Advanced Metal Additive Manufacturing, Graduate Certificate

Certificate Requirements

Manufacturing is transitioning into the "Fourth Revolution," which seeks to combine the burgeoning process of 3D printing of parts and components with a more interconnected and integrated approach to previously siloed digital data streams. This program will help engineers develop the necessary skills and knowledge to operate, oversee, and manage cutting-edge advanced manufacturing technologies that are increasingly vital in today's industries.

Course List

Code	Title	Credit Hours
Core Courses
ENGR 5312	Introduction to Advanced Manufacturing for Metals	2
ENGR 5322	Digital Thread Concept	2
ENGR 5332	Digital Thread Implementation	2
ENGR 5342	Thermal Effects in Metal Additive Manufacturing	2
ENGR 5352	Post-Processing in Metal Additive Manufacturing	2
ENGR 5362	Metal Additive Manufacturing Lab	2
Total Credit Hours		12

A graduate certificate is not a graduate degree. A graduate degree represents a program of independent inquiry beyond the depth of coursework alone, while a graduate certificate represents a set of courses only.

• All courses must be taken at OU. No transfer credit will apply.
• No course substitutions are permitted for graduate certificates.
• Coursework applied to a graduate certificate cannot be more than five years old as of the semester the graduate certificate is awarded.
• Students must earn a grade point average of 3.00 or higher on all coursework applied to the graduate certificate.