Thermal Management in EVs

CONTENT TYPE

VR, 3D ILV, Interactive Modules

DURATION

1.5 Hours

TARGET AUDIENCE

Technician

COURSE DELIVERY

VR or Web-based

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About the Course:

This microcredential introduces students to the essential principles and technologies involved in thermal management for electric vehicles (EVs). Through focused learning modules, enhanced 3D visualization, and immersive VR simulations, students explore the design, function, and integration of cooling systems, phase change materials, heat exchangers, heat pump systems, and predictive thermal management strategies.

Learning Objectives:

Course will be delivered via LMS and comes with a VR headset to access VR simulations.

Workforce Development

At ImmerseLearn, we emphasize job-ready skills that align with the evolving demands of the EV industry. This microcredential enhances students’ technical understanding and practical ability to manage the complex thermal systems critical to electric vehicle design and performance.

Engineer working on electric vehicle battery system in an automotive manufacturing facility.

Learn the core components and operation of EV thermal systems, including cooling for high-energy systems like batteries and power electronics.

Gain detailed insights into cooling strategies for various EV components—ensuring system efficiency, longevity, and safety.

Understand the role of phase change materials and cutting-edge heat exchangers in maintaining optimal operating temperatures under different driving conditions.

Discover how AI and aerodynamic modeling are used to forecast and manage thermal loads proactively, reducing energy consumption and enhancing vehicle range.

Explore how heat pump systems are utilized in EVs for efficient cabin heating and cooling, contributing to overall thermal efficiency.

By completing this microcredential, students will be equipped with the knowledge and practical skills to contribute effectively to the development and maintenance of electric vehicle thermal systems, positioning themselves as valuable professionals in the growing EV sector.