Overview
Energy systems engineering is undergoing a renaissance due to the introduction of smart grids (intelligent power supply systems), the growing need to interface renewable energy generation sources with the conventional electricity grid, and the increasing use of electric motors in everything from smartphones to hybrid cars to satellites.
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The specialisation provides a solid postgraduate program for electrical engineers wishing to upgrade their skills or further their knowledge.
Learning Outcomes
1.
Evaluate advanced concepts, theories and techniques relevant to an engineering science specialisation, including recent developments in theory and professional practice.
2.
Identify the potential impacts of international engineering practice and global operating contexts on theory and professional practice.
3.
Apply research principles and enquiry-based learning techniques to plan and execute a substantial, evidence-based project in scholarship and/or professional practice.
4.
Identify, define, investigate, and analyse complex engineering problems, in a variety of different or unfamiliar contexts.
5.
Synthesise and evaluate knowledge to develop effective, creative and innovative solutions to complex engineering problems.
6.
Interpret and communicate complex theoretical concepts, and justify professional decisions to other professionals, clients, stakeholders, and the broader community.
7.
Exercise ethical and professional judgement with appreciation of the potential impact of decisions and solutions in global, economic, environmental and societal contexts.
8.
Collaborate and lead effectively in diverse professional contexts.
Available in Program(s) Single degree program(s) in which this specialisation is available:
Master of Engineering Science - MEngSc8338 - Engineering Science
Specialisation Structure
Students must complete 96 UOC.
Foundational Core12 Units of Credit:
Disciplinary Knowledge Electives36 Units of Credit:
Engineering and Technical Management6 Units of Credit:
Advanced Disciplinary Knowledge Electives24 Units of Credit:
Research/Capstone/Project18 Units of Credit:
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