Power Electronics

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Power electronics is the unglamorous engineering discipline behind nearly every modern device's charger, inverter, and power supply, and this University of Colorado Boulder specialization takes it seriously — simulation-heavy, calculation-driven, and built for people designing real circuits, not just studying theory.

Who it's for

Electrical engineering students or working engineers at an intermediate level who want to design and simulate modern power electronics systems, from USB power delivery to larger electric power systems.

What you'll build

• Simulation skills using dedicated power-electronics software
• Engineering calculations and analysis for electrical systems
• Understanding of electronic components and basic electrical systems
• Applied knowledge of electric power systems and electrical power delivery

With over 86,000 learners, it's a well-trodden path for engineers looking to move from circuit theory into the applied, simulation-based work that modern power-electronics roles actually demand.