Electric Power System Engineering (MS)
Master of Science Degree Requirements
Code | Title | Hours | Counts towards |
---|---|---|---|
Core Courses | 18 | ||
Power System Operation and Control | |||
Smart Electric Power Distribution Systems | |||
Renewable Electric Energy Systems | |||
Electric Power Engineering Practicum I | |||
Electric Power Engineering Practicum II | |||
Power Electronics | |||
or ECE 587 | Power System Transients Analysis | ||
Elective Courses | 12 | ||
Select a minimum of four of the following: | |||
System Control Engineering | |||
Power Electronics | |||
Design of Electromechanical Systems | |||
Electric Motor Drives | |||
Electric Power System Protection | |||
The Business of the Electric Utility Industry | |||
Communication and SCADA Systems for Smart Grid | |||
Power System Transients Analysis | |||
Solid State Solar and Thermal Energy Harvesting | |||
Special Topics In Electrical Engineering | |||
Advanced Feedback Control | |||
Dynamics and Control of Electric Machines | |||
Power System Stability and Control | |||
Computational Methods for Power Systems | |||
Energy and Climate | |||
Total Hours | 30 |
Accelerated Bachelor's/Master's Degree Requirements
The Accelerated Bachelors/Master’s (ABM) degree program allows exceptional undergraduate students at NC State an opportunity to complete the requirements for both the Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees at an accelerated pace. These undergraduate students may double count up to 12 credits and obtain a non-thesis Master’s degree in the same field within 12 months of completing the Bachelor’s degree, or obtain a thesis-based Master’s degree in the same field within 18 months of completing the Bachelor’s degree.
This degree program also provides an opportunity for the Directors of Graduate Programs (DGPs) at NC State to recruit rising juniors in their major to their graduate programs. However, permission to pursue an ABM degree program does not guarantee admission to the Graduate School. Admission is contingent on meeting eligibility requirements at the time of entering the graduate program.
Faculty
Full Professors
- Mesut E. Baran
- Subhashish Bhattacharya
- Aranya Chakrabortty
- Robert Wendell Heath
- Iqbal Husain
- Ning Lu
- Srdjan M. Lukic
- Daryoosh Vashaee
- John Victor Veliadis
- Wenye Wang
- Jonathan Wierer
Associate Professors
- Zeljko Pantic
- Nuria Gonzalez Prelcic
- Nitin Sharma
Assistant Professors
- Amay Jairaj Bandodkar
- Spyridon Pavlidis
- Wenyuan Tang
Practice/Research/Teaching Professors
- Douglas C. Hopkins
- David Lee Lubkeman
- Leonard Wilson White
- Wensong Yu