Recently Completed Courses
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Nov 14-18, 2011, Pterra
Course,
Power Flow
and Stability Analysis and Applications Course,
SERC office in Charlotte, North Carolina. For venue information such as directions, hotels, restaurants, please click
here.
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Jan 9-13, 2012, Pterra
Course,
Power Flow
and Stability Analysis and Applications Course,
FRCC office in Tampa, Florida.
For venue information such as directions, hotels, restaurants, please click
here.
Registrations
Pre-registration is required to attend a published
course. Please complete the
registration
form. The form also shows the registration fees.
CreditsCertificates will be given to all participants in each course indicating the number of Professional Development Hours and Continuing Education Units based on national guidelines and the number of classroom hours for courses that are satisfactorily completed.

Tulsa, Oklahoma
Daily Logistics
The typical daily schedule for Pterra's courses:
Daily sessions: • 9:00 AM - First speaker begins • 10:30 AM – Morning break • 12:00 NN
– Lunch break. • 1:00 PM - Afternoon sessions start • 2:30 PM – Afternoon break • 4:00 PM – End of Formal Sessions. Speakers may be available for informal discussion through 5 PM
Provided MaterialEach matriculating participant will receive a hard copy of each course’s notes, and any reference material provided by the
instructors.
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Tampa, Florida
Why Take a Pterra Course?
Pterra's short courses
cover new and evolving technologies in power system engineering and
analysis topics. The courses range from 3-5 days of
intensive, focused discussion on specific, timely topics. Some
courses are lecture and discussion type while others include
hands-on case studies to enhance learning on applications topics.
What makes taking courses at Pterra unique?
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Experience - Pterra's
instructors talk from experience in practical
applications for the particular topics they cover. As a
minimum, Pterra's instructors have 10 years experience and 200
lecture hours in a classroom environment.
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Convenience - Pterra
courses are held in locations where there is convenient
access by road, train or air, at venues where there are
numerous choices for lodging and meals.
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Personal - Pterra courses
are aimed at smaller class sizes with an average
instructor to student ratio of 1:5. The classroom atmosphere is
casual, conducive for open discussions of technical issues. Our
training facilitators address specific needs to make the
learning experience more comfortable and rewarding.
For a very short time
commitment from you, come away with the latest thinking on
power technologies, and bring this directly to your area of
application.

Albany, New York |