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Electric Mobility

Contact Person
Dr. Fred Beyette, School Chair
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
fred.beyette@uga.edu

Description
Electric mobility is an emerging field that combines the technologies, infrastructure, and public policy initiatives associated with the design, deployment, and use of electric propulsion. The certificate provides engineering students with the opportunity to specialize their engineering program of study towards applications in electronic mobility. Based on a program of study that guides students’ selection of technical elective credits and the focus of their capstone project, the electronic mobility certificate requires 13 hours of coursework and is open to all engineering students. Admission to the certificate program is based on expression of interest during the regular engineering capstone project selection phase that occurs during the first week of the required engineering capstone course. Completion of the certificate program requires successful completion of ENGR 3620, Introduction to E-Mobility, completion of two other elective courses from a list technical elective courses, and completion of a capstone project focused on an electronic mobility application area. Students who earn the electronic mobility certificate will be well positioned to enter the engineering workforce with companies or government agencies that are focused on electronic mobility application areas.

Program of Study:
Required Course (3 hours):
ENGR 3620

Select two of the following courses (6 hours):
CVLE 4210/6210
CVLE 4220/6220
ELEE 4710
ELEE 4720
ELEE 4745
ELEE 4750
ENVE 4230/6230
ENVE 4250
ENVE 4530/6530
ENVE 4550/6550
ENVE 4720
MCHE 4410
MCHE 4420
MCHE 4820
MCHE 4860/6860

Complete one of the following two-semester Engineering Capstone Experiences (4 hours):
AENG 4910 and AENG 4911
BCHE 4910 and BCHE 4911
BIOE 4910 and BIOE 4911
CVLE 4910 and CVLE 4911
CSEE 4910 and CSEE 4911
ELEE 4910 and ELEE 4911
ENVE 4910 and ENVE 4911
MCHE 4910 and MCHE 4911