EGEE 401
Energy in a Changing World

EGEE 401

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Instructor: Matt Howard

Overview: EGEE 401 is a required course in Penn State's online Bachelor of Arts in Energy and Sustainability Policy, Bachelor of Science in Energy and Sustainability Policy and Masters of Education in Earth Sciences. This course evaluates the existing energy infrastructure and energy/fuel use, both domestic and international, along with evolving technologies, implementation and challenges in meeting energy demands in a carbon constrained world. Students will understand the interrelationships between legislative, technological, environmental, and international factors associated with energy production, processing, distribution, and utilization.

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Want to join us? Students who register for this Penn State course gain access to assignments and instructor feedback and earn academic credit. Official course descriptions and curricular details can be reviewed in the University Bulletin.

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Students who register for this Penn State course gain access to assignments and instructor feedback, and earn academic credit.