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Teaching sustainable energy course through real world case studies, projects and simulations

This paper describes current and on-going effort to bring the new context of sustainable energy education to undergraduate students at the National University of Singapore. The course aims to introduce the students to the concept of modern electrical energy systems with different types of sustainable energy sources and the conceptual idea of ‘smart grid’ at a different depth. The paper also outlines the course details, structure and contents, and various strategies that were implemented to enhance student learning.