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Your Future in Electronic Engineering Starts Here
Students in the Introduction to Electronic Engineering Technology Certificate Program initially learn about the fundamental laws, conversion techniques, and mathematic analysis of both Alternating Current (AC) and Direct Current (DC) circuits. Student will also be introduced to power, passive filters, 3 phase systems, transformers, theory vs. simulation, deign analysis and more. The program prepares students to learn about the design and testing of semiconductor devices, microprocessors, analog and logic circuits. This program is the first step toward a career in employment in a variety of fields including electronics, telecommunications, and semiconductors - wherever there is a need for the design, testing and manufacturing of hardware and software for all things electrical.
All of the courses in this certificate program can also be counted towards UMass Lowell's Associate's and Bachelor's Degrees in Electronic Engineering Technology.
While most of the courses in this program are held in the traditional classroom format, INFO.2670 is typically offered as an online course.
For more information, email Gary_Howe@uml.edu or call 978-934-2567.
Curriculum Outline
Required Courses (6 / 16cr)
- MATH.1250 Calculus A - Available Fall 2019!
- INFO.2670 C Programming - Available Fall 2019!
- ETEC.2130 Electric Circuits I - Available Fall 2019!
- ETEC.2140 Circuits II and Laboratory
- ETEC.2150 Circuits III and Laboratory - Available Fall 2019!
- ETEC.2160 Circuits IV
Undergraduate Certificate Requirements
Students enrolled in UMass Lowell certificate programs must complete all courses, generally consisting of both required courses and electives. Students are required to maintain a grade point average of 2.0 or better to receive the certificate. All Certificate courses must be completed within a five-year period.
Students can complete the certificate program at their own pace, enrolling in one or two courses each semester. Courses are available throughout the year, during the Fall (September-December), Spring (January-May) and Summer (May-August) semesters.
Certificate Completion
Upon successful completion of the certificate program, students must complete and submit a Certificate Petition Form. Once successful completion of the program is verified, certificates will be mailed to students. Receipt of the certificate will be noted formally on the student's transcript with an award date of October, February or June.
For More Information
- For additional information on any of our programs, call Graduate, Online & Professional Studies at (978) 934-2474 or email
Continuing_Education@uml.edu
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- For information on Financial Aid, call the Financial Aid Office at (978) 934-4220.
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This course qualifies for free MSDNA software!
Prerequisites:
Previous programming experience
Prerequisites:
MATH.1230
Tuition & Fees
At UMass Lowell, we believe that students should have as much information as possible up front so they can make informed decisions before enrolling in a degree program or signing up for a course.
Tuition for UMass Lowell Online & Continuing Education students is the same for both in-state and out-of-state students. Tuition is priced per credit. To calculate the tuition for a course, simply multiply the per-credit tuition by the total number of credits per course. Exception: If the total number of course contact hours is greater than the total number of credits, the per-credit tuition is instead multiplied by the total number of contact hours.
Fall 2019 Tuition |
Per Credit / Contact Hour |
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| Undergraduate Face-to-Face Courses and Audit | $340.00 |
| Undergraduate Online Courses and Audit (except Manning School of Business* Undergraduate Online Courses and Audit) | $380.00 |
| Manning School of Business* Undergraduate Online Courses and Audit | $385.00 |
| Graduate Online and Audit (except Manning School of Business* Online, MBA in Haverhill, Master's in Information Technology, Master's in Engineering Management, and Education Courses) | $575.00 |
| Manning School of Business* Graduate Online Courses | $655.00 |
| MBA Graduate Courses in Haverhill | $655.00 |
| Master's in Information Technology and Master's in Engineering Management** Online Courses | $590.00 |
| Graduate Education Online Courses | $470.00 |
*Applies to courses with the following prefixes: ACCT, BUSI, ENTR, FINA, MGMT, MKTG, MIST, POMS offered through the Manning School of Business
**Applies to courses with the following prefixes: CHEN, CIVE, EECE, MECH, PLAS offered through the Francis College of Engineering
Additional Fees |
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| Registration Fee per Term (nonrefundable) | $30.00 |
| Late Fee for Nonpayment | $50.00 |
| Fee for Undergraduate Degree Application | $60.00 |
| Fee for Graduate Degree Application | $50.00 |
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Registration
Current students can register using SiS Self-Service. New students who have not already applied and been accepted to a program must use the Non-Degree Registration Form.You can take courses without being officially enrolled in a certificate or degree program, but you must meet course prerequisites. Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Class size is limited. We recommend that you register early to reserve your place in class.
For more information, please visit our Registration Page.
Transfer Policy
With the program coordinator's approval, one course may be transferred from another accredited institution to satisfy undergraduate certificate program requirements. The course should be equivalent to UMass Lowell instruction, applicable to the intended program, and the student must have received a grade equivalent to a C- (1.70 on a 4.00 scale) or better.
Academic Advising
Program Coordinators and Faculty and Student Support Specialists are available by appointment to help students determine appropriate course loads, discuss admission requirements, and review the transferability of courses. For online advising, email us at Continuing_Education@uml.edu. To schedule an appointment with a Program Coordinator or Faculty and Student Support Specialist, please call Graduate, Online & Professional Studies at (978) 934-2474. General academic advising is also available at the Faculty and Student Support Center on a drop-in basis, located in Southwick Hall, Room 203 on UMass Lowell North. Call (978) 934-2474 or stop by the office Monday through Thursday between 8:30am-8:00pm and on Friday between 8:30am-5:00pm.
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Questions?
Program Support:
Contact: Gary HoweEmail: Gary_Howe@uml.edu
Phone: (978) 934-2567
Email our Advising Center for assistance, or call 800-480-3190 to speak with an advisor.
Applying into an Undergraduate Certificate Program
Apply to an undergraduate certificate program using the Online Application Form or by printing and completing the Undergraduate Certificate Application Form in .pdf file format. Applicants will be required to have either their official high school transcript, HiSET®, GED® or their most recent college transcript if applicable, sent to Graduate, Online & Professional Studies at the address below. Applications, transcripts, and other correspondence should be sent to:
University of Massachusetts Lowell
Division of Graduate, Online & Professional Studies
GPS Admissions - Southwick Hall, Rm 203
1 University Avenue
Lowell, MA, 01854
Undergraduate certificate applications are accepted on an ongoing basis and there is no fee to apply. Upon acceptance, notification will be sent to students.
Questions Regarding Your Undergraduate Application?
Email OCE_Admissions@uml.edu or call (978) 934-2474.
For General Assistance:
Call the Advising Center at (978) 934-2474 or (800) 480-3190. Our academic advisors are here to help!