ENGS 63 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 buildings. Several laboratory exercises are included. Not open to students who have received credit for ENGS 85.12.

Prerequisite

ENGS 22 and ENGS 32 or instructor permission

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:TAS

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