Wayne State University is one of the latest colleges to add a course in advanced-battery technology.
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The latest advanced-battery course offering, announced Monday by
Wayne State University and the Michigan Department of Energy, Labor and
Economic Growth, is being offered to employed automotive engineers as
well as laid-off engineers.
The
advanced hybrid electric battery course is part of the State of
Michigan's Academy for Green Mobility, a program designed to prepare
automotive engineers for renewable energy jobs.
Wayne
State's course starts Sept. 7 and will teach students about battery
system design, applications and interconnectivity with hybrid electric
vehicle systems.
"This
will help the state move forward with this emerging technology," said
CP Yeh, chair of Wayne State's division of engineering technology.
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