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The ME Department offers three certificate programs, which provide flexibility
for working professionals. These programs offer a concentrated study of modern
principles.
- Machinery Dynamics
- Thermofluid Systems
- Electro-Mechanical
Systems
Certificate Requirements
Machinery Dynamics
A Certificate in Machinery Dynamics* will be awarded upon successful
completion of any four of the following courses:
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ME 7000 - Advanced Engineering Analysis
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ME 7040 - Intro to Fin Element Analysis
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ME 7204 - Comp-Aided Anal Multibody Sys
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ME 7205 - Advanced Dynamics
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Thermofluid Systems
A certificate in Thermofluid Systems* will be awarded upon successful completion of any four of
the following courses:
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ME 7000 - Advanced Engineering Analysis
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ME 7038 - Intro-Computational Fluid Mech
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ME 7103 - Advanced Engrg Thermodynamics
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ME 7600 - Thermal Mgmnt of Electronics
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ME 7700 - Tran Phen in Bio Systems
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Electro-Mechanical Systems
A certificate in Electro-Mechanical Systems will be awarded upon successful completion of a total of five of the following courses:
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ECE 8320 - Control Systems Engineering
or
- at least one ECE course
- at least one ME course
Please note the following restrictions:
Required Course: (Choose one from the following list)
ECE 8320 - Control Systems Engineering
Elective Courses: (Choose four from the following list)
ECE 7525 - Elec Measure & Convers
ECE 8007 - Matrix Theory
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ECE 8224 - Reliability Theory & Practice
ECE 8342 - Digital Control Systems
ECE 8416 - Fuzzy Log Eng Applica
ECE 8580 - Power Electronics
ECE 8800 - Electric Machinery
ECE 9900 - Special Topics in E E
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ME 7000 - Advanced Engineering Analysis
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ME 7204 - Comp-Aided Anal Multibody Sys
ME 7205 - Advanced Dynamics
ME 7206 - Dynamics of Rotating Machinery
ME 8204 - Robotics: Analysis & Control
ME 8207 - Vibration Analysis
ME 9010 - Special Topics in ME
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* Note that while ME 7000 may be used toward these certificate programs, it cannot be counted toward two different certificates.
** Only one of these courses may be counted toward the Electro-Mechanical Systems Certificate.
*** This course will be accepted only if the topic is related to the Electro-Mechanical Systems Certificate.
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