Engineering Manufacturing Certificate

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Department of Engineering and Engineering Technology

College of Aerospace, Computing, Engineering, and Design

About the Program

The proposed certificate provides fundamental knowledge and practical skills for subtractive manufacturing and the quality assurance concept for general manufacturing industry. With the certificate, a student should be able to start his or her career in mechanical or industrial engineering technician positions with a chance to move into quality assurance expert jobs or become lean manufacturing specialists. Also, since all of required courses can be applied to the manufacturing concentration of mechanical engineering technology (MET), a student can come back to MSU Denver to pursue a BS degree in MET in the future.

General Certificate Requirements

Certificate requirements for the university can be found on the page below. All students seeking a certificate at the undergraduate level must follow these requirements in addition to the specifc requirements related to the certificate declared.

Requirements for Certificates

Program Requirements

Non-degree seeking students need to be aware of their application process: msudenver.edu/admissions/student-types/non-degree/
Financial aid is not available for non-degree seeking students.
Advising: Students can contact the College of Aerospace, Computing, Engineering, and Design (CACED) for advising.
Important Notice: Completion of this certificate does not guarantee admission into any Engineering and Engineering Technology undergraduate program.
Academic policies and the Student Code of Conduct will be employed to all MSU Denver students, regardless of level. Access the
Student Code of Conduct
.
Total 25 credits: Students have 19 required credit hours and choose 6 credit hours of electives
In addition, there are 6 credit hours of ancillary pre-requisites that are not counted in this certificate - check all required and elective courses for these ancillary pre-requisites
Some courses might require additional prerequisite(s). Please refer to the University Catalog for additional information.

Ancillary Pre-Requisite Courses: 7credits

These credit hours are not counted in the credit hour total.

ENG 1010 - Composing Arguments Credits: 3 or higher level course
MTH 1110 - College Algebra for Calculus Credits: 4 or higher level course

Required Courses: 19 credits

AMS 1010 - Survey of Advanced Manufacturing and Workplace Preparation Credits: 3
MET 1010 - Manufacturing Processes Credits: 3
Or
IND 2830 - Manufacturing Materials and Processes Credits: 3
MET 1310 - Principles of Quality Assurance Credits: 3
MET 3000 - Manufacturing Analysis Credits: 4
MET 3630 - Lean Manufacturing Systems Engineering Credits: 3
MET 3980 - Internship in MET Credits: 1-6
Or
AMS 4950 - Professional Internship Credits: 1-15

Elective Courses: 6 credits

CET 1215 - Civil Engineering Graphics Credits: 3
ELE 1001 - Introduction to Electrical Engineering Credits: 3
IND 1450 - Technical Drawing and CAD Credits: 3
IND 3660 - Computer Aided Modeling Credits: 3
JMP 2610 - Introduction to Technical Writing Credits: 3
MET 1200 - Technical Drawing I Credits: 3
MET 1210 - 3D Modeling Credits: 3
MET 3300 - Statistical Process Control Credits: 3

Summary of Requirements

Ancillary/Prerequisite Courses	7 credits
Required Courses	19 credits
Elective Courses	6 credits
Total for the Engineering Maunfacturing Certificate	25 credits (not including ancillary credits)