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This course introduces graduate students to operational issues in sustainable electric energy systems. The first part covers basic electrical engineering, optimization, and economic concepts. The second part examines the “modular” view of energy processing components (e.g., generators, transmission ...

This course introduces electrochemical systems through the lens of thermodynamics, kinetics, and transport. We begin by asking what fundamental role an electron plays in a chemical reaction, then we move to methods to treat electrons through traditional chemical kinetic theories, and last, we discus...

This course begins with a solid foundation in classical power system engineering, covering the basic operation and control of electric grids. It then explores the grid’s transformation into a data-rich, power electronically interfaced system. It introduces modern AI-driven approaches for forecasting...

This course is focused on aspects of environmental engineering related to the fate, transport, and control of pollution in surface water ecosystems. Course modules will cover ecological impacts of environmental contaminants; principles of water quality regulations and modeling; surface water aspects...