Teaching

Fall 2024

• 540:487 – Energy Systems Modeling and Optimization (Course Overview)

  Wed. 10:20am-1:20pm, Room FBO-108

  This course provides students with the knowledge and skills to perform analysis and planning tasks for energy systems. It covers aspects of the high-interest topics renewable energy and energy economics. The course centers around mathematical and computational tools for the analysis and optimal planning of electric energy systems. Students will be guided through hands-on implementation of those tools. We will use Python or Julia for these implementations. This course is designed for advanced undergraduate students with prior knowledge of the fundamentals of optimization. It is also useful for MS students who are interested in work or research in the energy domain.

   

Previous Courses:

• Spring 2023: 540:559 – Energy Markets and Data Analytics (Course Overview)