| EECS 3603: Electromechanical Energy Conversion | Approved 7/2014 | First offer: Fall 2015 |
- A fundamental course in electric power engineering; it covers three phase systems, theories of electromagnetics, and analysis of AC and DC electric machines
| EECS 4622: Introduction to Energy Systems | Approved 7/2014 | First offer: Winter 2017 |
- A core course in electric power engineering; it covers different aspects of generation, transmission and distribution systems in conventional power grids such as power flow analysis, short circuit analysis, transient stability and introduction to smart/modern power grids and renewable energy systems
| EECS 3505: Electrical Engineering for Mechanical Engineers | Approved 4/2016 | First offer: Fall 2016 |
- A fundamental course for mechanical engineers that covers several topics of electrical systems such as circuit analysis, electronics and electromechanical energy conversion
- Provided orientation for the electromechanical power engineering laboratory to mechanical engineering colleagues
- Discussed the course contents and potential instructors with colleagues
- Reviewed the course proposal drafted by mechanical engineering colleagues
| EECS 6704: Smart Distribution Grids | Approved W 2015 | First offer: Winter 2016 |
- A unique course in smart power grids; it covers renewable power generation systems, microgrids, communication aspects in smart grids, cyber security, smart metering and advanced metering infrastructure
| EECS 6703: Power Systems Analysis, Operation and Control | Pending | First offer: N/A |
- A great course for graduate students who want to pursue their research in power systems analysis, operation and control; it covers transient stability analysis, voltage stability, economic dispatch and optimal power flow
