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Clean Energy Technology
What you'll learn
Set your sights on a career in New York's growing clean energy field! This Clean Energy Technology microcredential provides earners with highly sought-after skills and hands-on experience using the latest tools and equipment to help you understand solar, wind, geothermal, atomic power, biofuels and more. You will understand electro-mechanical systems and how these systems are controlled. You will learn how to interpret specifications and codes, acquire and analyze system data and calibrate input/output devices. You will also gain practical experience interfacing with mechatronic systems for basic control and alarm systems and electrochemical models for batteries. Successful completion of this microcredential prepares you to hit the ground running in entry-level positions across the clean energy field including solar installer or battery technician.
Microcredential course requirements
Skills covered
This microcredential is stackable
Credits earned in the completion of this microcredential can be applied toward completion of a related certificate or degree program. It is a building block that gives you a jump start to education and career success.
Faculty
Assistant Professor & Chairperson, Engineering Technologies
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*Estimated tuition
Each campus will confirm final costs. The estimated tuition shown above is based on NYS residency for this institution. Tuition can vary based on full- or part-time attendance, residency and whether the courses are undergraduate or graduate. Additional costs include fees and books. Some available grant funding for eligible students may be highlighted on this page. For information on other possible financial support to help you pay for your microcredential, please visit our For You page.
*Estimated cost
Each campus will confirm final cost. Some available grant funding for eligible students may be highlighted on this page. For information on other possible financial support to help you pay for your microcredential, please visit our For You page.