Quality Management Certificate

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The Department of Engineering offers accelerated post-baccalaureate certificate programs in Engineering Management and Quality Management. The Engineering Management Certificate is designed for engineering practitioners who wish to expand their careers to management and want to acquire a basic understanding of the theory and fundamentals of management. The Quality Management Certificate is designed for engineers and scientists working in production facilities who are engaged in quality improvement projects and who wish to acquire a basic understanding of the fundamentals of quality management and the application of quality improvement techniques. In addition, these certificate programs offer advanced students currently enrolled in the B.S. in Engineering program an opportunity to broaden their employment options.

Prerequisite for enrollment in the Engineering Management Certificate or Quality Management Certificate programs: calculus background equivalent to MATH 1304 and MATH 1305 , or a B.S. in Engineering or one of the other sciences.

Quality Management (16 units)

Required Courses

ENGR 5300 - Quality Engineering Units: 4
ENGR 6300 - Applied Quality Assurance Units: 4
or completion of
STAT 3503 - Statistical Inference II Units: 4
and
STAT 6509 - Theory and Application of Regression Units: 4
ENGR 6350 - Reliability Engineering Units: 4
STAT 5601 - Introductory Statistics and Probability for Science and Engineering Units: 4
or completion of
STAT 3401 - Introduction to Probability Theory I Units: 4
and
STAT 3502 - Statistical Inference I Units: 4

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Other Graduate & Post-Baccalaureate Degree Requirements

In addition to departmental requirements, every student must also satisfy the university requirements for graduation as described in the Graduate/Post-Baccalaureate Admission and Degree Information chapter in this catalog. These include the 32-unit residence requirement, the five year rule on currency of subject matter, the minimum number of units of 6000-level courses, the 3.00 grade point average, and the University Writing Skills Requirement. For information on meeting the University Writing Skills Requirement, see the Testing Office website at www.csueastbay.edu/testing or call 510.885.3661.