In this module, we will provide an introduction to the course, outlining its structure and objectives. We'll also discuss the required tools and software for the course and introduce Scilab and Xcos as resources for simulation and modeling activities.

In this module, we will explore the components of electric vehicle systems, including the powertrain, drivetrain, and electrical system. We will also cover various powertrain architectures, energy flow, and the essential technologies such as electric machines, inverters, and high voltage battery packs.

In this module, we will demonstrate how to calculate key vehicle parameters, such as mass, center of gravity, and wheel radius, for accurate vehicle modeling. We will also consolidate the data into structured input tables for use in simulations.

In this module, we will cover fundamental physics concepts, including force, torque, power, efficiency, and energy loss. We will also explore the importance of gear ratios and their influence on vehicle performance.

In this module, we will delve into the key forces influencing longitudinal vehicle dynamics, including slope, drag, and rolling resistance. We will also compute wheel power and torque, considering dynamic loading and other factors.

In this module, we will focus on calculating the required power, torque, and speed for the electric machine in an electric vehicle. We will also select appropriate machine parameters and build an efficiency model to assess performance.

In this module, we will examine the energy consumption of electric vehicles, including calculations for battery usage, auxiliary systems, and wheel energy consumption. We'll also analyze the simulation results to draw insights about vehicle efficiency.

In this module, we will focus on modeling high voltage battery packs, calculating key parameters for individual cells and the entire pack. We will also explore battery architecture and estimate charging times and state of charge during vehicle operation.

In this module, we will introduce the electric vehicle simulation model, incorporating various subsystems such as the driver model, electric machine, and transmission. We will also explore how to simulate vehicle range and automate simulations using Scilab scripts.

In this module, we will analyze simulation data for various vehicle performance metrics, including acceleration, speed, and slope climbing. We will also assess efficiency and performance under different driving conditions.

In this module, we will verify that all design requirements have been met and introduce online tools for real-time simulations. We will conclude the course by summarizing the key concepts learned and their practical applications in electric vehicle design.