Hybrid Automotive Engineering

This diploma program is structured to offer participants a thorough understanding of hybrid automotive technology, integrating both theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for the design, maintenance, and repair of hybrid vehicles. Graduates will be fully prepared to meet the demands of the ever-evolving automotive industry.

• Introduction to Hybrid Automotive Engineering
  • Overview of hybrid vehicle technology and its significance
  • Differences between hybrid, electric, and conventional vehicles
• Hybrid Vehicle Components
  • Key components: internal combustion engines, electric motors, batteries, inverters, and transmission systems
  • Understanding the integration of these components in hybrid systems
• Battery Technology and Management
  • Types of batteries used in hybrids: NiMH, Li-ion, and others
  • Battery management systems (BMS) and their role in performance and safety
• Electric Drive Systems
  • Fundamentals of electric motors and their operation in hybrid vehicles
  • Regenerative braking and energy recovery systems
• Control Systems and Electronics
  • Overview of control systems in hybrid vehicles
  • Introduction to sensors, actuators, and electronic control units (ECUs)
• Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
  • Common issues in hybrid vehicles and their symptoms
  • Diagnostic tools and techniques for assessing hybrid systems
• Maintenance and Service Practices
  • Routine maintenance tasks specific to hybrid vehicles
  • Safety protocols when working with high-voltage systems
• Alternative Fuels and Sustainability
  • Overview of alternative fuels and their role in hybrid technology
  • Environmental impact and sustainability considerations
• Hands-On Training
  • Practical exercises in diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing hybrid vehicle systems
  • Group projects to enhance collaborative problem-solving skills
• Emerging Trends in Hybrid Technology
  • Innovations in hybrid systems, battery technology, and automation
  • The future of hybrid vehicles in the automotive market
• Capstone Project
  • A final project that integrates knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program
  • Presentation of findings and solutions to real-world hybrid automotive challenges
• Conclusion and Certification
  • Review of key concepts and skills learned
  • Awarding of diploma upon successful completion of the program