SCHOOL OF EDUCATION CONTINUING. FALL 2015 Electrical Engineering UWM.EDU/SCE-ELECTRICAL CONVENIENTLY LOCATED UPSTAIRS

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1 SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION FALL 2015 SCHOOL Electrical OF CONTINUING EDUCATION Engineering CONVENIENTLY LOCATED UPSTAIRS UWM.EDU/SCE-ELECTRICAL

2 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING An Education That Works With utility standards tightening, it s more important than ever to keep ahead of the latest regulations, technology and engineering skills. Electrical Engineering courses at the School of Continuing Education provide hands-on education in power components, structural and electrical design considerations, quality and safety education that you can immediately put to work in the real world. And after completing just nine days of coursework, you ll be eligible to receive your professional Electrical Engineering Certificate. Electrical Engineering Certificate Complete the highly regarded Electrical Engineering Certificate program to maximize productivity, efficiency and innovation on the job, and communicate your value on your resume. For more details, visit uwm.edu/sce-electrical. Quality Courses. Qualified Instructors. Dan Chaply, Lead Substation Design Engineer Jenifer Marchesi, Ph.D., Consultant, Chemistry & Polymers, Altran Solutions Doug Proctor, President, D. Proctor Engineering, Inc. Anthony F. Sleva, P.E., President, Sleva Associates Customized Training at Your Location Bring any of our quality courses straight to your organization, in formats that are customized for your specific needs. For details contact Rachelle Perotto, sce-customized@uwm.edu or Your Engineering Connections Murali Vedula Program Director mvedula@uwm.edu Marcia Gabriel Program Manager gabrielm@uwm.edu

3 EARN 28 PDHS IN ONE WEEK Our electrical engineering training sessions are designed to give busy professionals the most return on their investment. Our three-course groupings include special PDH-booster courses so you can earn 28 PDHs in just one week. Take advantage of this rare opportunity! Courses can also be completed individually. WHAT S A BOOSTER COURSE? Booster Courses are half-day courses that, when taken in combination with the adjoining three-day course, allow you to earn 28 PDHs in just one week. Come a half-day early and stay a half-day later to maximize your time and the amount of PDHs you can earn. These courses can also be completed individually. STILL LOOKING FOR MORE? Enroll in our online Engineering Ethics course for two additional PDHs, bringing your total to 30 PDHs in just one week. SCE Conveniently Located Downtown

4 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING uwm.edu/sce-electrical Power Systems A: Understanding Power System Design & Operation Learn to communicate effectively with electrical engineers and system designers. This user-friendly course is geared toward managers, project coordinators, engineers, designers, technicians and other individuals who have little or no formal training in electrical power system design and operation. Understand key electrical parameters and fundamental operation of power systems Foresee localized interruptions, widespread outages and regional blackouts Examine case studies that include a list of modifications designed to minimize outages Tue.-Thu., Oct. 6-8, 8am-4:30pm Early Bird: $1195 (Register by Aug. 6) Fee: $1295 CEUs: 2/PDHs: 20 Program No Power Systems B: Introduction to Power System Load Models Understand the way customer loads interact with electric power transmission and distribution systems during the performance of your routine job duties. Get an introduction to the way motors, light bulbs, power supplies, heaters, etc. are modeled when various calculations are developed. Discuss normal operating conditions, peak load conditions, energization, cold load pickup and FIDVR Analyze incandescent, mercury vapor and LED lights Cover induction motors, air conditioners, power supplies and lumped loads Mon., Oct. 5, 1-5pm Fee: $195 CEUs: 0.4/PDHs: 4 Program No Power Systems C: Discussion of Widespread Power System Blackouts Get introduced to transmission system design considerations through case studies of real-world events. You may find yourself in a position that requires you to be aware of the potential for trouble understand the conditions and factors that lead to blackouts and develop recommendations on how to prevent them. Understand how to recognize pre-blackout conditions Identify major problem areas Forecast the most likely sequence of events that can lead to the next major, widespread blackout Fri., Oct. 9, 8am-12pm Fee: $195 CEUs: 0.4/PDHs: 4 Program No LEGEND: = Grow your PDHs : = Online

