Teaching History

Educational Contributions

Developed graduate level curriculum for the electric power systems at MIT, EECS Department. Developed three permanent courses in EECS, MIT. in the area of electric power systems. Significant contributions to theses supervision in the area of electric power systems at MIT over the past 15 years.

Subjects Lectured:

MIT

© Advanced Electric Power Systems I

Fall 1990, Fall 1992, Fall 1994, Fall 1996, Fall 1999-2001

© Advanced Electric Power Systems II

Spring 1991, Spring 1993, Spring 1995, Spring 1997, Spring 2000-2002

© Circuits and Electronics

Fall 1987-Spring 1989, Spring 1998

© Dynamics and Control of Electrical Machines

Spring 1990, Spring 1992, Spring 1994

© Feedback Systems

Spring 1994

© Hierarchical Control of Power Systems: Its Value Under Changing Industry

Spring 1996

© Introduction to Electric Power Systems

Spring 1991

© Large Scale Dynamic Systems Revisited

Spring 2002

© Operation and Planning of Electric Power Systems

Spring 1989, Fall 1991, Fall 1993, Fall 1995, Fall 1997, Fall 1999-2001

University of llinois

© Advanced Modeling & Control of Electrical Machines (Spring 1985)

© Computer Methods for Electric Networks (Fall 1984)

© Computer Methods in Electric Power Systems (Spring 1987)

© Power Electronics (Fall 1985)

© Solid State Control of Electric Drives (Fall 1986)

© Special Topics in Electric Power Systems (Spring 1986)

Cornell University

© Electrical Engineering Laboratory (Fall 1982)

© Linear Circuits & Systems (Spring 1984)

© Power Systems Analysis I & II (Spring 1983 & Fall 1983)

Drexel University

© Linear Circuit Analysis (Fall 1981)

© Linear Systems Theory (Spring 1982)

Washington University

© Advanced Power Systems Analysis (Spring 1981)

© Numerical Analysis (Spring 1980)

© Probability and Engineering Statistics (Fall 1980)