Slow, fast and ultra-fast charging course
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Slow, Fast, and Ultra-Fast Charging Course
Explore the various charging technologies for electric vehicles, including AC slow charging, DC fast charging, and ultra-fast charging. It focuses on understanding the protocols, standards, and infrastructure necessary for efficient and safe energy management, addressing aspects such as power, connector compatibility, and impact on the electrical grid. It includes the study of Battery Management Systems (BMS), electrical safety, and future trends in electric vehicle charging.
The course provides a solid foundation for professionals working in the electric mobility sector, covering topics such as charging infrastructure, charging station maintenance, and integration with renewable energy. Participants will gain practical knowledge of fault diagnosis and charging optimization, preparing them for roles in the electric vehicle charging industry, electrical engineering, and the development of sustainable mobility solutions.
Slow, fast and ultra-fast charging course
- Format: Hybrid
- Duration: 3 months
- Hours: 300 H
- Language: English / Spanish
- Registration date: 23-10-2026
- Start date: 12-12-2026
- Available places: 2
599 $
Competencies and results
What you will learn
1. Electrical Charging Optimization: From Slow Charge to Ultra-Fast
- Understand strategies for efficient electric vehicle charging management.
- Distinguish between different charging methods: Slow Charge, Fast Charge, and Ultra-Fast Charge.
- Evaluate factors that influence charging speed, such as battery technology, charging infrastructure, and the type of electric vehicle.
- Analyze the benefits and challenges associated with each charging method, including the impact on battery life and energy efficiency.
- Apply techniques to optimize electric vehicle charging, such as intelligent energy management and the use of control algorithms.
2. Propeller Design and Performance: Advanced Analysis
- Delve into the analysis of complex aeroelastic couplings: flap-lag-torsion, crucial for propeller stability and control.
- Study the whirl flutter phenomenon, understanding its impact on structural integrity and strategies to mitigate it.
- Evaluate the fatigue strength of propellers, predicting their service life and optimizing the design for greater durability.
- Apply Finite Element (FE) methods for the accurate dimensioning of laminates in composites, considering operational loads and stresses.
- Design and analyze robust joints, including bonded joints, ensuring efficient load transfer and structural integrity.
- Master the principles of damage tolerance, evaluating the propeller’s ability to withstand damage and prevent catastrophic failures.
Use Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) techniques, such as UT/RT/thermography, to inspect propellers and detect internal defects without damaging them.
3. Comprehensive user-oriented design and validation (from modeling to manufacturing)
You will learn to integrate the entire product development process, from initial model conception to final validation, applying user-centered methodologies. You will develop skills in parametric design, ergonomics, simulation, sustainable materials, 3D visualization, and manufacturing management, ensuring efficient, safe solutions that meet current industry standards.
1. Improvement in Electrical Charging: From Slow to Extreme Speed
- Master the calculation and optimization of electrical charging systems, from low-speed scenarios to high-demand and extreme-speed situations.
- Understand and apply advanced methodologies for the analysis of crucial dynamic phenomena, including flap-lag-torsion effects, whirl flutter instability, and structural fatigue analysis.
- Develop skills for the design and evaluation of structural components in composites, using finite element (FE) tools for the precise dimensioning of laminates, joints, and bonded joints.
- Implement damage tolerance strategies, including the use of non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques such as ultrasonic testing (UT), radiography (RT), and thermography, to ensure the integrity and service life of the structures.
5. Dynamics and Power in Propulsion Systems: A Comprehensive Study
5. Dynamics and Power in Propulsion Systems: A Comprehensive Study
Evaluate key propulsion components, including propellers, rotors, and power transmission systems.
Master computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis to simulate flow around propulsion components and optimize performance.
Understand the principles of rotor and propeller aerodynamics, including lift, drag, and efficiency.
Apply modal analysis techniques to identify critical vibration modes and prevent structural failures.
Study aeroelastic phenomena and their impact on the stability and performance of propulsion systems.
Analyze flap-lag-torsion couplings, whirl flutter, and fatigue.
Dimension Laminates in composites, bonded joints, and bonded joints with FE.
Implement damage tolerance and NDT (UT/RT/thermography).
Explore design and control strategies to optimize the performance and efficiency of propulsion systems.
Evaluate emerging propulsion technologies, such as hybrid and electric systems, and their challenges and opportunities.
6. Impeller Engineering: Speed and Flow Optimization
6. Impeller Engineering: Speed and Flow Optimization
Analysis of flap-lag-torsion couplings, whirl flutter, and fatigue in impellers.
