Starting with a basic introduction to Smart Grids, participants are familiarized with the objectives, significance, history, and development of Smart Grids. This forms the basis for a deeper understanding of the key technologies and components used in Smart Grids.
In another part of the lecture, students learn the basics of research and acquire skills such as efficient reading of scientific publications.
To strengthen the practical and current relevance, ongoing research projects related to selected focus topics are presented concurrently. This allows students to gain insights into the latest developments and challenges in the field of Smart Grids.

Topics and key questions are issued at the beginning of the seminar, which are then progressively worked on in groups during the lectures. At the end of the course, there will be a poster session in which the groups will present the topics they have worked on using a scientific poster and answer questions.