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Curriculum Development for Teaching the Renewable Energies at Damascus University, Faculty of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, for Undergraduate and Graduate Students

Code	JEP-31109-2003
Project Type	Curriculum Development
Duration	3 years (2004 - 2007)
TEMPUS Grant	450 530 Euro

Syrian Partners	Damascus University
Grantholder University	Technische Universitنt Ilmenau (DE)
European Partners	Technische Universitنt Graz - Graz (AT)

Grantholder	Mr. Andre Thess - Technische Universitنt Ilmenau - Thess@Tu-Ilmenau.De
Coordinator	Mr. Salman Ajib - Technische Universitنt Ilmenau - Salman.Ajib@Tu-Ilmenau.De
Syrian coordinator	Dr. Talal Al-Kasem - Damascus University - kassem3@myway.com

Objective	Curriculum development on renewable energies. Training courses for teaching staff at Damascus University. Exchange of expertise between the partners on the project field. Dissemination on use of renewable energies in Syria. Conservation of conventional energy resources. Reduction of the environmental pollution.

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