Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Powertrains
Issued by
University of Colorado Denver
The badge holder has acquired essential knowledge of EV/HEV powertrains and road vehicle dynamics. They are capable of understanding, analyzing, and evaluating electric and hybrid powertrain configurations, as well as vehicle motion and stability, and applying this knowledge to contribute to the design, performance optimization, and safety improvements of electric and hybrid vehicle systems.
- Type Learning
- Level Foundational
- Time Months
- Cost Paid
Skills
- Automotive Engineering
- Automotive Systems (AS)
- Chassis System Integration
- Control Systems
- Electric Drive
- Electric Machine
- Electric Vehicles
- Powertrain
- Powertrain Architecture
- Powertrain Electronics
- Propulsion System Analysis
- Simulation and Modeling
- Suspension Modeling
- Sustainability
- Systems Simulations
- Tire Modeling
- Vehicle Dynamics
- Vehicle Performance Analysis
Earning Criteria
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To earn this badge, the student must complete two courses: MECH Special Topics Road Vehicle Dynamics (MECH 4228 or MECH 5228); and ELEC Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Drivetrains (ELEC 4154 or ELEC5154). Note: Each course is 3 credits