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A smart grid refers to an electrical network that incorporates digital and cutting-edge technologies in a unified manner to effectively monitor and securely control electricity distribution. This course explores smart grid systems along with related technologies like smart meters, energy storage solutions, SCADA systems, demand management, AI applications, and cybersecurity measures. To build a sustainable energy landscape, engineers must comprehend smart grid functions and work together to realize their benefits. Given the interdisciplinary nature of smart grids, this course is valuable for various engineering disciplines, including electrical, electronic, data communication, and industrial automation engineering. After completing the course, participants will be able to: Comprehend smart grid system architecture.
Recognize the importance of power electronics and energy storage in smart grid operations.
Learn about innovative technologies such as smart metering, demand response systems, EV integration, and data networking.
Establish foundational knowledge of system protection and cybersecurity principles.
For entry into most EIT degree programs, you need to have completed a minimum level of education similar to successful completion of Australian Year 12 with good grades.