2026/27 · Official catalogue edition
The effective term printed in this PDF is Semester A 2025/26。
Offering record for 2026/27：Not offering in current academic year
What you will study
- Course overview and aims
- This course is designed to introduce advanced technologies for power system dynamic analysis. The course focuses on low-carbon transmission networks dominated by inverter-based resources (IBR), to align with the ongoing transformation of the power systems. It begins with a review of the key challenges in low-carbon power systems, followed by an in-depth discussion of system dynamics and stability issues, including voltage stability, angle and frequency stability, small-signal stability, and transient stability. Conventional and innovative solutions to these issues will be introduced, as well as the system protection principles. Additional relevant topics, such as grid-forming inverters, system strength assessment, load modelling, and professional software, will also be covered to provide a comprehensive understanding. The course aims to let students master the necessary technologies and skills for power system analysis and develop insights into future advancements.
- Course content
- Complete official information for this field is not available.
Before you take this course
Check prerequisites, precursors and corequisites separately, together with equivalence and exclusion conditions. “and” means conditions must be met together; “or” marks alternatives. Read combined conditions in the groupings shown in the original text below.
- Prerequisites
- EE3123 Introduction to Electric Power Systems
- Precursors
- Nil
- Corequisites
- This edition of the official syllabus does not state this item.
- Additional course requirements
- This edition of the official syllabus does not state this item.
- Equivalent courses and conditions
- Nil
- Exclusive courses and conditions
- Nil
Assessment and passing the course
- Assessment
- Continuous assessment: 50%; Examination: 50%; Examination duration: 2 hours
- Passing requirements
- Remark: To pass the course, students are required to achieve at least 30% in course work and 30% in the examination. # may include homework, exercise, project/mini-project, presentation.
The catalogue assessment percentages are indicative; the course syllabus provides the detailed assessment scheme.
Credits, duration and edition details
- Title in this edition
- Advanced Power Systems
- Credits in this edition
- 3
- Course duration
- One Semester
- Syllabus effective term
- Semester A 2025/26
- Levels printed in the syllabus
- B1, B2, B3, B4 - Bachelor's Degree
Check the official document
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Source · University course information ↗ · Checked 2026-10-18