The course deepens knowledge of automation and control principles in modern wind energy systems, covering mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical subsystems, as well as integrated wind farm management. Students learn to model, analyze, and implement reliable and efficient control solutions using advanced industrial methods. Key topics include turbine aerodynamics and dynamics, wind modelling, generators and converters, passive and active control strategies (pitch, yaw, torque, stall), advanced controllers (adaptive, robust, LQR/LQG), and integration with floating platforms. The course also covers safety systems, condition monitoring, SCADA, and cybersecurity in wind turbine control. Practical classes involve simulation, laboratory testing, and implementation of control algorithms for wind turbines and generators.