Energy Coursework

Here are listings, with links, of some courses relevant to the Minor program in Energy Science, Technology and Policy at Stony Brook University: http://sb.cc.stonybrook.edu/bulletin/current/academicprograms/nrg/index.pdf

In addition to the energy programs at NYIT,  Farmingdale State College and other campuses listed on this website: http://www.nyit.edu/engineering/energy_management/minor_in_energy_science/

If you are considering taking the programs at NYIT or at Stony Brook, you should contact Robert Amundsen at NYIT or Gary Halada at Stony Brook University to discuss your course plan.  

Note: Also, be aware that many courses require certain prerequisites. If you are missing a prerequisite, or you feel you have taken an equivalent course to a prerequisite at another institution, please contact the faculty instructor or the department which is offering the course to obtain permission prior to registration.

• Summer 2015

  SUMMER 2015

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  The following courses are offered during   Summer 2015 :

  I. On-line Coursework:

  Stony Brook University, on-line courses  ( register here)

  • EEO 271: Electrical Circuit Analysis I 
  • EEO 425: Electrical Machinery and Energy Conversion
  • CHE 312: Physical Chemistry (includes electrochemistry, etc. - says it is intended for the life sciences in the summer description, but it has a good deal of energy relevance) 
  • ESM 488: Cooperative Industrial Practice (while not formally an “online” course, all reporting is done through Digication electronic portfolios, and communication with the faculty coordinator at Stony Brook may be conducted primarily via email) 

  NYIT, on line courses  – May 20- August 28 (please contact Robert Amundsen,   ramundse@nyit.edu, for information and assistance with registration)

  • BIOL  107 - Environmental Sciences 
  • ICSS  308 - Seminar in Economics of Sustainable Growth
  • ETCS 365 - Externship for the Technical Professions

  
  Suffolk County Community College, on-line courses:

  • CHE 295: Introduction to Research Methods (For Additional Information about this course contact Dr. Sambasivan - sambass@sunysuffolk.edu, or Dr. Foley - foleyc@sunysuffolk.edu)

  Also see the flyer on this website (below), as well as description from Spring 2015 at   http://navigator.suny.edu/search?s=Chemistry&q=CHE+295

  II. On-campus coursework:

  Stony Brook University, on campus courses  ( register here)

  • GEO 101: Environmental Geology (considers energy resources) 
  • MEC 280: Pollution and Human Health
  • EST 291: Energy, Environment and People 
  • BUS 220: Intro to Decision Sciences
• Fall 2015/Spring 2016

  Fall 2015/Spring 2016

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  I. On-line coursework:

  Stony Brook University, on-line courses   ( register here)

  • EEO 271: Electrical Circuit Analysis I 
  • EEO 323: Electromagnetics
  • EEO 425: Electrical Machinery and Energy Conversion 
  • EEO 470: Renewable Distributed Generation and Storage
  • EEO 482: Power Systems Engineering I 
  • ESM 488: Cooperative Industrial Practice (while not formally an “online” course, all reporting is done through Digication electronic portfolios, and communication with the faculty coordinator at Stony Brook may be conducted primarily via email) 

   

  Nassau County Community College, on-line course  (contact Nicole Simon at   Nicole.Simon@ncc.edu  for information and assistance with registration):

  • GSS 122: Science of Energy

   

  II. On-campus coursework:

  Stony Brook University, on-campus courses:

  • CME 201:  Sustainable Energy - Evaluating the Options 
  • GEO 105: Energy resources for the 21st Century
  • ESG 201: Learning from Engineering Disaster (course is being offered with an emphasis on energy-related case studies)
  • ESE 350: Electrical Power Systems 
  • ESE 319: Electromagnetics and Transmission Line Theory
  • ESE 352:  Electromechanical Energy Converters
  • MEC 280: Pollution and Human Health
  • MEC 301: Thermodynamics 
  • MEC 305: Heat and Mass Transfer
  • ESG 302: Thermodynamics of Materials (Note: Cannot take both ESG 302 and MEC 301 for SBU minor requirements)
  • ESM 486: Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Engineering 
  • EST 291: Energy, Environment and People
  • EDP 301: The Built Environment I 
  • EHI 343: Sustainable Natural resources
  • Mar 336: Marine Pollution