Advanced Manufacturing and Energy Technologies

3 credits

Advanced manufacturing and processing methods for energy devices and systems will be examined, including but not limited to the following application areas: batteries, fuel cells, solar cells, and sensors. This course will study the role of manufacturing in clean energy, discuss current challenges, and investigate opportunities for performance improvement. Recommended: An undergrad training in mechanical or materials science engineering. Prior coursework or experience in the following areas is required: M E 355 or equivalent, M E 395 or equivalent, M E 354 or equivalent, and M E 333 or equivalent. Offered: Sp.