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    1/26/2022: Faculty Senate Approved Meeting Minutes

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    3/2/2022: Approved LS Program Change Form H and SS in LS

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    3/2/2022: Approved EE Program Change Form MSE-EE

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    3/9/2022: Approved 25 r Program Change Oct 2021 Management LeadershipCert Add MGMT649-1

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    3/2/2022: Faculty Senate Approved Meeting Minutes

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    Teaching Professor Proposal

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    Power Management Strategy of a PEM Fuel Cell-Battery Powered Electric Vehicle

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    A MATLAB-Simulink based mathematical vehicle simulation model is developed in this investigation to analyze power management strategy of a proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell and battery powered electric vehicle. The vehicle simulation model incorporated a real- world commercial passenger vehicle operator’s drive cycle inputs and associated vehicle dynamics to determine accurate estimation of total onboard power requirements and withdrawal of power from the fuel cell and battery sources to meet the demand. The power management strategy is designed to meet the vehicle’s onboard power demand based on the availability of hybrid combi-nation of fuel cell and battery power sources. The fuel cell stack is the primary power source of the vehicle. Battery is used as a supple-mental power source for meeting the vehicle’s peak power demands. The fuel cell is also charging the battery with excess power produced onboard and hence controls the state-of-charge of the battery. All the important physical parameters are optimized to implement the power management strategy by considering the battery state-of-the charge, the drive torque and the vehicle drive performance. The model simulation results with optimized parameters showed that the power requirement of the electric vehicle was significantly affected by the combination of fuel cell and battery power management system as well as the vehicle operating behaviors of the end user (driver

    2/16/2022: 3b PSYC 350 UCC Course Change Form Cognitive Psych

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    3.BUSN 332 Pre-Req Update Course Change Form

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    2/16/2022: UCC Approved BUSN 433 Pre-Req Update

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