Certificate Programmes in Engineering
The Certificate Programmes in Engineering are certificate programmes targeted at working adults who wish to plug their knowledge gap and stay relevant by keeping abreast of the latest technological developments.
Offered by the College of Design and Engineering in partnership with NUS SCALE, each certificate comprises four to six courses and can generally be completed within 12 to 18 months.
Units attained through completion of the required courses through the NUS Lifelong Learning (L3) initiative / Executive Certificates programme can be stacked towards the fulfilment of the related Certificate Programme and Bachelor of Technology degree programmes.
Industrial and Management Engineering
1. Certificate in Foundations in Industrial and Management Engineering
This certificate programme aims to equip students with foundational and fundamental knowledge of Industrial and Management Engineering. Topics covered include relevant background in mathematics, probability, statistics and computing, followed by selected areas in industrial systems, operations analytics, quality engineering and engineering capital investment analysis. The student on completion of the certificate programme, will be able to perform basic modeling, analysis and optimisation of industrial and service systems.
To be awarded the Certificate, individuals must pass the courses as listed below and attain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 2.00 to be deemed to have successfully completed the programme.
Course |
SSG-funded |
Semester of Offer |
1. TTG1401 Engineering Mathematics I |
No |
August/January |
2. TIE2030 Programming Methodology with Python |
Yes
|
August |
3. TIE2020 Probability and Statistics |
No
|
January |
4-6. At least 3 modules from the following list |
|
|
- TIE2010 Introduction to Industrial System |
Yes |
August |
- TIE2100 Probability Models with Applications |
Yes |
January |
- TIE2110 Operations Research I |
Yes |
August |
- TIE2130 Quality Engineering I |
Yes |
August/January |
- TIE2140 Engineering Economy |
No |
January |
Note:
- Check course details here (e.g. pre-requisites, SSG funding, units, lab/non-lab).
- SSG funding status and semester of offer may be subject to changes.
- For courses with SSG-funded status indicated as ‘No’, if any, students will take the course via the Executive Certificates route and pay full course fees.
- For courses with SSG-funded status indicated as 'Yes', if any, students will take the course via the NUS Lifelong Learning (L3) initiative.
- Contact SCALE upon successful completion of the required courses.
2. Specialist Certificate in Systems Engineering and Management
This certificate programme aims to equip students with introductory knowledge and concepts of systems engineering and management relevant to industry needs. Topics covered include essential basic background in mathematics, followed by techniques in systems thinking, engineering economics analysis, project management and human factors engineering.
To be awarded the Specialist Certificate, individuals must pass the courses as listed below and attain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 2.00 to be deemed to have successfully completed the programme.
Course |
SSG-funded |
Semester of Offer |
1. TTG1401 Engineering Mathematics I |
No |
August/January |
2. TIE2010 Introduction to Industrial System |
Yes
|
August |
3. TIE2110 Operations Research I |
Yes
|
August |
4. TIE3010 Systems Thinking and Design |
Yes
|
January
|
5-6. At least 2 modules from the following list |
|
|
- TIE2140 Engineering Economy |
No |
January |
- TIE4240 Project Management |
Yes
|
August
|
- TIE4203 Decision Analysis in Industrial & Operations Management |
Yes
|
August
|
- TIE4252 Introduction to Systems Engineering |
Yes
|
August
|
Note:
- Check course details here (e.g. pre-requisites, SSG funding, units, lab/non-lab).
- SSG funding status and semester of offer may be subject to changes.
- For courses with SSG-funded status indicated as ‘No’, if any, students will take the course via the Executive Certificates route and pay full course fees.
- For courses with SSG-funded status indicated as 'Yes', if any, students will take the course via the NUS Lifelong Learning (L3) initiative.
- Contact SCALE upon successful completion of the required courses.
3. Specialist Certificate in Project Management
This certificate programme aims to equip the students with introductory concepts and skills in managing engineering projects. Topics covered include essential basic background in mathematics, followed by introduction to industrial systems, engineering economics and cost analysis, project management, and management of new product development.
To be awarded the Specialist Certificate, individuals must pass the courses as listed below and attain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 2.00 to be deemed to have successfully completed the programme.
Course |
SSG-funded |
Semester of Offer |
1. TTG1401 Engineering Mathematics I |
No |
August/January |
2. TIE2010 Introduction to Industrial System |
Yes
|
August |
3. TIE2140 Engineering Economy |
No
|
January |
4. TIE4240 Project Management |
Yes
|
August
|
5-6. At least 2 modules from the following list |
|
|
- TIE3010 Systems Thinking and Design |
Yes
|
January
|
- TIE4203 Decision Analysis in Industrial & Operations Management |
Yes
|
August
|
- TIE4246 New Product Management and Innovation |
Yes
|
January
|
Note:
- Check course details here (e.g. pre-requisites, SSG funding, units, lab/non-lab).
- SSG funding status and semester of offer may be subject to changes.
- For courses with SSG-funded status indicated as ‘No’, if any, students will take the course via the Executive Certificates route and pay full course fees.
- For courses with SSG-funded status indicated as 'Yes', if any, students will take the course via the NUS Lifelong Learning (L3) initiative.
- Contact SCALE upon successful completion of the required courses.
4. Specialist Certificate in Supply Chain Management
This advanced certification programme in Supply Chain Management introduces students to the concepts of supply chain management, the key processes in the supply chain such as the manufacturing and distribution, the drivers of supply chain and their trade-off to achieve strategic fit. It also equips students with methodological skills in the field using basic operations research tools for optimisation to support activities such as demand planning and forecasting, manufacturing resource planning and inventory management, and transportation and distribution network design. New trends that have impact on supply chain solution are also explored.
To be awarded the Specialist Certificate, individuals must pass the courses as listed below and attain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 2.00 to be deemed to have successfully completed the programme.
Course |
SSG-funded |
Semester of Offer |
1. TTG1401 Engineering Mathematics I |
No |
August/January |
2. TIE2020 Probability and Statistics |
No
|
January |
3. TIE2110 Operations Research I |
Yes
|
August |
4-6. At least 3 modules from the following list |
|
|
- TSC3222 Global Sourcing & Supply Management |
No
|
January
|
- TSC3224 Distribution & Warehousing |
No
|
January
|
- TIE4220 Supply Chain Modelling |
Yes
|
January
|
- TIE4203 Decision Analysis in Industrial & Operations Management |
Yes
|
August
|
Note:
- Check course details here (e.g. pre-requisites, SSG funding, units, lab/non-lab).
- SSG funding status and semester of offer may be subject to changes.
- For courses with SSG-funded status indicated as ‘No’, if any, students will take the course via the Executive Certificates route and pay full course fees.
- For courses with SSG-funded status indicated as 'Yes', if any, students will take the course via the NUS Lifelong Learning (L3) initiative.
- Contact SCALE upon successful completion of the required courses.