Short Courses
Delivered courses - IET - Teaching/Modules
Presents for the European Energy Centre on their Edinburgh based course on "Solar Photovoltaic" on the topics of Grid Connection (G83/1-1) and the Edinburgh Napier solar PV array.
Prepared and delivered a one day Training course for staff at Newage International on Fundamentals of Electrical Generators.
Prepared and delivered a Training Course on Power System Economics at John Brown Engineering, Clydebank.
Prepared a Continuing Education Course on Electrical and Commercial Engineering of Appropriate Technology Micro Hydro Schemes in Nepal.
IET (formerly IEE) short courses
Dr Henderson is a founder-member and Chairman of the organising committee for the IET (formerly IEE) Courses on Electrical Generators and Distributed Generation. He also presents on the courses.
The Electrical Generators course first ran in 1996 and was repeated in 1997, 1999, 2001, 2003 and in 2005.
A Generator Applications Course ran in 1998 and the Distributed Generation Systems course has run in 2000, 2002, 2004, and 2006 to 2011 inclusive.
The Distributed Generation Systems course will run again in June 2012, full details are available below.
Follow this link to the full details of these courses past and present.
Teaching
At Edinburgh Napier University,
in the School of
Engineering and the Built Environment, Dr Henderson is currently teaching
on the following modules;
ELE09100 Electrical Systems
ELE09103 Electrical Supply
ELE10102 Electrical Machines
ELE10104 Power Systems
ELE10106 Electronic Drives
ELE11106 Industrial Drive Systems
ELE11113 Distributed Generation Systems
MEC09117 Renewable Energy & Sustainability
MEC11123 Sustainable Energy Technology
The module descriptors for these modules can be found at Edinburgh Napier Modular Catalgoue
Previous notable subjects taught have been;
Small Scale Hydro
Electrical Principles
These modules can be converted into training courses on request. Alternatively, customised training can be arranged.
Dr Henderson is an External
Examiner at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen .
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