Master Industry-Leading Softwares

The training program specifically focuses on developing practical skills in five major engineering tools:

• AutoCAD Electrical: For electrical drawings, schematics, panel design, and documentation.

• ETAP (Power System Analysis): For load flow, short circuit, arc flash, and coordination analysis.

• ePLAN: For electrical engineering design, schematics, panel layout, and Bill of Materials (BOM).

• DIALux evo: For lighting design, calculations, simulation, reports, and optimization.

• Revit Electrical: For BIM modeling, electrical systems, coordination, and documentation.

Course Contents (16 Learning Modules)

The curriculum covers the following subjects sequentially:

1. Electrical Design Fundamentals: Basics, standards, and the design process.

2. Power System Components: Equipment, transformers, and switchgear.

3. Load Analysis & Calculations: Load estimation, diversity, and demand.

4. AutoCAD Electrical: Schematics, panel design, and reports.

5. ETAP – Power System Analysis: Load flow, short circuit, and coordination.

6. EPLAN Electrical Design: Schematics, panel layout, and BOM.

7. Lighting Design with DIALux evo: Lighting calculation, optimization, and reports.

8. Revit Electrical (BIM): 3D modeling, coordination, and documentation.

9. Cable Sizing & Selection: Types, sizing, and derating.

10. Protection & Coordination: Relays, breakers, and coordination.

11. Earthing System Design: Earthing calculation and layout.

12. Panel Design & Single Line Diagram: SLD, wiring, and panel layout.

13. Real World Projects: Practical projects and case studies.

14. Project Integration & Workflow: Multi-software workflow and data exchange.

15. Report Generation: Technical reports and schedules.

16. Final Assessment & Certification: Assessment and certificate distribution.