Engineering micro-credentials

The Reliability Engineering micro-credential requires completion of one three-credit course. Students who complete the program will be prepared to sit for the formal Certified Reliability Engineering exam, to obtain an American Society for Quality (ASQ) reliability engineer certification, thus becoming a professional who understands the principles of performance evaluation and prediction to improve product and systems safety, reliability, and maintainability.

Reliability Engineering Micro-credential

A micro-credential in Electric Vehicle Technology includes a new course in electric vehicle power train and will teach students the fundamentals and industry standards in electric powertrains and aerodynamics.

The Quantum Computing micro-credential is a three-course sequence offered jointly between electrical engineering and the physics department exposes students to quantum computing algorithms and quantum computing hardware. However, unlike quantum computing courses at other institutions, the CU Denver quantum computing certificate will be available to undergraduate students and will feature a unique hands-on laboratory component exploring cryogenic environments and precision RF measurements.

Quantum Computing