Graduate
Certificate
Electric Power
Engineering and Management The
EPEM program plans to develop managerial
talents for a technological environment
in the electrical energy industry. The
program blends a mix of electrical engineering
and management courses. The skills, concepts
and techniques learned will be related
to, but not dependent upon, knowledge of
power engineering. The emphasis will be
on management and organizational skills
appropriate for the electrical energy industry.
Admission Requirements
This
graduate certificate program is open to all students
with a Bachelor’s Degree in electrical
engineering, computer engineering, and other
closely related fields of study from an accredited
institution.
Program Requirements
To earn a Graduate Certificate in EPEM, the students must successfully complete
the program’s core and elective courses with a minimum grade point
average of 3.0, and have no grade lower than “C”. The EPEM
curriculum consits of 18 credit hours – 6 courses. These courses
cover functional areas of electrical power engineering, management and
specialized technical and engineering functions.
The
EPEM program plans to develop managerial
talents for a technological environment
in the electrical energy industry. The
program blends a mix of electrical engineering
and management courses. The skills, concepts
and techniques learned will be related
to, but not dependent upon, knowledge of
power engineering. The emphasis will be
on management and organizational skills
appropriate for the electrical energy industry. 
