The Crossflow Learning Structure

Crossflow learning takes a different approach with occupational education. We maximize interaction by using a variety of methods to engage students. By using various techniques, the knowledge has a better chance to connect in a manner that is most comfortable for whoever is taking the course.

This course produces a digital certification upon competition. This certification can be displayed, accessed, and posted to LinkedIn. We make verification simple by emailing the credential to anyone who requests it. Because we encode each certificate with meta-data to identify key aspects, it is not possible to fool or change the blockchain issued ID. 

What is the best way to work though the material?

Crossflow Learning provides a study guide at the start of the course. The study guide follows the order of topics covered and gives the student a road map of the things they will need to understand. By filling in the blanks of the study guide and doing the knowledge checks during the course material, it will better prepare the student for the exam.

There is an exam?

To raise standards, Crossflow Learning has chosen to only allow students who show a competency level of 80% to get a certification. Throughout the course material, a student might encounter quizzes or knowledge checks. We do not take these into account for the final grade, but they are a great way to double check something was not missed on the way. 

Which level is right for me?

Crossflow Learning breaks each subject into three main bins of understanding. The first level of our developmental process relates to a basic understanding of the material. In level one courses, you can expect to get exposed to the theory of the subject. When you move the second level, Crossflow Learning introduces real-world applications and procedures you will see while in the field. Most our Eyes on Training videos are contained in level two courses. The final level deals with special circumstances and example case studies. This is where Crossflow Learning looks to educate for the 1 in 100 situations.

What is covered in this course?

Crossflow Learning subdivides the course subject into different topics of discussion. This course covers:

Wave Physics:

• Wave Characteristics
• Frequency, Speed, and Impedance
• Power, Intensity, and Attenuation
• Movement
• Interactions 

Sonic Bond Logging:

• Origins
• Tool Design
• Presentation
• Wave Propagation
• CBL Amplitude
• Bond Index
• Travel Time
• Microannulus
• Variable Density Log (VDL)
• Radial Mapping
• Fast Formation
• Charts and Tables

Ultrasonic Bond Logging:

• Ultrasonic Investigation
• Segmented Tools
• Pulse Echo
• Pitch Catch

Review:

• Comparisons & Thoughts

How long does it take?

The course should take around 3 hours to complete.

Can I take a peek?

All of Crossflow Learning courses have certain sections available for free. Create a free user account to acess the material.

How can I help?

Engage in discussion. Crossflow Learning values the comments and suggestions we receive. Each course has built in chat features to discuss content and provide regional input on how process and procedures are done. Our instructors review all comments made so we can provide follow up and improve the course material.

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