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Sponsoring Academic Department: Alliance for Innovative Manufacturing at Stanford
Students pursue a unique course of interdisciplinary study to address these fundamental questions about the product design and manufacturing process:
What makes a manufacturing process "tick"?
How do you develop new products with manufacturing technology in mind?
How do you plan and execute a successful product launch and manage efficient production systems?
How do you estimate cost and manage finances associated with product creation and execution?
How do you apply current Stanford research to product creation and manufacturing?
To obtain the certificate, complete four courses, one in each of three areas, plus a fourth course from any one of the three areas, with a letter grade indicator of 3.0 or better.
Methods and Processes
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ME317A, B: Design for Manufacturability |
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ME314: Good Products, Bad Products |
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ME310B, C: Design Project with Corporate Partners |
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EE212: Integrated Circuit Fabrication Processes |
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CHEMENG355: Advanced Biochemical Engineering |
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CHEMENG250: Biochemical Engineering (on campus only) |
Management and Strategy
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MS&E264: Manufacturing Systems Design |
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MS&E266: Management of New Product Development |
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MS&E268: Manufacturing Strategy |
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MS&E262: Supply Chain Management - OR |
Economic Modeling and Finance
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MS&E240: Industrial Accounting |
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MS&E260: Analysis of Production and Operating Systems |
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MS&E207: Interactive Management Science |
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MS&E261: Inventory Control and Production Systems |
Seminars (strongly recommended)
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MS&E472: Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders |
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CS547: Human-Computer Interaction |
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ME396: Design Theory and Methodology Forum |
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ME389: Bioengineeing and Biodesign Forum |
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CHE459: Frontiers in Interdisciplinary Biosciences |
To begin working toward this graduate certificate, enroll in any of the required courses as a Non Degree Option (NDO) student. To inform the Alliance for Innovative Manufacturing (AIM) of your interest in the certificate and for assistance in planning your course of study, go to http://stanford.edu/group/AIM/AIMPrograms/Acadpgrms.html or contact AIM at aim-info@stanford.edu | 650.723.9038.
After completing all course requirements, submit a Certificate Request form to SCPD.
Upon receipt of the completed form, SCPD will forward the request to the academic department for approval and processing of the certificate.
Questions?
Call (650) 725-3016 or email spcd-registration@stanford.edu
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