IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems · 1984 · 137 citations · 3 references
EducationElectrical EngineeringInstructionElectric MachinesInstructional DesignPower ElectronicsElective CurriculumElectric CircuitsElectrical TechnologyEngineering EducationPower System DesignPower SystemsDistribution SystemsElectric Power TransmissionElectricity DistributionMajor ElectivesMinor ElectivesPower System Protection
The undergraduate power option program at New Mexico State University comprises five courses, including one required, one block elective, and three senior electives. The block elective requires students to select three courses from six option areas, drawing from the five power courses—Electric Machinery, Power Transmission Lines, Power Systems Analysis, Distribution Systems, and Power System Protection.
The undergraduate "power option" program at New Mexico State University consists of five courses. Of these five, one is required of all electrical engineering majors, one is a "block elective" and three are senior electives. The "block elective" is a method by which an electrical engineering major must select three courses from a list of six. The list includes one course in each of the six "option" areas offered by the department. The five power courses are: 1. Electric Machinery -------- required of all majors 2. Power Transmission Lines -- "block elective" 3. Power Systems Analysis ---- senior elective 4. Distribution Systems ------ senior elective 5. Power System Protection --- senior elective
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Elements of power system analysis
Charles A. Gross · Journal of the Franklin Institute · 1976 · 337 citations
Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering +12