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Certificate in Engineering Fundamentals

Acquire a robust set of problem-solving tools and engineering principles that serve as a solid foundation for further studies or careers in engineering.

The Engineering Fundamentals Certificate is designed for non-degree-seeking students interested in gaining a foundational understanding of engineering concepts. The 14-credit certificate consists of four core courses that provide a solid base in both mathematics and engineering principles. This program is ideal for individuals looking to enhance their problem-solving skills and theoretical knowledge in preparation for advanced education or careers in engineering.

What You'll Learn

  • Strong mathematical foundation in Calculus and Differential Equations.
  • Key principles in Engineering Mechanics, both Statics and Dynamics.
  • Problem-solving techniques and theoretical knowledge applicable to engineering disciplines.
  • Practical, transferable skills for future educational pursuits or professional career advancement.
     

The certificate comprises two advanced mathematics courses and two foundational engineering courses, and is completed entirely online. 

Courses

  • MA 223: Calculus III (4-credits)
  • MA 224: Differential Equations (4-credits)
  • EG 201: Engineering Mechanics - Statics (3-credits)
  • EG 202: Engineering Mechanics - Dynamics (3-credits)

Why Choose Our Program?

  • Industry-Relevant Skills: Gain essential knowledge and skills that are foundational in various engineering fields.
  • Expert Faculty: Learn from experienced professionals with both academic and industry backgrounds.
  • Flexible Learning: Complete your certificate entirely online, accommodating your schedule.
  • Transferable Knowledge: The skills learned are applicable to both further education and career opportunities in engineering.
     

Program Specific Admission Requirements

Students must take Calculus II and General Physics I to take the required courses for the certificate.

Next Undergraduate Session Start Dates: 

FALL A: August 31, 2026

Next Undergraduate Session Application Deadlines: 

FALL A: August 21, 2026