Power Curriculum At UCCS ECE 3910 3 Power

Power Curriculum At UCCS • ECE 3910 -3, Power Systems I, Offered in Spring Semester Basic concepts and analytical methods in three-phase electric power systems: single-phase equivalent models; per-unit system of calculations; power, apparent power, and energy; basic properties of power systems elements; short-circuit current; voltage drop; and losses. Includes lectures and demonstrations. • ECE 4910 -3, Power Systems II, Offered in Fall Semester An expansion of topics covered in the first course in Power Systems. Covers transmission lines, power flow analysis, generation dispatch and the dynamic behavior of machines and power systems during abnormal conditions. • ECE 4160 -4 Power and Energy. Planned for future offerings. Magnetic Circuits and materials, transformers, electromechanical energy conversion principles, introduction to rotating machines, poly phase induction machines, synchronous machines, DC machines, stepper motors, laboratory experiments on transformers, synchronous motors, induction motors, steeper motors, motor control circuits.

Planning to offer Certificate Course in Collaboration with Colorado Spring Utilities. Electric Machines and Electric Power Systems Analysis Power Quality Electric Power Systems Operation and Control Energy Policy and Electricity Environment, Energy and Global Energy Politics Energy Economics and Electricity Market Renewable Energy and Distributed Power Generation Smart Grid, Power Electronics and Advancement in Energy Systems, Power Electronics & Machines Laboratory, Simulation & Modeling Advanced Electric Power Systems Current and Future Challenges in Distribution Systems