Honours Certificate in Industrial and Management Engineering
University of WindsorWindsor, Canada
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About this programme
The University of Windsor’s one-year certificate programs are designed to help you upgrade your skills and knowledge, or start an entirely new career path altogether. The Honours Certificate Programs also provide a pathway to further career advancement by offering courses and a recognized route to upgrading previous academic attainments to the high levels required for entry into all Master of Engineering programs at the University of Windsor. Admission Requirements A candidate for the Honours Certificate in Industrial and Management Engineering shall hold the degree of (i) Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.); (ii) a four-year B.Sc. (or BCS) degree in Computer Science or in Physics, or related Science fields, (iii) Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm.), or (iv) BHK Honours. Requirements Total courses: Eight (8) courses (a) a maximum of 5 courses from our 4 th year (91-4xx) courses and (b) a maximum of 4 courses from our 3 rd year (91-3xx) and (c) a maximum of 3 pre-requisite 200-level courses, with the approval of the AAU Head and depending on the discipline of your undergraduate degree. NOTES: No 100-level courses will be permitted. The present pre-requisite requirements for 4th year courses must be respected. All selected courses should not be from courses, subjects or topics that were part of the applicant’s undergraduate studies. Students from programs that do not have prerequisite general engineering courses will need to obtain them as described earlier in this application. If the student has taken the equivalent to required pre-requisite courses, this requirement may/will
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