How difficult is the power system steady state analysis class for a non EE major?

[NJeng]

How difficult is the power system steady state analysis class for a non EE major?

 

[pelaw]

It's about as easy as electrical engineering can get. Steady state means no time dependence, and it does not get any easier that.

 

[NJeng]

It's about as easy as electrical engineering can get. Steady state means no time dependence, and it does not get any easier that.

Thanks. I am worried since the professor told me that it is quite difficult for non EE and he told me to take 2 undergrad classes (electrical circuit I & II). From what I found on the internet and your opinion, it doesn't seem that hard except the Thevenin/ norton equivalent ( I took these courses 8 years ago and I am a chemE major)