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Tidal and Wave Energy Engineering

This course provides an introduction to tidal and wave energy engineering, exploring the fundamental principles, technologies, and design aspects of tidal and wave energy systems. It covers energy conversion methods, resource assessment, environmental impacts, and the economics of tidal and wave energy projects. Designed for beginners to intermediate learners, the course combines theoretical foundations with practical applications, preparing students for careers or further study in marine renewable energy.

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Course Duration:

36 hours

Level:

Beginner to Intermediate

Course Objectives

  • Understand the basic principles of tidal and wave energy.

  • Explore the various conversion technologies for tidal and wave energy.

  • Learn about system design, resource assessment, and site selection for marine energy projects.

  • Assess the environmental impact of tidal and wave energy systems.

  • Gain insight into the economic feasibility and policy considerations for deploying marine energy systems.

Prerequisites

  • Basic knowledge of renewable energy systems or environmental science.

  • Familiarity with fundamental engineering or physics concepts, especially in fluid dynamics.

  • No prior experience in tidal or wave energy is required, but an interest in renewable energy technologies is beneficial.

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