Energy Engineering Certificate
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The objective of the Energy Engineering Certificate is
to better prepare undergraduate students to face the challenges
of world energy supply and demand and how to ensure a sustainable
energy future. The program will educate engineering majors
and suitably prepared science majors about all energy sources,
their development, generation, conversion, transmission,
and use; with an emphasis on the importance to of improving
the standard of living for all people while at the same
time preserving and improving the environment.
To earn the Energy Engineering Certificate, a student must
complete a minimum of 13 semester credit hours which includes
one required course (ENGR
101 - Energy: Resources, Utilization and Importance
to Society) and three additional courses to be selected
from a specified list of approved courses. An overall GPA
of 3.0 must be achieved to be awarded the certificate. The
certificate is recorded on the student’s permanent
transcript upon successful completion.
Guideline
Students must complete and submit the certificate
application to the Energy Certificate Program
Coordinator prior to registering for any of the certificate
courses.
Requirements