Dimensioning of laminates in composites, including analysis of joints and bonded joints, using Finite Element (FE) techniques.
Application of damage tolerance techniques and Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods, such as UT (Ultrasound), RT (Radiography), and thermography.
Who this program is for:
Slow, fast and ultra-fast charging course
- Graduates in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Automation Engineering, or related fields.
- Professionals from OEM rotorcraft/eVTOL, MRO, consulting, technology centers.
- Flight Testing, certification, avionics, control, and dynamics seeking specialization.
- Regulators/authorities and UAM/eVTOL professionals requiring compliance skills.
Recommended qualifications: foundation in aerodynamics, control, and structures; ES/EN B2+/C1. We offer bridging tracks if you need them.
- Standards-driven curriculum: you will work with CS-27/CS-29, DO-160, DO-178C/DO-254, ARP4754A/ARP4761, ADS-33E-PRF from the first module.
- Accreditable laboratories (EN ISO/IEC 17025) with rotor bench, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL, vibrations/acoustics.
- Evidence-oriented TFM: safety case, test plan, compliance dossierand operational limits.
- Mentored by industry: teachers with experience in rotorcraft, tiltrotor, eVTOL/UAM and flight test.
- Flexible modality (hybrid/online), international cohorts and support from SEIUM Career Services.
- Ethics and security: safety-by-design approach, cyber-OT, DIH and compliance as pillars.
2.1 Propeller Design: Principles and Fundamentals
2.2 Propeller Geometry: Key Parameters
2.3 Propeller Element Theory (BEM)
2.4 CFD Modeling and Performance Analysis
2.5 Cavitation and Flow Phenomena
2.6 Propeller Materials and Manufacturing
2.7 Propeller Design for Different Applications
2.8 Propeller Design Optimization
2.9 Propeller Testing and Validation
2.10 Propeller Selection and Specification
2.2 Fundamentals of Propeller Hydrodynamics: Actuator Disk Theory and Moments
2.2 Propeller Geometry: Blade Design and Key Parameters
2.3 Load Distribution Analysis on Blades: Vortex Lattice Methods
2.4 Calculation of Drag and Propulsive Efficiency
2.5 Aerodynamic Design of Airfoils for High-Performance Propellers
2.6 Effects of Cavitation and its Mitigation in Propeller Design
2.7 Flow Analysis around Propellers using CFD: Advanced Simulations
2.8 Material Selection and Manufacturing Processes for Propellers
2.9 Wind Tunnel and Towing Tank Testing: Design Validation
2.20 Optimization of Propeller Design for Different Operating Conditions
3.3 Propeller Modeling and Simulation: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Analysis
3.2 Propeller Design: Optimization of Blade Shape and Profile
3.3 Energy Efficiency Simulation: Evaluation of Speed and Fuel Consumption
3.4 Variable Pitch Propellers: Control and Performance
3.5 Propeller Integration: Design and Optimization of the Propulsion System
3.6 Cavitation Analysis: Detection and Prevention
3.7 Noise Modeling: Simulation and Reduction of Generated Noise
3.8 Materials and Manufacturing: Selection of Materials and Manufacturing Processes
3.9 Testing and Validation: Bench and Water Testing, Analysis of Results
3.30 Continuous Improvement: Optimization of Performance and Efficiency over Time
4.4 Electrical Charging Optimization: Fundamentals and Principles
4.2 Types of Electrical Charging: Slow, Fast, and Ultra-Fast
4.3 Charging System Components: Cables, Connectors, and Chargers
4.4 Electrical Protection and Safety in Marine Environments
4.5 Charging Circuit Design: Component Selection
4.6 Thermal Management in Electrical Charging Systems
4.7 Communication Protocols for Intelligent Charging
4.8 Implementation of Onboard Charging Systems: Integration and Testing
4.9 Maintenance and Troubleshooting of Charging Systems
4.40 Future Trends: Innovations in Naval Electrical Charging
2.4 Propeller Design: Geometry, Profiles, and Materials
2.2 Impeller Theory: Water Flow and Thrust Principles
2.3 CFD Analysis of Propellers: Simulation and Optimization
2.4 Selection of Propellers: Design Criteria and Performance
