Unmanned Aircraft Systems Applications Certificate (UAS)

Program Overview

The program prepares students for careers in drone engineering, field applications, systems engineering, robotics, and UAV design. Students complete 16 credit hours, including 10 required courses and 6 electives, and can apply for the certificate while pursuing an undergraduate degree in related fields.

Program Outline

Program Description:

• The certificate program is open to students who meet the undergraduate admission requirements for TAMU-CC and satisfy all prerequisites for the certificate program courses.
• Students pursuing an undergraduate degree in engineering, computer science, or geospatial information science can obtain this certificate while completing their degree, potentially requiring additional credit hours.
• Transfer credit for some required courses and credit for prior experience may be considered.
• Students must apply for the certificate and complete a Certificate Plan approved by the Director of the School of Engineering and Computing Sciences or a designee.

Careers:

Upon graduation, students will possess the skills necessary for careers in various fields related to unmanned aircraft, including:

• Drone Engineer
• Field Applications Engineer
• Systems Engineer
• Robotics Engineer
• UAV Designer

Other:

• The program requires 16 credit hours: 10 required courses and 6 elective courses.
• Students can view course details in the course catalog.