13 hours

Admission to the certificate program is based on expression of interest during the regular engineering capstone project selection phase that occurs during the first week of the required engineering capstone course.

ENGR 3620

Introduction to E-Mobility

3

Choose 2 course(s) from the following:

CVLE 4210/6210  Analytical Thinking

Transportation Engineering

3

CVLE 4220/6220

Highway Design and Traffic Safety

3

ELEE 4710

Fundamentals of Power Engineering

3

ELEE 4745

Power Electronics

3

ELEE 4750

Power System Analysis

3

ENVE 4230/6230

Energy in Nature, Civilization, and Engineering

3

ENVE 4250/6250

Energy Systems and the Environment

3

ENVE 4530/6530

Energy and Environmental Policy Analysis

3

ENVE 4550/6550

Environmental Life Cycle Analysis

3

ENVE 4720

Urban Infrastructure Planning and Development

3

MCHE 4410

Industrial Process Design

3

MCHE 4420

Industrial Controls

3

MCHE 4820

Mechatronics

3

MCHE 4860/6860

Advanced Vehicle Manufacturing

3

Engineering Capstone Experiences

Choose 1 group(s) from the following:

AENG 4910

Capstone Design I

2

AND  AENG 4911

Capstone Design II

2

BCHE 4910

Capstone Design I

2

AND  BCHE 4911

Capstone Design II

2

BIOE 4910  Leadership & Collaboration

Capstone Design I

2

AND  BIOE 4911  Analytical Thinking Critical Thinking Leadership & Collaboration

Capstone Design II

2

CVLE 4910

Capstone Design I

2

AND  CVLE 4911

Capstone Design II

2

CSEE 4910

Capstone Design I

2

AND  CSEE 4911

Capstone Design II

2

ELEE 4910

Capstone Design I

2

AND  ELEE 4911

Capstone Design II

2

ENVE 4910

Capstone Design I

2

AND  ENVE 4911

Capstone Design II

2

MCHE 4910

Capstone Design I

2

AND  MCHE 4911  Analytical Thinking

Capstone Design II

2

Completion of the certificate program requires successful completion of ENGR 3620, Introduction to E-Mobility, completion of two other elective courses from a list of technical elective courses, and completion of a capstone project focused on an electronic mobility application area.

Students who earn the Electronic Mobility Certificate will be well positioned to enter the engineering workforce with companies or government agencies that are focused on electronic mobility application areas.