Flexibility: Pursue Professional Development
Enhance your current degree by earning a certificate from the comfort of your office or home, viewing lectures at your convenience. Off-campus students enroll in the same classes as on-campus students. Both follow the same syllabus and schedule and, with few exceptions, complete the same course work.
Certificate in Electric Power Engineering
This is a 13 credit program that certifies that a student has taken undergraduate courses covering the fundamentals of electric power systems. All courses are offered on-line except for a one credit lab. The lab is offered once a year to on-line students as an intensive one week course. It is assumed that students attempting the certificate have a basic understanding of calculus and differential equations. For assistance in determining the initial class to take, please contact Dr. Bruce Mork or Dr. Leonard Bohmann.
Required Courses (7 Credits)
- EE 4221 Power System Analysis I (3)
- EE 4222 Power System Analysis II (3)
- EE 4226 Power Engineering Lab (1)
Electives (choose 6 credits or more)
Certificate in Advanced Electric Power Engineering
This is a 15 credit program that certifies that a student has taken graduate courses covering advanced aspects of electric power systems. All courses are offered on-line. Students taking this certificate must have a degree in electrical engineering or a closely related field. For assistance in determining the initial class to take, please contact Dr. Bruce Mork or Dr. Leonard Bohmann.
Required Courses (3 credits)
- EE 5200 Advanced Methods in Power Systems (3)
Elective Courses (12 credits, no more than 3 credits below 5000)
- EE 4222 Power System Analysis 2 (3)
- EE 5220 Transient Analysis Methods (3)
- EE 5223 Power System Protection (3)
- EE 5230 Power System Operations (3)
- EE 5240 Computer Modeling of Power Systems (3)
- EE 5250 Distribution Engineering (3)
- EE 5260 Wind Power (3)
- EE 5290 Selected Topics in Power Systems (3)
- EE 6210 Power System Dynamics and Stability (3)