Electric Vehicle

This EV course covers the essentials of electric vehicle systems, including motors, batteries, and charging technology. You'll learn about advanced safety features like regenerative braking and ABS, as well as key systems like HVAC. Hands-on projects include designing battery management and energy-efficient braking. Gain foundational knowledge and practical skills in EV technology.

Intended audience

EV Systems Engineer, Battery Management Systems Engineer, Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Specialist, EV Motor Design Engineer, Control Systems Engineer (EV)

Prerequisites

Any Diploma or Degree

Assessment & certification

Assessment fee: Included — no extra fee
Assessment mode: Online
Assessment type: MCQ

NCrF level: 6 (NCrF credit-eligible)

Syllabus

Week 1: Basics of EVs, core systems, and how they integrate with traditional vehicles.
Week 2: Types, sizing, and control units for efficient EV motors.
Week 3: Learn about battery types, storage, calculations, and management.
Week 4: EV charging tech, connectors, and setting up grid-connected stations.
Week 5: Controllers, converters, and protocols for smooth EV operations.
Week 6: Regenerative braking, ABS, and stability for safe driving.
Week 7: Climate control (HVAC) and passenger comfort systems.
Week 8: Explore new trends, innovations, and battery assembly.
Week 9: Grid-connected EV stations powered by renewable energy.
Week 10: Real projects like battery design, braking, and motor comparisons.