Use Of Animation For Improvement Of Student Understanding Of Energy Conversion
Author(s) -
G.G. Karady,
Daniel Tylavsky
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--7491
Subject(s) - modernization theory , curriculum , animation , power electronics , power (physics) , state (computer science) , engineering management , computer science , quality (philosophy) , electric power , power engineering , electronics , graduate students , focus (optics) , engineering physics , electrical engineering , engineering , political science , pedagogy , sociology , power factor , voltage , physics , computer graphics (images) , quantum mechanics , philosophy , optics , epistemology , algorithm , law
This paper reports on new efforts in the modernization of the basic undergraduate courses and a graduate curriculum in electric power engineering. The main focus of the paper is the modernization of the way power engineering is portrayed to students. The motivation is the recognition of the new deregulated and restructured environment in power engineering and the broadening of the area in general. At the undergraduate level, a multimedia approach is described in which renovation of the curriculum is done in such a way as to allow broadening of the subject material. At the graduate level, new efforts in power electronics and electric power quality are described. The implementation of changes as those reported here were made at several universities including Arizona State University.
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