Executive Courses
Upskilling Your Workforce through TDSI’s Executive Courses
TDSI’s Executive Courses under its Continuing Education arm look at domain-specific disciplines in systems thinking and systems engineering, as well as any in-trend/ emerging technologies, to upskill the Singapore defence workforce in line with the nation’s advocacy for lifelong learning. Embracing the digital transformation landscape today, participants will benefit from these courses, learning from subject matter experts from the defence technology community and/or academic institutions, on valuable topical knowledge and skillsets to manage real-world applications. This allows course participants to strengthen their capabilities and value-add to their employing organisations.
TDSI’s Executive Course “Military Navigation Systems Workshop” for Singapore’s Defence Technology Sector
Given the critical importance of navigation in modern military systems and operations that leverages on smart technologies, access to reliable navigation data is imperative while denying them to adversaries during military operations. The executive course on “Military Navigation Systems Workshop” aims to highlight the vulnerabilities in military navigation systems under different deployment scenarios, and share potential corresponding counter-measures. Participants from the defence technology community were appreciative of the knowledge gained from the workshop and acknowledged that the learning was highly relevant and impactful to their current field jobs/ projects. This workshop is well-recognised by the Professional Engineers Board and qualified for 6 Professional Development Units.
TDSI’s Executive Course “Systems Engineering and Analysis of Emerging Advanced Technologies for Defence Applications”
It is important for the Singapore defence forces to be at the frontier and be knowledgeable about emerging technologies for defence applications. The executive course on “Systems Engineering and Analysis of Emerging Advanced Technologies for Defence Applications” aims to present concepts and methods for engineering and analysing emerging advanced technologies, that include artificial intelligence and directed energy weapons, for defence applications. Course participants from the defence technology community have learnt and gained insights from the course that introduced concepts in complexity theory, strategic thinking, technology assessment, systems engineering and systems analysis. Course participants were appreciative that the learning gained have value-added to their current work with their primary affiliated organisations in the defence eco-system.
TDSI’s Executive Course “Generative Artificial Intelligence”
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies have been widely adopted in operations and work processes/ systems at the national level and in various industries. Generative AI is the latest cutting-edge technology that has been launched to extreme popularity, with progressive adoption by enterprises and industries because of its capabilities that can boost productivity and value-add decision-making, alongside many other deployment opportunities. Recognising the increasing importance of Generative AI for the defence sector, TDSI organised the executive course on this in-trend technology for the Singapore defence technology community to equip them with the fundamental knowledge of key concepts and applications of Generative AI, included algorithms such as generative adversarial networks (GANs) and variational autoencoders (VAEs). Course participants learnt how Generative AI could enhance military operations, from synthetic training data generation to scenario planning and decision support systems. This course is well-recognised by the Professional Engineers Board and qualified for 12 Professional Development Units.
Hunter Armoured Fighting Vehicle
Overview
In delivering the Singapore Army's first fully digitalised platform, the Hunter Armoured Fighting Vehicle (AFV) team implemented design and engineering approaches to streamline engineering workflow and processes. The team utilised 3D modelling and simulation to reduce integration risks and expedite the design process in the development phase. Innovation was adopted in the design of the Integrated Combat Cockpit and the Army Tactical Engagement and Information System (ARTEMIS) to streamline workflows, reduce cognitive load and enable the crew to collaborate effectively with one another. The team has also established an open and modular vehicle electronic architecture to facilitate future technology insertions, and set up a Systems Integration Lab for efficient and cost-effective testing.
Photo credit: Mr Wong Ying Tat
Learning Outcome
Course Outline
Who Should Attend
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Speakers
Mr Wong Ying Tat
Mr Wong Ying Tat is a Senior Programme Manager at the Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA)’s Land Systems, and also the Lead Combat Systems Integrator for the Hunter AFV Programme. He was involved in the development, design, qualification and testing of the Hunter AFV and contributed to many of the features and capabilities that are operationalised on the system today. Prior to this, he had worked on various programmes and projects involving the acquisition and integration of weapon systems on various land and naval platforms.
Details
- 04 Aug 2022, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
- 1 hour
- F2F at NUS LT7A and Online via Zoom
Status
This event is now closed.