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Course Overview
PDU (PEB) – Pending approval
This module aims to provide participants with applied knowledge and skills on the broad range of technologies and multi-disciplinary integrative strategies.
This knowledge is necessary to implement more intelligent power systems of the near future, which can be more resilient, energy-efficient, cyber-secure, interoperable and can accommodate higher penetration of renewables while enhancing the electrification experience of consumers. The technologies include sensing & instrumentation, communications and machine intelligence, which are crucial to making power networks smart, regardless of whether the power networks are large or small, grid-connected or standalone. Before the Smart Grid becomes ubiquitous, it is also important to understand cyber-security issues and implement processes to address them at the early stage.
Who Should Attend
- Engineers working in the power and energy sector
- IT professionals in any power and energy-related businesses
- Electrical and electronic engineering professionals
- Researchers and educators in electrical engineering and urban sustainability-related areas
Prerequisites
- Bachelor degree in Engineering
- At least one-year of relevant working experience
What You Will Learn
Applied cyber security in the smart grids
- Hacking the smart grid: attack vectors motive, target identification,
- Vulnerability; attack tools and methods, privacy concerns, personal data, privacy risks associated with smart grids, privacy impact assessment, security models for SCADA
- ICS and Smart Grid: NISTIR 7628, EU M/490, SGCG, IEEE 2030-2011, ISA-62443
- Mapping security requirements to smart grid environments
- Securing the smart grid: implementing security control within smart grid endpoints, establishing strong boundaries and zone separation, protecting data and applications, situational awareness
- Case study: Defending against Shamoon, securing the supply chain in smart grid, future of cyber security considerations and countermeasures
Integration, interconnection and interoperation in the smart grids
- Interconnection and interoperability of distributed energy resources with associated electric power systems
- IEEE 1547 Standard; conformance test procedures
- Monitoring information exchange, control of distributed energy resources, new requirements for ride-through, interoperability requirements, microgrids and islanding operations, power quality requirements, impact studies
Sensing, communications and intelligence in the smart grids
- Smart grid communication, power system information theory, communication architecture, wireless communication, demand response
- Advanced metering infrastructure, smart power transmission system, wide area monitoring, networked control
- Distribution automation – Protection coordination, self-healing standards
- Machine intelligence in the grid, computing models for smart grid, machine-to-machine communication
- State estimation and stability, distributed state estimation, phasor measurement unit, synchrophasor applications, future of smart grid, future microgrids and nanogrids, emerging technologies
Teaching Team
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Sivaneasan
Associate Professor, Engineering, Singapore Institute of Technology
Schedule
Course Run | Dates | Time |
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September – November 2024 Run | 2 September – 25 November 2024 (Every Monday*) | 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm |
*Subject to change
Certificate and Assessment
A Certificate of Participation will be issued to participants who:
- Attend at least 75% of the module; and
- Undertake non-credit bearing assessment during the course
A Certificate of Attainment for each module will be issued to participants who:
- Attend at least 75% of the module; and
- Undertake and pass credit bearing assessment during the course
Fee Structure
The full fee for this course is S$3,606.88
Category | After SF Funding |
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Singapore Citizen (Below 40) | S$1,082.06 |
Singapore Citizen (40 & Above) | S$420.25 |
Singapore PR / LTVP+ Holder | S$1,082.06 |
Non-Singapore Citizen | S$3,606.88 (No Funding) |
Note: All fees above include GST. GST applies to individuals and Singapore-registered companies.
Course Runs
Learning Pathway
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