Energy Systems Management, Graduate Certificate

The Graduate Certificate in Energy Systems Management focuses on the combination of analysis and integration of energy systems engineering technology with a focus on the art and the science of planning, organizing, allocating, directing, and controlling the activities and resources of organizations engaged in engineering activities and technology development.

This four-course graduate certificate seeks to provide students with opportunities to apply the fundamentals of engineering knowledge and skills in a management setting to analyze energy systems and to propose effective and efficient technology solutions based on data-driven and economic-based decisions.

Complete all courses and requirements listed below unless otherwise indicated.

Core Requirements

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
ENSY 5000	Fundamentals of Energy System Integration	4
EMGT 5220	Engineering Project Management	4

Electives

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Complete one of the following, provided any prerequisites have been satisfied. Electives outside this list may be taken with prior approval from the faculty advisor:		4
EMGT 6225	Economic Decision Making
EMGT 6305	Financial Management for Engineers
Complete one of the following, provided any prerequisites have been satisfied. Electives outside this list may be taken with prior approval from the faculty advisor:		4
ENSY 5100	Hydropower
ENSY 5200	Energy Storage Systems
ENSY 5300	Electrochemical Energy Storage
ENSY 5400	Power Plant Design and Analysis
ENSY 5500	Smart Grid
ENSY 5585	Wind Energy Systems
ME 5685	Solar Thermal Engineering

Program Credit/GPA Requirements

16 total semester hours required
Minimum 3.000 GPA required