Computer-Integrated Design in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering - George Washington University

Computer-Integrated Design in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from George Washington University is a Campus Certificate Mechanical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The need for engineers trained in computer-integrated design methodology continues to increase at a rapid rate. During the next 20 years, much of our mechanical infrastructure and a major percentage of aircraft used by both domestic and foreign carriers will require replacement. Moreover, the burgeoning information technology industry will increase its demand for sophisticated and highly miniaturized mechanical devices. Most of the necessary new products will be designed and produced in completely computerized environments. Analysis and design techniques utilizing industry-standard computer codes are beginning to be addressed in some of today's undergraduate engineering programs, but many working engineers lack sufficient formal training in the area and required to gain gain their expertise while on the job. The Computer-Integrated Design certificate has been created to provide such engineers with a coordinated four-course sequence that emphasizes hands-on experience with current professional design methodologies, and software. This prepares them for the broad spectrum of new opportunities that will exist in the near future. This certificate program offers an alternative to a Master of Science degree (MS) program for professionals who wish to expand their education beyond the bachelor's degree but might not have the time to commit to a full graduate degree program. However, the graduate Certificate in Computer-Integrated Design serves as a path towards the MS degree since all certificate courses are transferable to an MS program. View more details on George Washington University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mechanical Engineering courses.