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This learning path provides undergraduate engineering students with a foundational understanding of energy policy and regulation. It covers the core instruments—legislation, subsidies, carbon pricing, renewable portfolio standards, and international agreements—and their roles in shaping energy systems. The path emphasizes the rationale behind policies and their practical implications for engineering decisions.
This learning path equips undergraduate engineering students with the knowledge to analyze the relationship between energy consumption and climate change. It covers foundational environmental science, energy systems, greenhouse gas emissions, global warming potential, carbon budgets, and decarbonization targets, culminating in a comprehensive analysis framework.
This advanced graduate-level path provides a comprehensive understanding of smart grid technology, covering foundational power systems, communication and IT infrastructure, and key applications such as demand response, renewable integration, and cybersecurity. Learners will explore the architecture, operation, and security aspects of modern electrical grids.
This learning path provides undergraduate engineering students with a systematic understanding of energy use and efficiency across transportation modes. It covers the fundamentals of vehicle energy demand, internal combustion engines, electric vehicles, fuel cells, alternative fuels, and efficiency metrics, with a focus on comparing technologies and analyzing efficiency trade-offs.
This path equips undergraduate engineering students with the skills to analyze energy use and efficiency in key industrial systems: process heating, steam systems, motors, compressed air, and waste heat recovery. Starting with foundational thermodynamics and heat transfer, it progresses through system-specific analysis methods and culminates in integrated efficiency assessment. The curriculum emphasizes practical application for career readiness in energy management.
This learning path guides undergraduate engineering students through the core principles of energy science as applied to building design. It covers thermal physics fundamentals, building envelope performance, HVAC systems, passive solar design, energy modeling, and green building standards. The path emphasizes practical application for career readiness in building energy engineering.
This learning path introduces undergraduate engineering students to the principles of district energy systems, covering centralized heating and cooling, combined heat and power, thermal networks, storage, and smart control. It begins with essential thermodynamics and heat transfer concepts, then builds toward system-level understanding and applications.
This learning path equips undergraduate engineering students with the knowledge to analyze the design and operation of thermal power plants. It covers fundamental thermodynamics and heat transfer, core components (boiler, turbine, condenser), various plant types (coal, gas, nuclear, combined cycle), and efficiency improvement strategies.
This graduate-level path equips learners with the mathematical foundations and computational tools needed to apply optimization methods to energy system design. It covers linear, mixed-integer, and evolutionary optimization techniques, culminating in a capstone project on dispatch optimization.
This advanced graduate-level path equips learners with the theoretical and practical skills to apply Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to analyze energy conversion devices such as turbines, combustors, and heat exchangers. It covers advanced fluid mechanics, numerical methods, turbulence modeling, and hands-on simulation using Fluent and OpenFOAM, culminating in device-specific modeling projects.