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Engineering Certificate Programs
Cornell’s expert-led Engineering certificate programs prepare professionals to address complex challenges through cutting-edge innovation and leadership. From designing systems to driving technical breakthroughs, these programs provide the expertise needed to optimize processes and develop groundbreaking solutions. Advance your career with the confidence to lead and innovate across a wide range of engineering disciplines.
Courses:
- Quantitative Modeling of Fixed Income Debt Securities
- Equity Asset Pricing Using Stochastic Models
- Analysis of Equity Derivatives at Expiration
- Analysis of Equity Derivatives Before Expiration
- Optimizing Portfolio Allocation
- Financial Decision Modeling
Who Should Enroll:
- Quantitative analysts
- Finance professionals looking to upskill in data modeling
- Engineers looking to transition into finance
- Research scientists
- Computer scientists
- Personal investors
Courses:
- Creating a Budget
- Determining the Value of an Asset
- Interpreting Financial Statements and Ratios
- Assessing the Financial Viability of a Project or Business
Who Should Enroll:
- Undergraduate and graduate engineers
- Professional engineers
- Engineers moving into a finance career
- Career starters in financial analysis and consulting
- Computer scientists looking to specialize
- Research scientists
- Personal investors
- Business professionals in STEM teams
- Engineers interested in entrepreneurship
Courses:
- Risk Analysis Foundations
- Risk Evaluation
- Risk Modeling
- Risk Perception
Who Should Enroll:
- Risk managers and analysts
- Finance and insurance professionals
- Project managers
- Supply chain managers
- Computer and information security engineers
- Software developers
- Engineers
- Executives
- Professionals across industries interested in understanding risk management
Courses:
- Conceptual Foundations of Finite Element Analysis
- Ansys Mechanical Concepts and Implementation
- Elasticity Applications
- Beam and Shell Applications
- Vibration Applications
Who Should Enroll:
- Mechanical engineers
- Simulation engineers
- Civil engineers
- Aerospace engineers
- Prospective engineers
- Biomedical engineers
- Design engineers
- Undergraduate and graduate students in engineering
Courses:
- Designing a Simple Interactive System
- Expanding Interactive Systems With Devices and Libraries
- Designing Complex Sensing and Functions in Interactive Systems
- Building Actuated Interactive Devices
- Designing Advanced Interactive Devices
- Creating Distributed Interactive Devices
Who Should Enroll:
- Engineers
- Research and design professionals
- Product designers and developers
- Software engineers
- Electronics hobbyists
- Designers/artists with the appropriate background
- Entrepreneurs
- Career starters
Courses:
- Building and Analyzing a Basic Circuit
- Building and Measuring a Time-Varying Circuit
- Programming a Microcontroller
- Using and Controlling Motors
- Collecting Data with Sensors
- Designing and Building Your Own Mechatronic Device
Who Should Enroll:
- Engineers (mechanical, software, civil, systems, chemical, biomedical)
- Robotics and automation technicians
- Programmers and computer scientists
- Technology researchers
- High school teachers
- Hobbyists
Courses:
- Framing Decisions
- Using Decision Trees
- Accounting for Subjectivity and Valuing Information
- Risk Attitudes and Key Assumptions in Utility Theory
- Implementing Simulation-Based Optimization
- Modeling Design Decisions and Performance
- Designing for Resilience and Robustness
Who Should Enroll:
- Engineers in any field, including mechanical, electrical, civil, and environmental
- Aspiring data scientists, data analysts, and market analysts
- Anyone who needs to make highly consequential decisions or inform solutions in the face of uncertainty or multiple and conflicting objectives
Courses:
- Probability Analysis
Who Should Enroll:
- Engineers (mechanical, electrical, software, civil, systems, chemical, biomedical)
- Quality control professionals
- Materials analysts
- Product developers
- Data scientists and analysts
- Aspiring data scientists, product developers, and analysts who seek a foundation in probability theory
Courses:
- Making Data Usable
- Creating Effective Data-Driven Dashboards
- Developing Robust Models to Evaluate Decisions
- Optimizing Decisions and Assessing Tradeoffs
Who Should Enroll:
- Finance professionals
- Data analysts
- Data scientists
- Business analysts
- Engineers
- Managers and executives
- Students who need in-depth Excel knowledge
Courses:
- Foundations of CFD
- 2D Laminar Flows
- 3D Turbulent Flows
- Rotating Machinery Flows
- Compressible Flows
Who Should Enroll:
- Engineers who work with computer-aided design (CAD) software
- Engineering analysts
- Simulation engineers
- Mechanical engineers
- Naval engineers
- Aerospace engineers
- Physicists
Courses:
Core Courses
- Getting Started with Spreadsheet Modeling and Business Analytics
- Harvesting Spreadsheet Data
- Querying Relational Databases
- Creating Data Visualizations with Tableau
- Enhancing Data Visualizations with Tableau
- Digital Platform Strategy
- Pricing Strategy
- Developing Innovation Strategy
- Building Innovation Competencies
- Innovation Tools
- Implementing Innovation
- Evaluating and Scaling Innovation
- Planning and Delivering Effective Presentations
