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At the University of Washington Tacoma, Dr. Thillainathan Logenthiran leads the Electric Power Engineering track with a strong focus on future-ready learning. His teaching integrates smart grid technologies, renewable energy systems, and intelligent automation into dynamic coursework that blends theory with hands-on experience.
At the University of Washington Tacoma, Dr. Thillainathan Logenthiran leads the Electric Power Engineering track with a strong focus on future-ready learning. His teaching integrates smart grid technologies, renewable energy systems, and intelligent automation into dynamic coursework that blends theory with hands-on experience.
He designs and delivers undergraduate and graduate courses that leverage advanced simulation tools, real-time control systems, and project-based learning. From managing micro grids to optimizing clean energy systems, his students gain not only deep technical knowledge but also practical skills aligned with the evolving energy industry.
He designs and delivers undergraduate and graduate courses that leverage advanced simulation tools, real-time control systems, and project-based learning. From managing micro grids to optimizing clean energy systems, his students gain not only deep technical knowledge but also practical skills aligned with the evolving energy industry.
By fostering critical thinking, interdisciplinary collaboration, and innovation, Dr. Logenthiran equips the next generation of engineers to lead in the era of sustainable and intelligent power systems.
By fostering critical thinking, interdisciplinary collaboration, and innovation, Dr. Logenthiran equips the next generation of engineers to lead in the era of sustainable and intelligent power systems.
The list of courses that Dr. Thillainathan Logenthiran has independently designed, developed, and instructed at the University of Washington Tacoma is presented below:
The list of courses that Dr. Thillainathan Logenthiran has independently designed, developed, and instructed at the University of Washington Tacoma is presented below:
- TECE 533 – Renewable Energy Systems
- TECE 531 – Advanced Power System Operation
- TECE 535 – Power Distribution Systems
- TEE 433 – Sustainable Energy for Future Power Grid
- TEE 431 – Electric Power
- TEE 331 – Applied Electromagnetics
- TEE 315 – Electrical Circuits II
- TCES 215 – Electrical Circuits I
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