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Why Choose the Robotics and Autonomous Systems Graduate Certificate?
Prepare for the future of intelligent technology with a Graduate Certificate in Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS). Rapid advances in artificial intelligence and mobile computing are transforming how robots and autonomous technologies are designed, deployed and used across industries.
This graduate certificate provides specialized knowledge and practical skills in robotics, autonomous systems, control, artificial intelligence and related technologies. Through advanced coursework, you’ll develop the ability to model, analyze, simulate and design robotic and autonomous systems that address complex engineering challenges.
The certificate is designed for professionals who want to deepen their expertise in robotics and autonomous systems or transition into this rapidly evolving field. You can earn the certificate as part of a graduate degree program or as a stand-alone credential as a non-degree graduate student.
Careers
Robotics and autonomous systems are reshaping industries ranging from manufacturing and transportation to healthcare and aerospace. With specialized training in RAS, you can pursue opportunities in areas such as:
- Autonomous vehicles and transportation
- Aerospace and aerial systems
- Healthcare robotics
- Industrial automation
- Mobile robotics
- Artificial intelligence and machine learning
- Robotics research and development
The program prepares you to apply advanced robotics and autonomous systems principles to real-world engineering problems and emerging technologies.
Real-World Experience
Put advanced theory into practice through coursework focused on the analysis, simulation, design and development of autonomous robotic systems. You’ll work with state-of-the-art tools and techniques while developing solutions to complex challenges in robotics and automation.
Your studies may address areas such as kinematic modeling, state estimation, control design, mapping and localization, path planning, artificial intelligence and machine learning. This combination of theoretical knowledge and applied problem-solving prepares you to contribute to the development of innovative robotic and autonomous technologies.
Academics and Curriculum
Admission
Admission requires a completed bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field, with a minimum 3.00 GPA.
The Graduate Certificate in Robotics and Autonomous Systems may be completed as part of a graduate degree program or earned as a stand-alone certificate by a non-degree graduate student. Apply to the university.