Packaging Engineering - Christian Brothers University

Packaging Engineering from Christian Brothers University is a Campus Certificate Engineering Management degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. If you want to improve your product design, to design packages, to become a Certified Packaging Professional (CPP), to meet your PE's continuing education requirement, or to expand your career possibilities, this certificate might be for you! Program Requirements The course requirements for the Packaging Engineering certificate are as follows: ChE/ME 319 Principles of Packaging (3 crs.) Prerequisites: A college-level chemistry course and a college-level calculus course ChE/ME 320 Distribution & Medical Device Packaging (3 crs.) Prerequisites: A college-level chemistry course and a college-level calculus course Project (2-6 crs.) Elective (3 crs.) The following senior design project courses are acceptable for the Project requirement above, given that the project includes a packaging component and is approved by the certificate coordinator: ChE 401/402 (4 crs.) CE 431/432 (4 crs.) ECE 409/410 (3 crs.) ME 407/408 (6 crs.) Students with senior projects without packaging components are required to register for the 2-cr. Packaging Project course Acceptable choices for the Elective requirement include: ChE 245 Materials Science (3 crs.) CE/ME 200 Solid Mechanics (3 crs.) For practicing engineers who wish to get the certificate, a 2-cr. Independent Study course relevant to packaging can be used to meet the Project requirement. Transfer credit for the elective requirement is also possible. Pre- and/or co-requisite requirements for each course taken must be met. To receive the Packaging Engineering certificate , all courses taken must be passed, with an overall GPA of at least 2.0 on a 4.0 scale. View more details on Christian Brothers University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Engineering Management courses.