Course Title: Energy Management
Course Description:
This course introduces students to the principles and practices of energy management, focusing on the efficient use of energy in industrial, commercial, and residential settings. Topics include energy auditing, renewable energy sources, energy efficiency measures, energy conservation techniques, and sustainable energy management practices. Students will gain practical knowledge in assessing energy consumption, identifying opportunities for improvement, and implementing strategies for reducing energy costs and environmental impact. Case studies and projects will highlight the importance of energy management in achieving sustainability goals.
Course Topics Include:
- Introduction to energy management and its importance
- Energy auditing techniques and tools
- Renewable energy sources: solar, wind, geothermal, etc.
- Energy efficiency measures for buildings and industrial systems
- Energy conservation strategies and technologies
- Sustainability and environmental impact of energy use
- Government regulations, policies, and incentives for energy management
- Energy management software and data analytics
Course Objectives:
- Understand the principles of energy management and conservation.
- Conduct energy audits and identify areas for efficiency improvements.
- Learn about renewable energy technologies and their applications.
- Develop strategies to reduce energy consumption and costs.
- Analyze the environmental and economic impacts of energy management decisions.
- Prepare students for careers in energy management or sustainability.
Prerequisites:
- Basic understanding of environmental science or engineering is recommended.
Credit Hours:
3 (with optional lab or project component).
Assessment Methods:
- Quizzes and exams
- Energy audit projects and reports
- Case study analysis
- Participation in class discussions
Ideal for:
Students pursuing careers in energy management, sustainability, environmental engineering, or related fields.