2.5 Propeller Performance: Efficiency, Cavitation, and Noise
2.6 Propeller Design for Specific Operating Conditions
2.7 Propeller Testing: Test Benches and In-Water Trials
2.8 Propeller Manufacturing and Maintenance
2.9 Propeller Modeling: Software and Simulation Tools
2.40 Propeller Optimization: Reducing Fuel Consumption and Increasing Speed
3.4 Propeller Simulation: Introduction to the Tools
3.2 Flow Modeling: CFD and Finite Element Methods
3.3 Performance Analysis: Thrust, Torque, and Power
3.4 Design Optimization: Seeking Maximum Efficiency
3.5 Influence of Hull Design on Propeller Performance
3.6 Case Studies: Specific Applications and Challenges
3.7 Cavitation Simulation Prevention and Mitigation
3.8 Noise Simulation: Analysis and Reduction
3.9 Simulation Validation: Real-World Testing
3.40 The Future of Simulation: Trends and Technological Advances
4.4 Fundamentals of Electrical Charging: Review and Expansion
4.2 Slow Charging Systems: Characteristics and Applications
4.3 Fast Charging: Key Technologies and Components
4.4 Ultra-Fast Charging: Challenges and Opportunities
4.5 Batteries for Charging Systems: Selection and Management
4.6 High-Power Cables and Connectors
4.7 Charging System Design: Safety and Security
4.8 Integration of Onboard Charging Systems: Design and Control
4.9 Maintenance and Troubleshooting: Best Practices
4.40 The Future of Electrical Charging: Trends and Advances
5.4 Introduction to Naval Propulsion Systems
5.2 Types of Propulsion Systems: Diesel, Electric, and Hybrid
5.3 Fluid Dynamics: Principles and Applications
5.4 Engine Power: Calculation and Selection
5.5 Power Transmission: Shafts, Gearboxes, and Clutches
5.6 Propellers: Propellers, Jet Pumps, and Other Devices
5.7 Performance Analysis: Efficiency and Fuel Consumption
5.8 Control Systems: Regulation and Automation
5.9 Propulsion System Design: Considerations and Constraints
5.40 Future Trends: Innovations in Marine Propulsion
6.4 Introduction to Impeller Engineering
6.2 Impeller Design: Principles and Methodologies
6.3 Impeller Geometry: Selection and Optimization
6.4 Flow in Impellers: Analysis and Simulation
6.5 Impeller Materials: Selection and Strength
6.6 Impeller Manufacturing: Processes and Technologies
6.7 Impeller Testing: Test Benches and Validation
6.8 Cavitation and Erosion: Prevention and Mitigation
6.9 Impeller Optimization: Performance and Durability
6.40 Impeller Applications: Different Types of Vessels
7.4 Load Dynamics: Concepts and Definitions
7.2 Electrical Load Modeling: Equations and Methods
7.3 Load Simulation: Tools and Software
7.4 Load Analysis: Results and Interpretation
7.5 Load Variations: Factors and Considerations
7.6 Load Optimization: Design and Control
7.7 Loading Systems: Selection and Evaluation
7.8 Impact of Load on Performance: Analysis and Prediction
7.9 Case Studies: Practical Applications and Examples
7.40 The Future of Load Dynamics: Trends and Innovations
8.4 Rotor Analysis: Introduction and Concepts
8.2 Rotor Geometry: Design and Selection
8.3 Rotor Modeling: Tools and Techniques
8.4 Flow Simulation: CFD and Numerical Methods
8.5 Rotor Performance: Thrust, Torque, and Power
8.6 Rotor Efficiency: Analysis and Optimization
8.7 Rotor Materials: Selection and Strength
8.8 Rotor Testing: Test Benches and Validation
8.9 Rotor Maintenance: Inspection and Repair
8.40 Rotor Applications: Various Industries and Sectors
5.5 Propeller Design: Key Parameters and Optimized Selection
5.5 Propeller Geometry: Influence on Performance and Cavitation
5.3 Flow Analysis Around Propellers: CFD and Experimental Methods
5.4 Computer-Aided Design (CAD) for Propellers
5.5 Optimizing Propeller Design for Efficiency and Noise Reduction
5.6 Propeller Manufacturing: Materials and Processes
5.7 Bench Testing Propellers: Measurements and Analysis
5.8 Selecting and Analyzing Propellers for Different Vessel Types
5.9 Case Studies: Real-World Propeller Optimization
5.50 Regulations and Standards in Propeller Design
5.5 Propeller Modeling and Simulation: Tools and Techniques
5.5 Propulsion Efficiency Analysis: Key Factors and Optimization
5.3 Flow Simulation in Propellers: CFD and Advanced Methods
