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PSS/E (PSSE) - Load Flow, Fault Studies & Grid Simulations
Learn PSSE with real-world simulations: short circuit, grid studies and practical power system analysis
Created byMoustafa Kabalan
Last updated 5/2026
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What you'll learn
- Understand the fundamentals of power system modeling using PSS®E
- Navigate the PSS®E interface and use its core functions effectively
- Build and edit power system networks (buses, transmission lines, transformers, generators, loads)
- Create and analyze single-line diagrams (SLDs) for power systems
- Perform load flow (power flow) studies using different numerical methods
- Interpret voltage levels, power flows, and system losses from simulation results
- Identify and analyze overloaded lines and voltage violations in a network
- Perform basic contingency analysis and study system behavior under fault/outage conditions
- Understand key power system phenomena such as voltage drop and Ferranti effect
- Modify system parameters to improve stability and performance of the network
- Develop confidence in using industry-standard simulation tools for power system studies
- Apply PSS®E skills to solve basic real-world power system engineering problems
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Course content
15 sections • 30 lectures • 4h 10m total length
Requirements
- No advanced experience is needed. We start from the basics and build step by step.
Description
Master Power System Analysis Using PSS®E (PSSE)
Want to learn how real power system studies are performed in industry?
This course teaches you how to use PSS®E power system simulation software (PSSE) to carry out practical power system analysis—the same type of work done by engineers in utilities and consulting firms.
You won’t just learn theory. You’ll learn how to apply it using simulations.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
Perform load flow (power flow) analysis
Run short circuit (fault) studies
Build and modify power system networks in PSSE
Understand how electrical grids behave under different conditions
Interpret simulation results with confidence
Why This Course Stands Out
Many courses are either too theoretical or too superficial.
This course focuses on what actually matters:
Step-by-step PSSE simulations
Clear explanation of key concepts
Practical examples based on real engineering tasks
You’ll develop skills you can use in real projects or job roles.
Who This Course is For
Electrical engineering students
Graduate engineers entering the power industry
Engineers who want to learn PSS/E (PSSE) from scratch
Anyone interested in power system studies and grid analysis
Why Learn PSS®E (PSSE)?
Tools like PSSE are widely used for:
Transmission system analysis
Grid planning and operation
Fault and stability studies
Learning this software gives you a valuable, job-relevant skill in the power engineering field.
Course Approach
This course is designed to be:
Practical – focused on simulations, not just theory
Structured – easy to follow, step by step
Efficient – no unnecessary content
You’ll go from beginner to confidently running your own analyses.
Who this course is for:
- Graduate engineers who want practical skills in PSS®E
- Professionals working in electrical utilities or power system planning