The course introduces the basic knowledge of vehicle noise and vibration, provides the analysis and control methods for noise and vibration sources, and transfer paths, and describes the occupants' responses and control.

The course is specially designed for NVH engineer and related graduate participants. The course combines the NVH theory and engineering practices. After finishing the course, the students will deeply understand the mechanism of NVH and promote their capacity to solve engineering problems. 

• Understand the NVH knowledge for vehicle development 
• Master the NVH knowledge for vehicle development and learning engineering experience
• Master the analysis and control methods of "Source-Transfer Path-Occupant" needed for vehicle NVH development 

• Vehicle NVH engineers
• Vehicle product development engineers
• Vehicle attribute integration engineers
• Graduate participants in sound and vibration 
• Engineering experience is not needed, but helpful, especially experience in NVH

Dr. Jian Pang is a vice president and chief engineer of Changan Auto Global R&D Centre (Chongqing, China) since 2008. He used to be a technical specialist in Stewart & Steven Service, Inc. (1997-1999, Houston, Texas) and a senior engineer in Ford Motor Company (1999-2008, Dearborn, Michigan). He received his Ph.D. degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Oklahoma (Norman, Oklahoma, USA) in 1996. He received his BS (1985) and MS (1991) in mechanical engineering from Wuhan University of Technology (Wuhan, China) and Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Shanghai, China), respectively.

Dr. Pang has over 30 years experience in noise and vibration control engineering, especially in vehicle engineering. He published 4 technical books and 2 literature books.  "Automotive Noise and Vibration - Principle and Application"  (in Chinese) and  "Vehicle Body Noise and Vibration Control" (in Chinese) are regarded as the most influence books in the NVH field in China. He is working on the English version of the book "Vehicle Body Noise and Vibration Control". He published over 70 papers on international and national journals and conferences. 

He serves as the vice director of China National Key Lab of Vehicle NVH and Safety, the leader of OICA (Organisation Internationale des Constructeurs d'Automobiles) China Noise Group, vice chairman of China NVH society, guest professor of Tong Ji University and Chongqing University. He used to be the chairman of NVH Technical Committee of 2012 FISITA (World Automotive Engineer Congress).

He serves as the editor of International Journal of Vehicle Noise and Vibration, and the guest editor of International Journal of Vehicle Design.