You have Questions

Questions about the material, about specific concepts, tools or techniques. If anything is not clear in the course you could spend hours reading, researching, and sorting out a solution. Or, you can post your question to a discussion forum and in a few hours, maybe a day, get back on track with learning the course material.

Discussion Forum Options

You have many options given the many platforms and sites discussing reliability engineering. But, specific to this course there are two good options.

First, a private discussion forum just for those enrolled in this course on Accendo Reliability.

The private forum provides a convenient and safe environment for you to ask any question you have concerning the body of knowledge or the course. Please also add comments, ideas, and suggestions to improve the course.

I’ll be monitoring the private discussion forum and providing responses or finding responses as soon as I can. I tend to check at least daily and have it set up to alert me via email with any new posting. Hopefully, you and other students will chime in to help each other, too. That is one of true benefits of a private forum.

Private CRE Preparation Discussion Forum

Second, a public discussion group, the Linkedin CRE Preparation group.

It is free (need to be a member of Linkedin) and is a great place to post a question about the CRE body of knowledge or the exam that over 500 group members may see your note. Typically for a good question, you may start a discussion or receive a couple useful responses to help you resolve the question.

Public Linkedin CRE Preparation Group

So, you have a couple of options to find the support you need to resolve your questions or open a discussion on a topic of interest.

Plus, you can always just send me (Fred Schenkelberg, fms@accendoreliability.com) an email directly and I’ll respond as soon as I possibly can (generally within a day, sometimes longer depending on what else is happening around here.)