Course Overview

Electrical energy conversion to other energy is easy, and it is most convenient and safe form of energy for the short time required to transport as much as possible. At the same time to understand the mechanism of this electrical energy generation, to help students acquire education may be a view of future energy problems. The current status and future trends are explained as well as the world's energy situation and transition of power resources. Illustrate points of current hydro, thermal, and nuclear power generation. In addition, also describe new technologies and systems such as solar power, wind power, and fuel cell power generation.

Learning Achievement

1. Explain the thermodynamic equations relating power generation i.e. energy conversion 2. Discuss energy issues, resource issues and environmental issues 3. Explain features and advantages and disadvantages of various power generation methods 4. Calculate and analyze the energy 5. Seek in the literature on the future outlook of new energy sources, including renewable natural energy, such as sunlight, wind powerconversion efficiency of the system that involve in the physical or chemical processes

Competence

Course prerequisites

Grading Philosophy

Quiz, Assignment, Test, Final Examination

Course schedule

Course type

Lectures (14 hours)

Online Course Requirement

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