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ECE Courses by TIG

Course Number	Course Title and Catalog Description
ECE3072	Electrical Energy Systems Non-renewable and renewable/sustainable energy sources. Processes, costs, and environmental impact of conversion into electric energy. Delivery and control of electric energy, electromechanical systems.
ECE4321	Power System Engineering To introduce basic concepts of electric power system design, encompassing protection, stability and control.
ECE6331	Power Electronic Circuits The analysis, control and design of switching power converters: rectifiers, cycloconverters, voltage-sourced and current-source inverters, dc-dc converters, pfc and resonant converters.
ECE6445	Power IC Design Analysis and design of switched-inductor dc-dc power supplies with CMOS integrated circuits (ICs). Power devices, power stages, power losses, frequency response, and feedback control.
ECE4325	Electric Power Quality Transients and harmonics in power systems, analysis methods and mitigation practices. Causes of power quality problems and relationship to equipment susceptibility.
ECE4335	Electric Machinery Analysis Advanced theory of AC machines, including AC motor winding design, finite element analysis, induction motor design, permanent magnet machine design, and synchronous machine dynamics. Credit not allowed for both ECE 4335 and ECE 6335.
ECE4320	Power System Analysis & Control Introduces basic concepts in electric power generation, distribution,system control and economic operation.
ECE6336	Dynamics and Control of Electric Machine Drives A study of the dynamics and control of electric machinery and variable speed machine drive systems.
ECE6321	Power System Stability Techniques for stability analysis of electric power systems and applications of these methods.
ECE6323	Power System Protection The theory and practice of modern power system protection techniques.
ECE6322	Power System Planning and Reliability To introduce basic concepts as well as analysis and optimization techniques underlying reliability assessment of electric power systems and planning techniques.
ECE4330	Power Electronics Introduces power semiconductor devices and power electronic converters, including single-phase and three-phase ac/dc rectifiers, ac voltage controllers, dc/dc converters and dc/ac inverters.
ECE6335	Electric Machinery Analysis An introduction to the analysis and basic construction principles of rotating electric machines and transformers, including ac synchronous and induction machines and dc machines. Credit is not allowed for both ECE 4335 and ECE 6335.
ECE6320	Power Systems Control and Operation Introduction to methods used in the real time operation and control of power systems as well as to the hardware and software technology of energy management systems (EMS).
ECE3300	Electromechanical and Electromagnetic Energy Conversion Introduction to three phase power systems, electromechanical energy conversion and operating principles of electric machines.

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