The graduate certificate in Power and Energy Systems is intended for currently admitted graduate students in electrical engineering and computer science. Home department: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science .

Campus Code

Knoxville Campus

Graduate Certificate Type

Add-On (ECE and COSC students only)

Admissions Standards/Procedures

Apply for the certificate by submitting an online application through the Office of Graduate Admissions.

Required Courses

ECE 620 - Ultra-Wide-Area Resilient Electrical Energy Transmission Networks

Additional Required Courses

Technical Course Requirements

Select minimum 4 courses (12 credit hours):

ECE 511 - Linear Systems Theory
ECE 512 - Robust Control Design
ECE 521 - Power Systems Analysis I
ECE 522 - Power Systems Analysis II
ECE 525 - Alternative Energy Sources
ECE 529 - Application of Linear Algebra in Engineering Systems
ECE 581 - High Frequency Power Electronics
ECE 583 - Modeling and Control of AC Three-phase PWM Converters
ECE 585 - Electric Vehicles
ECE 586 - Wide Bandgap (WBG) Device Characterization
ECE 619 - Application of Constrained Optimization
ECE 622 - Power System Economics
ECE 625 - Utility Applications of Power Electronics
ECE 627 - Wide Area Synchronous Measurements and Applications
ECE 628 - Power System Transients
ECE 631 - Advanced Topics in Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuit Design
ECE 632 - Advanced Topics in High-Speed Integrated Circuit Design
ECE 635 - Advanced Semiconductor Devices
ECE 683 - Electric Drive System Control and Converter Design
ECE 684 - Power Electronics Packaging
ECE 686 - Solid State Power Semiconductors
ECE 599 - Special Topics (may be applied with the consent of faculty in the power and energy area)
ECE 692 - Special Topics (may be applied with the consent of faculty in the power and energy area)