ESE 335
3 credits
This course provides a comprehensive foundation for the analysis, operation, and control of offshore wind (OSW) power systems. It covers essential topics such as OSW system modeling, static, dynamic, and transient analysis of OSW grids, and simulation techniques for large-scale OSW networks. Students will also be exposed to the unique challenges associated with integrating offshore wind into power grids, including stability, reliability, and efficiency considerations, as well as the advanced control and protection strategies for maintaining OSW system resilience. Through a combination of theoretical study and practical simulation exercises, students will develop the skills needed to analyze and optimize OSW power systems for real-world applications.
ESE 271Electrical Circuit Analysis
ESE 271
Not on any schedule we have.