Engagement with electrical circuits and electric vehicle models at Leicester Greek School
In March, Dr Neo Lophitis (University of Nottingham) ran a session at Leicester Greek School where students used simple electrical circuit components to build their own battery-powered vehicle models.
We are launching our new course, MSc in Electrical Engineering for which a launch event is organised on Wednesday 13th June 9.45am-1pm at Coventry University (Engineering and Computing Building, CV12JH). Come and ask questions to an expert panel made up of relevant experts from both industry and academia.
To register, click here: https://goo.gl/ojjRRW or visit the course website which can be found here: https://www.coventry.ac.uk/course-structure/PG/2018-19/eec/electrical-automotive-engineering-msc/
The course structure is as below:
We have recently commissioned a new Power Electronics and Electrical Machines teaching laboratory, within the School of Computing Electronics and Mathematics, Faculty of Engineering, Environment and Computing of Coventry University.
The new facility is going to enhance the existing Power Teaching lab with new, state-of-the-art test benches. It will indeed strengthen our ability to equip our students with the necessary skills, scientific and practical in the exciting area of Electrical and Electromechanical Power Conversion.
