University of Michigan – Battery Cell Manufacturing, Testing & Design (Professional Education Course)
Overview
About Organization
The University of Michigan College of Engineering is a globally recognized institution for innovation and professional education. Its Battery Lab is a leading center for research and training in advanced energy storage technologies, supporting the growing electric mobility and renewable energy sectors.
About Course
This professional education course focuses on advanced battery manufacturing process technology, including design, testing, and production. Participants gain hands-on knowledge of electrode production, assembly, formation, and performance evaluation.
| Course Title | Duration | Mode | Instruction Time | CEUs | Application Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Battery Cell Manufacturing, Testing & Design | 5 Weeks | Online | 15 Hours | 2.5 CEUs | Rolling Admission (Apply Anytime) |
• Understand advanced battery process technology • Learn manufacturing steps from electrode production to assembly • Explore testing and performance evaluation methods • Gain insights into large-scale cell manufacturing
Course Outline
• Cell manufacturing at scale • Electrode production processes • Assembly and formation techniques • Cell performance and testing frameworks
Who May Benefit
• Engineers and researchers in battery manufacturing • Professionals in electric mobility and renewable energy sectors • Industry practitioners seeking advanced training in battery technology
Instructional Team
• Andrew Wong, PhD – Assistant Research Scientist, University of Michigan • Jason Siegel, PhD – Director of Education, Battery Lab, University of Michigan • Greg Less, PhD – Technical Director, Battery Lab, University of Michigan
Credentials
• Powered by Coursera • Digital badge and certificate upon completion
Salary/Funding
• Fee-based professional education program (details available on course portal)
Important Dates
• Course Start: Anytime (self-paced, rolling admission) • Duration: 5 weeks
How to Apply
Applications and enrollment available via University of Michigan Professional Education portal:
Who Can Apply
Professionals, engineers, and researchers interested in battery manufacturing, testing, and design for electric mobility and energy storage applications.
Why Apply
This course offers industry-relevant skills, exposure to advanced battery technologies, and certification from a globally recognized institution, enhancing career prospects in energy and mobility sectors.
Key Takeaways
- • Understand advanced battery process technology
- • Learn manufacturing steps from electrode production to assembly
- • Explore testing and performance evaluation methods
- • Gain insights into large-scale cell manufacturing
Day-wise Curriculum
Day 1
Week 1: Introduction to battery cell manufacturing and industry relevance
Day 2
Week 2: Electrode production processes and materials
Day 3
Week 3: Assembly and formation techniques
Day 4
Week 4: Testing frameworks and performance evaluation
Day 5
Week 5: Case studies, industry applications, and certification assessment
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