Systems Engineering Certificate

Certificate Overview

Gain an introduction to systems engineering concepts and practices with this four-course series that instills the key core competencies and skills needed to practice as a systems engineer. The four courses (12 credits) cover risk analysis, project management, support systems, and engineering processes.

This certificate program 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 Master of Engineering – Systems Engineering degree. The credits completed as part of this certificate can be applied toward the degree after formal admission per University transfer policies. However, successful completion of the courses or certificate does not guarantee admission to the degree program. If you intend to use these credits toward the Systems Engineering master’s degree, you must apply for admission to the degree before enrolling in the fourth course.

Curriculum

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 adviser prior to registering.