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School of Engineering · ANU College of Systems and Society
The Wind Energy course covers the full spectrum of wind energy from the underlying physics of wind and wind generation technologies, to practical issues including site prospecting, project financing, regulation and societal aspects. The course is delivered in collaboration between ANU Energy academics and Windlab, a Canberra-based innovative wind energy company that was a winning bidder in the 2015 ACT Government 200MW Wind Energy Reverse Auction. In addition to meeting the demand for up-to-date, structured knowledge in Wind Energy, the course cements scientific collaboration between ANU and Windlab, and opens up prospects for students to undertake research internships with Windlab as part of their degree.
Major report and presentation
Learning outcomes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Assignments
Learning outcomes 1, 3, 7
Group report
Learning outcomes 2, 6, 7
Standard workload of 130 hours in total, including lectures, labs, tutorials and self-study. Work Integrated Learning Other This course offers: 1. Integrated theory with the practice of work 2. Engagement with industry and community partners 3. Planned, authentic activities, and 4. Purposeful links to curriculum and specifically designed assessment
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