- Persuasive Writing
- Leadership Symposium LIVE
- Marketing Symposium LIVE
Product Management Elective Track
- Developing a Product Hypothesis and Personas
- Product Vision and Goals
- Building a Product Strategy and Roadmap
- Product Prototyping
- Product Analytics and Iteration
- Product Engineering and Execution
Product Management for Engineers Elective Track
- Preparing for Success as a Product Manager
- Managing Product Teams
- Identifying and Targeting Customer Needs
- Prioritizing for Product Roadmaps
- Designing and Developing Products
- Managing the Product Lifecycle
Who Should Enroll:
- Current or aspiring product management professionals
- Entrepreneurs and small business owners
- Business analysts
- Product marketing managers
- Data analysts
- Engineers and developers
- Operations managers
- Designers
- People interested in transitioning to the tech industry
Courses:
- Building and Validating Prototypes
- Developing Product Specifications
- Launching Small-Scale Production
- Managing High-Volume Production
- Sourcing a Manufacturer
- Developing a Distribution and Marketing Strategy
- Financing Your Business
Who Should Enroll:
- Entrepreneurs
- Product managers
- Designers
- Usability experts
- Software engineers
- Consultants
- Manufacturers
Courses:
- Preparing for Success as a Product Manager
- Managing Product Teams
- Identifying and Targeting Customer Needs
- Prioritizing for Product Roadmaps
- Designing and Developing Products
- Managing the Product Lifecycle
Who Should Enroll:
- Product managers and aspiring product managers
- Tech leaders
- Product marketing managers
- Engineers
- Software developers
- UX and web design professionals
- Project managers
- Entrepreneurs
Courses:
- Developing Innovation Strategy
- Building Innovation Competencies
- Innovation Tools
- Implementing Innovation
- Evaluating and Scaling Innovation
Who Should Enroll:
- Entry-level to executive leaders
- Product managers
- MBA students
- Data scientists and analysts
- Entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs
- Engineers
Courses:
- Identifying and Framing a Challenge
- Gathering User Emotions
- Crafting User Narratives
- Generating User-Centered Solutions
- Design Prototyping
- Testing and Iteration
Who Should Enroll:
- User experience/UX designers
- Marketers and designers
- Product managers
- Engineers
- Program and project managers
- Consultants
- Systems analysts
- Entrepreneurs involved in product conception
- Individual contributors, managers and leaders at all levels of an organization who are involved in the design, development, or improvement of products, services, and infrastructure
Courses:
- Strengths-Based Engineering Leadership
- Values-Based Engineering Leadership
- Decision-Making Skills for Engineering Leaders
- Collaborative Communication for Engineering Leaders
- Courageous Communication for Engineering Leaders
- Influence and Motivation for Engineering Leaders
- Leadership Symposium LIVE
Who Should Enroll:
- Both emerging and experienced engineering leaders
- Early to mid-career engineers looking to move into a leadership role
- Business leaders who work with engineers and technology professionals
- Graduate students transitioning from an academic track to an industry track
Courses:
- Defining Scope
- Developing System Requirements
- Exploring Your System's Architecture
- Assessing Your System's Performance and Value
- Implementing the Quality Function Deployment Method
- Defining Interfaces
- Identifying and Evaluating Risk
Who Should Enroll:
- Engineers and engineering managers
- Team leaders who direct technical projects or teams
- Technical and IT leaders
- Solutions architects
- Professionals looking to improve their ability to design and develop systems and solutions architecture
Courses:
- Framing Complex Problems with Systems Thinking
- Using the Four Simple Rules of Systems Thinking
- Visualizing and Modeling Complex Systems
- Building Analytical and Emotional Intelligence with Systems Thinking
- Designing Organizations for Systems Thinking
- Becoming a Systems Leader
- Leadership Symposium LIVE
Who Should Enroll:
- Technical and engineering leaders
- Project managers
- Consultants
- Analysts
- Business decision-makers
- Team leaders across any industry
How It Works
Learn From Top Minds
Courses are developed by Cornell faculty
Power Your Career
Gain today’s most in-demand skills to stand apart.
Flexibility Fits Your Life
Learn on your schedule without stepping out of your job.
Small-class Experience
Participate in facilitated discussions and live sessions with industry peers.
Real-world Projects
Apply learnings and insights to your work to make an impact right away.
Personalized Feedback
Enjoy meaningful feedback on assignments from expert facilitators.
Learn From Top Minds
Courses are developed by Cornell faculty
Power Your Career
Gain today’s most in-demand skills to stand apart.
Flexibility Fits Your Life
Learn on your schedule without stepping out of your job.
Small-class Experience
Participate in facilitated discussions and live sessions with industry peers.
Real-world Projects
Apply learnings and insights to your work to make an impact right away.
Personalized Feedback
Enjoy meaningful feedback on assignments from expert facilitators.
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WHAT YOU'LL EARN
- Certificate from Cornell University
- Professional Development Hours (CEUs)