5.4 Evaluating Propeller Performance Under Different Conditions
5.5 Design and Analysis of Variable-Pitch Propellers
5.6 Propeller Testing in Cavitation Tunnels
5.7 Environmental Impact of Propellers: Noise and Cavitation
5.8 Propeller Selection and Optimization for Fuel Efficiency
5.9 Case Studies: Propellant Efficiency Analysis in Practice
5.50 Future Trends in Propeller Design and Analysis
3.5 Fundamentals of Electrical Charging: Principles and Types of Charging
3.5 Slow Charging Systems: Characteristics and Applications
3.3 Fast Charging: Technologies and Components
3.4 Ultra-Fast Charging: Advances and Challenges
3.5 Design and Optimization of Onboard Electrical Charging Systems
3.6 Energy Management in Electrical Charging Systems
3.7 Safety in Charging Systems: Regulations and Standards
3.8 Integration of Charging Systems with the Electrical Grid
3.9 Case Studies: Implementation of Electrical Charging Systems
3.50 Future Trends in Naval Electrical Charging
4.5 Principles of Naval Propulsion: Forces and Laws Fundamentals
4.5 Conventional Propulsion Systems: Types and Operation
4.3 Advanced Propulsion Systems: Hybrid and Electric
4.4 Propulsion Dynamics: Speed, Power, and Drag
4.5 Analysis of Power Requirements for Propulsion
4.6 Optimization of Naval Propulsion Efficiency
4.7 Propulsion Control and Management Systems
4.8 Environmental Impact of Propulsion Systems
4.9 Case Studies: Analysis of Dynamics and Power in Different Vessels
4.50 Future Trends in Naval Propulsion
5.5 Impeller Design: Key Parameters and Considerations
5.5 Geometry and Flow Optimization in Impellers
5.3 Flow Analysis in Impellers: Methods and Tools
5.4 Impeller Design for Different Naval Applications
5.5 Material Selection and Manufacturing Processes
5.6 Testing and Performance Evaluation of Impellers
5.7 Optimizing Impeller Performance
5.8 Impeller Design for Reduction Noise and Vibration
5.9 Practical Cases: Impeller Optimization in Real-Life Applications
5.50 Innovations and Future Trends in Impeller Design
6.5 Load Dynamics Modeling and Simulation
6.5 Speed and Power Analysis in Different Scenarios
6.3 Drag and Energy Consumption Simulation
6.4 Influence of Environmental Conditions on Load Dynamics
6.5 Speed and Power Optimization in Different Designs
6.6 Vessel Stability and Maneuverability Analysis
6.7 Propulsion and Control System Simulation
6.8 Case Studies: Speed and Power Simulations in Practice
6.9 Load Dynamics Simulation Tools and Software
6.50 Future Trends in Load Dynamics Simulation
7.5 Rotor Analysis Fundamentals: Principles and Concepts
7.5 Rotor Modeling: Techniques and Tools
7.3 Flow Simulation Around Rotors: CFD Methods
7.4 Rotor Performance Analysis: Efficiency and Thrust
7.5 Rotor Design Optimization for Different Applications
7.6 Rotor Material Selection and Manufacturing Processes
7.7 Rotor Performance Testing and Evaluation
7.8 Environmental Impact of Rotors: Noise and Vibration
7.9 Case Studies: Rotor Analysis in Practice
7.50 Future Trends in Rotor Analysis and Modeling
6. Electrical Charging Optimization: From Slow Charge to Ultra-Fast
6.6 Types of Naval Electrical Charging: A Comparative Analysis
6.2 Impact of Infrastructure on Charging Speed
6.3 Fast Charging Technologies: Design and Operation
6.4 Naval Batteries: Selection and Thermal Management
6.5 Charging Management Systems: Efficiency and Safety
6.6 Optimizing Onboard Power Distribution
6.7 Integrating Renewable Energy into Charging
6.8 Naval Electrical Charging Standards and Regulations
2. Propeller Design and Performance: Advanced Analysis
2.6 Propeller Theory: Fundamentals and Key Concepts
2.2 Hydrodynamic Propeller Design: Profile Optimization
2.3 Propeller Materials and Manufacturing: Selection and Processes
2.4 CFD Analysis of Propellers: Simulation and Validation
2.5 Propeller Cavitation: Detection and Mitigation
2.6 Wake Influence on Propeller Performance
2.7 Propeller Design for Different Types of Vessels
2.8 Propeller Testing and Evaluation: Test Bench
3. Propeller Simulation and Efficiency
3.6 Propeller Modeling: Techniques and Tools
3.2 Flow Simulation Around the Hull and Propeller
