College
of Engineering Certificates in Engineering Innovation and New Product and
Process Development
The Marquette University College of Engineering
offers graduate-level certificates in:
The Engineering
Innovation Certificate prepares engineers and engineering managers to
pursue technically and commercially viable new technology-based products,
processes, and services. The New Product and Process Development
Certificate enhances capabilities of engineers and engineering managers
to bring these new opportunities to market in a timely and efficient
manner. In essence, the Engineering
Innovation Certificate supports doing the
right things, and the New Product Development Certificate supports doing things right.
The
certificate programs are designed
for practicing engineers and other qualified individuals with bachelor’s degrees who wish to:
·
Augment
their Master of Science in Engineering
Management program (MS-ENMA) with associated certificates,
·
Update
and/or expand their knowledge and experience in critical areas, but do not
necessarily wish to pursue a master’s
degree.
Each
graduate certificate program requires completion
of four courses (twelve credits) selected from a prescribed list of courses.
Students must complete all certificate courses within a three-year time period and must earn
a grade point average of at
least 3.00 with no grade below a C.
Certificate courses are shown below, with links to
course syllabi:
·
New
Product and Process Development (NPPD) Certificate (select
four)
o ENMA 278 - Lean Manufacturing Systems
o ENMA 279 - Engineering Six Sigma Design and
Development
o ENMA 281 – Engineering Project Management
o ENMA 282 – Reliability and Failure Analysis
o ENMA 286 - New Product and Process Portfolio
Management
o ENMA 288 - System Design, Modeling, and
Analysis
·
Engineering Innovation (ENIN)
Certificate
(select four)
o ENMA 283 - Innovation and Technology
o ENMA 286 - New Product and Process Portfolio
Management
o ENMA 287 - Front-End Engineering Product
Development
o ENMA 288 - System Design, Modeling, and
Analysis
o ENMA 289 – Intellectual Property Generation and
Protection (proposed)
o ENMA 291 – Engineering Innovation and
Entrepreneurship
In
addition to these course offerings, students may apply the following courses to
either certificate with consent of the Engineering Director of the MS- ENMA
program:
o ENMA
294 – Practicum for Research and Development in Engineering Management
o ENMA
295 – Independent Study
Note: Certificates are available to
degree and non-degree students - see enrollment
categories. All certificate courses
may be applied toward an MS-Engineering Management degree – see MS degree course requirements.
For more information on these certificates or the
MS-ENMA degree, contact:
Mark Polczynski, PhD
Engineering Director – Engineering Management
Program
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