5 Protective Relaying A: Protective Relaying Principles & Applications Learn the fundamental concepts of protective relaying beginning with the basics, advancing to important setting considerations, and eventually ending with a discussion of fault and disturbance analysis. Gain confidence in your ability to recognize key protective relaying considerations for distribution lines, transmission lines, substations, transformers, buses and circuit breakers. Know criteria used to select protective relay settings Understand key design considerations and operations Examine case studies that include examples of correct and incorrect operation of protective relaying schemes Tue.-Thu. Oct , 8am-4:30pm Early Bird: $1195 (Register by Aug. 27) Fee: $1295 CEUs: 2/PDHs: 20 Program No Protective Relaying B: Introduction to the Cost of Electrical Power at Generator Stations Learn to derive the price of power at a busbar adjacent to a generating station. Discuss the many variables you ll need to keep in mind as a designer, technician, project manager, engineer, analyst or other professional calculating these costs. Discuss generator station variables Understand the relationship between choice of busbar design and cost Get insight into the overall strategy behind generator station design Mon., Oct. 26, 1-5pm Fee: $195 CEUs: 0.4/PDHs: 4 Program No Protective Relaying C: Introduction to the Cost of Power at Customer Meter Bases Learn what to consider when deriving the price of power at your customers meters. Discuss the many variables you ll need to keep in mind as a designer, technician, project manager, engineer, analyst or other professional calculating these costs. Discuss customer types: residential, commercial and industrial Identify load and operational considerations Get financing insights to ensure a greater return on investment Fri., Oct. 30, 8am-12pm Fee: $195 CEUs: 0.4/PDHs: 4 Program No

6 Excellent depth and breadth of knowledge covered in course provided by a well-seasoned and experienced instructor. -- John Kucera Electrical Substation Design Fundamentals Study substation design subjects at a level appropriate for those relatively new to the field. Get an introduction to technical requirements, configuration philosophies, design practices, information sources and work processes. Learn the fundamentals of electrical, civil and structural design issues of electric power substations. Understand substation project chronology and how to develop the scope and identify the constraints for the overall project Be familiar with costs and schedules Explore site grading design, foundations, insulation and insulation protection and structures Mon.-Wed. Sept , 8am-5pm Instructor: Dan Chaply Early Bird: $1195 (Register by July 14) Fee: $1295 CEUs: 2.1/PDHs: 21 Program No Engineering Ethics : Gain an understanding of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct for engineers, including your obligations to society, your employer and clients, and other licensees in this online, interactive course. This online, instructor-led course (2 PDHs) meets the minimum requirement in the area of professional conduct and ethics during each biennial registration period for professional engineer registrants per Chapter A-E-13. Verification of Completion document (listing 2 PDHs earned) is mailed at the end of the course upon satisfactory completion of the material as determined by the instructor. Payment for this course must be received at time of registration. Sessions begin the first Monday of every month Instructor: Barbara Bartlein Fee: $99 CEUs: 0.2/PDHs: 2.0 STAY IN TOUCH! Join our list to hear about upcoming courses, events, discounts and more. s are never shared and you may unsubscribe at any time. uwm.edu/sce-keepmeposted uwm.edu/sce-electrical mvedula@uwm.edu

7 GENERAL INFORMATION Register: uwm.edu/sce-registration Mon.-Fri., 8am-5pm CST Location: Programs will be held at the UWM School of Continuing Education, 161 W. Wisconsin Avenue. SCE is conveniently located in downtown Milwaukee. Unless otherwise indicated. For the latest information on getting to and from SCE, visit uwm.edu/sce-directions. The webpage includes access to printable color PDFs of current maps, information about parking, public transportation information and other details relevant to our location. Visit uwm.edu/sce-hotels for an abundance of nearby lodging and entertainment options. Program Cancellations/Refunds: A full refund is issued to program participants if the School of Continuing Education cancels a program for any reason. Participant withdrawals made at least two weeks (14 days) prior to the start of a program can receive a 100% refund. When a participant withdraws less than two weeks prior to the program start, participants may have their fees transferred one time to any currently available program, otherwise participants will receive a refund minus a 20% administrative fee. For programs with a fee of $35 or less, no refund will be given. Once a program has begun, refunds are no longer issued. More SCE Professional Development: BUSINESS uwm.edu/sce-business BUSINESS ANALYSIS uwm.edu/sce-ba BUSINESS PROCESS IMPROVEMENT uwm.edu/sce-businessimprovement LANGUAGES uwm.edu/sce-languages MARKETING & TECHNOLOGY uwm.edu/sce-marketingtech PROJECT MANAGEMENT uwm.edu/sce-pm SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER uwm.edu/sce-sbdc TRAINING/ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT uwm.edu/sce-ttt Personal Enrichment Opportunities: AP A LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE Discover culture, ease your travel experiences and exercise your mind through face-to-face and online LANGUAGE COURSES: American Sign Language Chinese French German Italian Japanese Korean Polish Portuguese Russian Spanish Swedish uwm.edu/sce-languages uwm.edu/sce-electrical mvedula@uwm.edu

8 QUALITY COURSES. QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS. OUR PLACE OR YOURS? Take any of our quality engineering courses in our convenient downtown location or bring them straight to your organization, in formats that are customized for your specific needs. For details contact: Rachelle Perotto, Program Director Message Code: MY W In Partnership with UW-Extension. No Wisconsin tax dollars were used in the printing of this publication. uwm.edu/sce-electrical ELASTOMER & PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY SCE Engineering Programs School of Continuing Education 161 W. Wisconsin Ave., Ste Milwaukee, WI ! DON T FORGET TO USE THESE CODES WHEN REGISTERING Your Keycode: Your Message Code: WPDF MY W