3.3 Propulsive Efficiency Analysis: Methods and Metrics
3.4 Effects of Hull-Propeller Interaction
3.5 Propeller Design Optimization
3.6 Maneuvering and Performance Simulation Under Adverse Conditions
3.7 Noise and Vibration Reduction in Propellers
3.8 Applications of Simulation in Naval Design
4. Electrical Charging Refinement: From Slow to Extreme Speed
4.6 Current Trends in Naval Fast Charging Technologies
4.2 Advanced Energy Storage Systems for Fast Charging
4.3 Design of High-Power Charging Stations
4.4 Integration of Smart Grids into Charging Systems
4.5 Safety and Regulatory Aspects of Charging Ultra-fast
4.6 Monitoring and Control of Advanced Charging Systems
4.7 The Future of Electric Charging in Naval Propulsion
4.8 Case Studies: Implementing Fast Charging in Fleets
5. Dynamics and Power in Propulsion Systems: A Comprehensive Study
5.6 Drag Analysis: Components and Calculations
5.2 Propulsion Modeling: Equations and Algorithms
5.3 Power and Speed Curve Analysis: Interpretation
5.4 Engine and Gearbox Selection: Optimization
5.5 Propulsion System Design: Power Balance
5.6 Vibration and Noise Analysis in the Propulsion System
5.7 Energy Efficiency in Propulsion Systems
5.8 Trends in Naval Propulsion: Innovation and Development
6. Impeller Engineering: Speed and Flow Optimization
6.6 Blade Design and Optimization: Advanced Techniques
6.2 Flow Modeling: CFD Simulation and Validation
6.3 Design of Impellers for Different Operating Conditions
6.4 Impeller Materials and Manufacturing
6.5 Impeller Testing: Performance Analysis
6.6 Impeller Failure Analysis: Causes and Solutions
6.7 Impeller Maintenance and Repair
6.8 Impeller Vibration and Noise Reduction
6.9 Design Optimization for Energy Efficiency
6.60 Case Studies: Applications in Naval Design
7. Load Dynamics: Speed and Power Simulations
7.6 Vessel Dynamics Modeling
7.2 Speed and Power Simulations: Scenarios and Analysis
7.3 Impact of Environmental Conditions on Performance
7.4 Maneuvering and Performance Analysis under Different Conditions
7.5 Design Optimization to Minimize Drag
7.6 Propulsion and Control System Simulation
7.7 Validation of Simulations with Sea Trials
7.8 Applications of Load Dynamics in Naval Design
8. Rotor Analysis and Modeling: Performance and Efficiency
8.6 Theory of Rotors: Fundamentals and Key Concepts
8.2 Aerodynamic Design of Rotors: Airfoil Optimization
8.3 Rotor Materials and Manufacturing: Selection and Processes
8.4 CFD Analysis of Rotors: Simulation and Validation
8.5 Wake Effects and Rotor-Hull Interaction
8.6 Designing Rotors for Different Applications
8.7 Rotor Testing and Evaluation: Test Bench
8.8 Optimizing Rotor Performance and Efficiency
- Hands-on methodology: test-before-you-trust, design reviews, failure analysis, compliance evidence.
- Software (depending on licenses/partners): MATLAB/Simulink, Python (NumPy/SciPy), OpenVSP, SU2/OpenFOAM, Nastran/Abaqus, AMESim/Modelica, acoustics tools, planning toolchains DO-178C.
- SEIUM Laboratories: scale rotor bench, vibrations/acoustics, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL for AFCS, data acquisition with strain gauging.
- Standards and compliance: EN 9100, 17025, ISO 27001, GDPR.
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Admissions, fees, and scholarships
- Profile: Background in Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or related fields; practical experience in NLP and valued information retrieval systems.
- Documentation: Updated CV, academic transcript, SOP/statement of purpose, project examples or code (optional).
- Process: Application → Technical evaluation of profile and experience → Technical interview → Review of case studies → Final decision → Enrollment.
- Fees:
- Single payment: 10% discount.
- Payment in 3 installments: No fees; 30% upon registration + 2 equal monthly payments of the remaining 35%.
Monthly payment: available with a 7% commission on the total; annual review.
Scholarships: based on academic merit, financial need, and promoting inclusion; agreements with companies in the sector for partial or full scholarships.
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