Development of Energy Systems Modeling Teaching Materials
Grant program: Open Educational Resources Grant Program
Grant recipient: Taco Niet, School of Sustainable Energy Engineering
Project team: Kamaria Kuling, research assistant
Timeframe: January 2020 to October 2020
Funding: $5,000
Course addressed: SEE 310 – Integrated Energy Solutions II
Final report: View Taco Niet's final report (PDF)
Description: SEE 310 covers a variety of energy systems modeling techniques and model structures. There are a number of open educational resources available that cover part of this course, but none that bring together all the topics into a well-structured course pack. Although there are commercial textbooks available that cover most of the course content there is no open set of materials (lecture slides, etc.) that cover the full scope and breadth of the course. I would like to use existing open source resources and combine them into a course pack for SEE 310 that students can use to support their learning.
Knowledge sharing: For dissemination of the course pack, I will evaluate if the ¶¡ÏãÔ°AV Summit site or a more modeling specific sits is the best approach. If the course pack is successful, we will consider building the material into an open textbook at a later date.
View Taco Niet's other ISTLD-funded projects
Development of Energy Systems Modeling Teaching Materials (G0356)
Development of WeBWork Problem Sets to Support Student Learning (G0358) - with Gaitra Yapa
Building Core Energy Literacy Skills for Students of SEE 110 Using WeBWorK Problem Sets (G0437)