Product Quality and Reliability Assurance (Certificate)

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Students in the Certificate in Product Quality and Reliability Assurance program take four courses on topics such as industrial risk management, applications in reliability engineering, and statistical quality and process control.

Program Overview

Students in the Certificate in Product Quality and Reliability Assurance program take four courses on topics such as industrial risk management, applications in reliability engineering, and statistical quality and process control.

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Certificate programs typically require a set of three to four courses that must be completed in three years with a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Note: some courses in the certificate program may have prerequisites.

Students who are admitted to master’s degree programs may apply coursework previously taken in a certificate program toward the requirements for the master’s degree.