This is a 12-credit hours (4 courses), Graduate ECE Certificate in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Technology. Development of the next generation of fuel-efficient and environmentally-responsible advanced electric drive vehicles is one of the nation's top priorities. The State of Indiana plays a major role in the design, development, and manufacturing of these types of vehicles, such as electric vehicle (EV), hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) or plugin hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV), or their components. This is a very technically intensive and competitive field that requires multidisciplinary approaches. Expertise in the HEV technology will greatly needed to meet the demands in the hybrid vehicle sector of the automotive industry.
This certificate program is designed to address industry's increased needs for engineers having expertise in EV/HEV/PHEV. It will prepare today's engineers to be competitive in taking on the new challenges facing the industry so that the companies in automotive sector can compete globally.
The certificate requires selection of at least two courses in the primary area and the remaining two courses in the related area.
Primary courses:
- ME 50105: Hybrid and Electric Transportation
- ECE 59500: Advanced Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Systems and Control
HEVTC Program:
- ME 59700: Dynamics and Simulation of Hybrid-electric vehicles
- ME 59700: Energy Storage Devices and Systems
- ME 50104: Powertrain Integration
- ECE 61000: Energy Conversion (required for students in ECE)
Related Courses:
- ME 50400: Automotive Control
- ME 59700: Renewable Energy and Fuel Cells
- ECE 59500: Automotive Control (dual listed with ME 50400, cannot be taken with ME 50400)
- ECE 59500 Introduction to Smart Grid Theory and Implementation
- ECE 58000: Optimization Methods for Systems and Control
For more information regarding course requirements, application process, and certificate completion requirements, please contact us: ecegrad@iupui.edu.
