This specialization introduces the foundations of electrification engineering, covering the benefits, challenges, and industry‑specific timelines driving the transition across all sectors. Learners explore core technical components - including batteries and chemistries, power conversion, electric machines, hydrogen systems, and controllers—while gaining an understanding of infrastructure needs, grid readiness, and raw‑material constraints. The course also builds essential safety competency through PPE practices, electrical hazard awareness, arc‑flash fundamentals, and lockout‑tagout procedures, preparing learners to engage confidently with modern electrified systems.
Applied Learning Project
Video lectures and regular knowledge checks provide learners with a solid foundation of basics of electricity, the electrical grid, emissions, charging infrastructure, EV charging, energy storage, power electronics, electric motors, electrical safety and risk management strategies related to electrical systems.
