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January 13th, 2010
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Summary
Basic principles and history of alternative energy sources. Alternative energy sources highlighted include solar photovoltaic, solar thermal, wind, hydropower and geothermal. Emphasis on local power facilities utilizing alternative energy sources.
L+L 2 credits 2 periods
Prerequisites: none.
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Course Outline
| Week #1 (1/19) |
Class Activity: Introduction to Alternative Energy Solar Energy / Photovoltaic |
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| OnLine Assignment #1: Photovoltaic Activity |
Posted: 1/19 |
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| Week #2 (1/26) |
Class activity:
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| OnLine Assignment #2: Solar Thermal Activity |
Posted: 1/26 Due: 2/2 |
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| Week #3 (2/2) |
Class Activity:
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| OnLine Assignment #3: Wind Energy Activity |
Posted: 2/2 |
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| Week #4 (2/9) |
Class Activities:
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| Week #5 (2/16) |
Class Activity:
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| OnLine Assignment #5: Hydro Power Activity |
Posted: 2/16 |
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| Week #6 (2/23) |
Class Activity: * Geothermal * Biofuels |
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| OnLine Assignment #6: Geothermal Activity |
Posted: 2/23 Due: 3/2 |
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| Week #7 (3/2) |
Class Activity:* Global Warming* Solar Energy: lesson learned from Germany * Guideline for Final Presentation |
Final Presentation due in class
3/9 |
| Week #8 (3/9) |
* Class Summary * Final Presentations |
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I look forward to learning all the information you will be providing in class
Thank you for simplifying the class. These are really foreign subjects to me, so simple is good.
Hey troops,
Make sure you bring a solar-powered calculator in for the test on 10/28, it will make your life a little easier.
Have a great weekend!
dan is mike.
good job mike
no one is mike now
Who am I?