certificate in ev technology

 


The Electric Vehicle Development Technology Certificate prepares students for employment in product development and manufacturing occupations not only in the automotive industry, but other industries such as communications, solar, wind turbine and smart grid, including the following job categories:

  • Development Technician
  • Electrical Test Technician
  • Mechanical Testing Technician
  • Manufacturing Technician

The one-year program emphasizes laboratory skills and a project-based experience. Courses include:

  • Introduction to Electric Vehicle Propulsion Systems
  • Electronic Technology 
  • Motors and Controls for Electric Vehicles and Industrial Applications
  • Electric Vehicle Data Acquisition, Sensors and Control Systems
  • Advanced Energy Storage

To learn more about visit:

http://aevt.org/courses/electric-vehicle-technology-business-management.php

https://aproskill.com/home/course/electric-vehicle-evse-business-course/1

https://istskill.in/course/electric-vehicle-charging-infrastructure

https://aevt.in/courses/e-mobility-business-course-mumbai-001.php


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