Systems Engineering Certificate

Certificate Overview

Our certificate program provides an introduction to systems engineering concepts and practices with a series of four courses (12 credits) that include key core competencies and skills needed to practice as a systems engineer. The four courses cover risk analysis, project management, support systems, and engineering processes.

This certificate of completion prepares engineers or other professionals in aerospace technology, energy, biosciences, or environmental resources to lead systems engineering development from concept creation to production.

This certificate is a companion to the Systems Engineering master's degree, and all four courses can be applied toward that degree.

Requirements

Candidates for the certificate program should have completed a Bachelor of Science in an engineering, science, or natural resources discipline. Undergraduate students in good academic standing are permitted to enroll, but must consult their academic advisor prior to registering.

Admission to the University is not required for the Certificate of Completion in Systems Engineering. You can register for certificate courses if you meet the prerequisites. If you intend to use these credits towards the Systems Engineering master's degree, you must apply for admission to the degree before enrolling in the fourth course.

Please note that prior course work can not be applied toward this certificate.

Curriculum