This course will teach you all you need to know about electrical power generation, from the basics of how power stations work and the many technologies and energy sources used to generate electricity to more advanced topics like power plant control systems and alternators, and finally, how to analyze power station loads with an eye on power plant economics and electricity pricing structures. 17 lessons, 210 topics in duration of 31 hours.

In this all-encompassing 50-hour course, students will learn both theoretical foundations and practical applications, examples and troubleshooting of three basic electrical machine types: DC machines, synchronous machines, and induction machines. The course consists in 33 lessons and 298 topics in duration of 50+ hours.

Learn how to perform power system modeling and power system stability analysis using ETAP. The course covers generator dynamics & transient stability analysis, synchronism of generating sources, and many other important lessons. 23 lectures in 3h 35m total course length.