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\newcommand\textBookTitle{“Smart Grid -Communication-Enabled Intelligence for the Electric Power Grid”}
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\newcommand\supplMaterials{1.	“Smart Grid: Applications, Communications and Security”, Eds. Lars T. Berger and Krzysztof Iniewski, John Wiley \& Sons, 2012
2.	“Smart Energy Grid Engineering”, Ed. Hossam.A. Gabbar, Academic Press, 2017
3.	“Smart Grids”, Ed. Stuart Borlase, CRC Press, 2018
4.	“Smart Grid: Fundamentals of Design and Analysis”, James Momoh,  John Wiley \& Sons, 2012
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\newcommand\catalogDesc{The modern electric power infrastructure; manifestations of the smart-grid; two-way, smart revenue metering for system operating efficiencies, maximal utilization of renewable resources, improved power quality, and automated management of service disruptions; and evolving technologies offering security, reliability, and environmental sustainability of the electric infrastructure.}
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3. 	Analyze how to optimally integrate wind and solar electric systems and energy 
            storage systems into the modern grid and into microgrids
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August 23rd & Today's electric power infrastructure; Intro. To Smart Grid & 3-46\\
August 30th & Centralized generation, communications, control \& data, and energy storage	; review of power calculations & 55-85\\
Sept. 6th & Today's transmission and distribution systems & 89-118; 121-147\\
Sept. 13th & Today's interfaces with end-users (the consumers) & 151-179\\
Sept. 20th & Communication as the enabler of the smart grid; Communications architecture for the smart grid & 185-189; 216-224\\
Sept. 27th & Demand Response and Advanced Metering Infrastructure & 235-256\\
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Oct. 25th & State Estimation and System Stability & 389-411\\
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Nov. 29th & Integration of Energy Storage and Electric Vehicles into the Smart Grid & \\
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