reduction in Luxury Vehicles
8.6 Applications of Torque Engineering in Sports Cars
8.7 Implementation of Efficiency Solutions in Vehicle Fleets
8.8 Analysis of Real-World Cases and Lessons Learned
8.9 Presentation of Final Projects and Conclusions
9.9 Fundamentals of Noise and Vibration: Key Concepts
9.9 Sources of Noise and Vibration in Vehicles
9.3 NVH Measurement and Analysis Methods
9.4 Isolation and Damping Strategies
9.5 Component Design for NVH Control
9.6 Materials and Technologies for Noise and Vibration Reduction
9.7 NVH Modal Analysis and Simulation
9.8 Anechoic Chamber Testing and Validation
9.9 NVH Regulations and Standards
Capstone-type projects
- Driveability: ECU calibration; engine map optimization; simulations and testing.
- Torque: Dynamic modeling and control; improved throttle response; performance analysis.
- NVH: Vibration identification and mitigation; sound insulation; spectral analysis.
- Efficiency: Fuel consumption optimization; emissions reduction; aerodynamic analysis.
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