Question 1

When will I have access to the lectures and assignments?

Accepted Answer

You will have access to your onboarding course and all available self-paced content for this Graduate Certificate immediately after you enroll and pay. Once the first course officially begins, you’ll be able to ask questions from the course facilitators, get feedback on your projects, and work with other peers on group assignments.

Question 2

What will I get if I pay for this program?

Accepted Answer

You will get access to all Graduate Certificate courses. You will also get feedback from the course facilitators on your projects. You’ll be working with an elite network of peers towards your goals.

Question 3

Can I take this program for free?

Accepted Answer

No. The Graduate Certificate is available only to learners who have paid for the program.

Question 4

What is the refund policy?

Accepted Answer

Each student may drop a class if they are within the first 14 days of the class start date or their enrollment date (whichever is later).To receive a full refund, two requirements must be met:
 Each student must submit a drop request within 14 days from the class start date or their enrollment date, whichever is later. Each student must not have accessed restricted content in the course. A refund will be returned to their credit card in 7-10 business days. When a course is dropped under these conditions, it will not appear on the student’s record.Visit https://www.colorado.edu/registrar/students/special-programs for more information.

Question 5

Can I rollover my tuition payment to the next session?

Accepted Answer

Tuition payments cannot be rolled over to future sessions.

Question 6

Is financial assistance available?

Accepted Answer

Financial assistance is not available at this time for Graduate Certificates.

Question 7

What are the recommended prerequisites, including mathematics courses?

Accepted Answer

There are no formally enforced prerequisites. Each course may recommend a variety of prerequisite skills and knowledge. To learn more about each subject and help better prepare you for the course, our faculty recommends visiting https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/subjects/engineering.If you are unsure whether you have the background to succeed, we encourage students to enroll in the non-credit course first. This will allow you to test your abilities and practice the skills required to pass the for-credit course and all associated assessments.

Question 8

Will the required lab and development kits be listed before the start of the course so students have enough time to acquire them?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the required lab kits are located on this webpage: https://www.colorado.edu/ecee/online-masters/hardware-and-software-requirements

Industrial Internet of Things Graduate Certificate

Course Features

Course Description

Module 1: ECEA 5340 Sensors and Sensor Circuit Design

Module 2: ECEA 5341 Motors and Motor Control Circuits

Module 3: ECEA 5342 Pressure, Force, Motion, and Humidity Sensors

Module 4: ECEA 5343 Sensor Manufacturing and Process Control

Course FAQs