Advanced Power Electrical Install & Engineering Courses

[yesterlectric]

Is it just me or is it really the case that it's only a few Midwestern schools that offer actual useful non-degree courses on more advanced power, electrical install and/or engineering topics? It seems the east coast is more about more BS type workforce development programs, like paying $5,000 to learn to be a construction laborer, going to a "coding boot camp," or paying $20,000 to get a certificate in "play therapy for children." Anyone know any other schools besides the two below offering similar programs?

Electric Power – Interdisciplinary Professional Programs – UW–Madison

interpro.wisc.edu

Electrical Engineering Certificate - School of Continuing Education

Electricity flows through every organization, and because it affects all communities, electrical engineers must maintain diverse skill sets to keep power grids and business lines open for use. The Electrical Engineering Certificate concentrates on learning the fundamental skills needed to...

uwm.edu

 

[steve66]

Coursera?

Top Electrical Engineering Courses - Learn Electrical Engineering Online | Coursera

Electrical Engineering courses from top universities and industry leaders. Learn Electrical Engineering online with courses like Introduction to Electronics and Power Electronics Graduate Certificate.

www.coursera.org

 

[steve66]

No official credit for these, but here are some older courses from MIT, Berkley, Stanford, etc.

Free Education | Audio/video Courses - Electronics and Electrical Engineering

This is a collection of audio/video courses and lectures in electronics and electrical engineering from educational institutions such as MIT OpenCourseWare, UC Berkeley Webcast and NPTEL Courses.

www.infocobuild.com