Our lab welcomes undergraduate students interested in our line of research. We offer different types of project that we try to tailor to the interests of the students and the skills that they have already acquired or wish to develop.
Individual projects
Students working on an individual project are paired with a graduate student with whom they meet periodically to review progress and discuss how to proceed. These projects can involve the following activities:
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Literature surveys: identifying scientific papers and other technical publications that are relevant to the graduate student's own research project;
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Data gathering and preparation: assisting the graduate in collecting data required for testing the analysis and optimization programs that we develop;
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Software development: develop a piece of software that fits with a larger software package that the graduate student is developing.
Group projects
We also occasionally support groups of undergraduate students who wish to carry out a group project. These projects typically aim to design a device or system.
Interested?
Send an email to Prof. Daniel Kirschen (kirschen@uw.edu) to schedule an appointment and explore whether there is a good match between your interests and ours.
Examples of projects
System Design of a Solar Powered Water Pump in Haiti
Energy Savings Butler
Interfacing Matlab with GAMS and Powerworld
Excel-Powerworld Interface
Research on batteries used in large scale power dispatch
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