Lead tomorrow’s innovations in advanced battery manufacturing process technology.
| Instruction Time | Completion Time | CEUs | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Battery Cell Manufacturing, Testing, and Design | ~ 4-6 hours per section | 90 days to complete | 2.75 |
Today’s global demand for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage makes understanding battery manufacturing more critical than ever. More innovations in manufacturing process technology are needed to make electric vehicles more affordable and environmentally sustainable.
This online certificate trains you on the fundamentals of battery cell manufacturing processes, testing methods, and design principles. You will learn the theory of operation for every cell manufacturing step, including electrode production, cell assembly, and formation. Additionally, you will explore how cell performance is defined and measured at the end of the line and in the lab. The course will enable you to make informed cell design decisions that balance manufacturability with optimal performance.
You will gain the knowledge to transform your approach to battery manufacturing with our expert-led certificate course.
The course is fully online. Learners will have opportunities to engage with the instructional team for guidance and support throughout the course. An online forum will be available to encourage open discussions, networking, and collaborative learning.
Video lectures and reading materials will be provided. Instructors expect learners to complete problem sets and quizzes.
The course is designed for both university students and working professionals. You should have a foundational knowledge of mathematics and physics. Prior knowledge of batteries or manufacturing is optional.
This course is a great option for learners who are familiar with manufacturing but not batteries. The content is designed to bridge the gap between understanding battery materials and manufacturing technology.
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Greg is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Battery Lab facility. He received a doctorate in Chemistry from the University of Michigan. Prior to founding the Battery Lab, he was a research scientist at the University of Michigan and with battery companies T/J Technologies and A123 Systems.
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Ann Arbor, MI 48105
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