COURSE CURRICULUM

This postgraduate program in power systems, control, and energy management is designed to provide students with advanced technical knowledge and practical skills across various aspects of electrical engineering. The Professional Practice module encourages students to critically develop and plan an MSc research project, teaching them how to research, analyze, and effectively present findings while ensuring safe and ethical working practices. In the Power Electronics and Drive Systems module, students explore the operation and control of electrical machines and power electronic systems, focusing on key devices like IGBTs and thyristors, and their applications in power systems. The Power System Operation and Protection module enables students to develop a comprehensive understanding of power system operation, including power flow analysis and fault protection. The Control Systems module expands on advanced control design techniques, teaching students about system sensitivity, robustness, and modern state-space methods, which are vital in industrial environments. Energy efficiency and management are key themes in the Energy Audit and Energy Asset Management module, where students learn about energy audits, life cycle management, and risk analysis techniques, illustrated through real-world case studies. The Smart Grid and Sustainable Energy Systems module introduces students to the design and analysis of smart grids and renewable energy systems, equipping them with the skills to interface various components and optimize energy generation. Finally, the Condition Monitoring module focuses on the use of vibration and electrical monitoring techniques to diagnose faults in machinery, providing hands-on experience with sensors, data acquisition, and analysis instrumentation. This multidisciplinary curriculum prepares graduates to tackle modern challenges in energy systems, power electronics, and industrial control, offering a blend of theory and practical experience crucial for the evolving field of electrical engineering.