OBJECTIVE:  The objective of this course is to build upon the knowledge gained in WENG 470, WENG 572, and WENG 573 and to provide electrical engineers with real-world hands-on application of principles and procedures gained through distance learning for the design and analysis of Air Force and other DOW electrical power systems.

DESCRIPTION:  This course provides classroom and laboratory Easy Power software hands on experience, real world tours of a substation with the Utility provider (privatized utility system), airfield lighting vault and airfield tour, EMCS control room tour (discuss real world concerns with Industrial Control Systems (ICS) ), and an opportunity to research and present a capstone topic in power systems. Other lesson topics include electrical safety, emerging electrical code updates, industrial control systems, arc flash calculations, renewable energy, utility privatization, and protective relays.

CEUs: 3.0

PRIMARY AUDIENCE:  Military and civilian degreed Electrical Engineers or Professional Engineers responsible for the design and management of electrical systems

SECONDARY AUDIENCE:  Degreed Engineers other than electrical, Project Managers, and Energy Managers

PREREQUISITES: WENG 572 & WENG 573

DELIVERY METHOD(S):  In-resident Course

COURSE OFFERINGS: 

Offering	Location	Dates	Times	Student Enrollment Window	Course Director
27A	Wright-Patterson AFB	TBD - TBD	0800 - 1700	TBD - TBD	Brent Croxton

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