ENGS 85.12 Electric Energy

Electric energy sources, systems, and applications are essential for reducing climate impacts of energy and for engineering high-performance systems and products.  This course builds skills for designing and working with electric energy, including AC and DC electrical power and energy calculations; an overview of power systems; electric motor fundamentals and applications; electric power applications and opportunities for electrifications; electrical safety; and power distribution in building. Several laboratory exercises are included.

Prerequisite

ENGS 22 and ENGS 32 or instructor permission

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