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Professional roles Professional role 1: Electrical power engineer Professional role 2: Electrical power technician Professional role 3: Work planner The graduate has knowledge of... - The structure of the power supply system and the system's operation and maintenance - Transformers, switchgear, motors, generators, cabling and fuses, design and materials for electricity - Different types of power lines for routing in ground, water and air - Environmental aspects of electricity production: solar, wind, nuclear and wind power, and solar energy - Work environment and safety issues for the industry, ESA, AMA EL - General contract law and construction contract law (ABS AB ABT ABK) and LOU - Technical development for future renewable energy, such as smart grids and microgeneration - PLC systems and associated programming - Electricity economics: economic aspects of electricity production and calculations of electricity production - BBR and building construction for electricity distribution facilities The graduate has skills in... - Produce drawings using CAD programs for electricity distribution - Dimension lines for routing in ground, water and air - Design control equipment for the control and protection of electricity distribution facilities - Perform line calculations and dimension lines - Perform calculations, work preparation and costing for design planning and use design tools, e.g. EBR - Program and commission PLC systems - Use English terminology relevant to the industry orally The graduate has the competence to... - Evaluate construction and design choices from an environmental and energy-efficiency perspective - Evaluate electricity distribution facilities from an economic perspective - Evaluate the work environment from a safety perspective - Plan and carry out projects in the electrical power field SPECA - Perform tasks as an electrical power engineer, work planner, operations engineer or electrical power technician at grid companies and other organisations - Take responsibility for their own professional development in order to keep up with industry and technology developments - Perform real and complex-valued analyses, integral calculations, periodic and aperiodic oscillation processes in electrical engineering
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