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Certificate Programs
Coordinated by the Office
of Academic Affairs
303-556-3040
Connecting Careers with Education
Certificate Programs provide opportunities
to successfully complete a series of five to eight academic credit
classes that focus on a particular area or career interest. Each
certificate program is designed to stand alone or merge with your
degree program major or minor. The certificate title and date of
award
will appear on your MSCD transcript.
Why enroll in a certificate program?
- Prepare for a new job or promotion
- Complete a short term goal while
"on the way" to a degree
- Comply with a work-force need for
a baseline of knowledge in a new area
- Satisfy a personal need for new
skills and information
How to get started:
- Apply and be accepted to MSCD
- Talk with the contact person designated
for the Certificate Program you plan to pursue
- Ask about prerequisites or additional
requirements, taking courses in sequence, and course rotation
- Obtain a Certificate Program Plan
from your program contact person. Use it to project a sequence
of courses and an estimated completion date
- Maximum 6 credit hours may be transferred
into a certificate program
Certificate Programs:
From the School of
Business:
- Personal Financial Planning - Dr.
Su-Jane Chen, 303-556-8312
- Database Analyst - CMS Dept., 303-556-3122
- Network Specialist in Information
Systems - CMS Dept., 303-556-3122
- Programmer/Analyst in Information
Systems - CMS Dept., 303-556-3122
- Web Developer - CMS Dept., 303-556-3122
- End User Support Specialist - CMS
Dept., 303-556-3122
- Noncredit Personal Financial Planning
- Ms. Maria Carrillo, 303-556-6998
From the School of
Letters, Arts and Sciences
- German Translation - Dr. Gudrun
Clay, 303-556-2909
- Basic Competency in German - Dr.
Gudrun Clay, 303-556-2909
- Basic Competency in French - Dr.
Williams-Gascon, 303-556-2908
- Basic Competency in Spanish - Dr.
Rodolfo Garcia, 303- 556-2908
- Public Administration - Political
Science Dept., 303-556-3220
- Gerontology (Liberal Arts Orientation)
- Dr.. Suzanne Discenza, 303-556-3130
- Family Support in Social Work -
Ms. Kathy Clark,
303-556-4464
- Career and Personal Development
- Ms. Cheryl Sipe, 303-556-8441
- Geographical Information Systems
(GIS) - Ms. Stella Todd, 303-556-3579
- Geotechnology Systems (GTS) - Mr.
Pete Varney, 303-556-3143
- Advanced Software Engineering Techniques
- Dr. Noel LeJeune, 303-556-3208
From The School of
Professional Studies
- Gerontology (Professional Services
Orientation) - Dr. Suzanne Discenza, 303-556-3130
- Nonprofit Administration - Ms.
Kelly Felice, 303-556-2951
- Multimedia Production - Ms. Peggy
O'Neill-Jones, 303-556-2518
- Corporate Video Production - Mr.
Robert Amend, 303-556-2518
- Technical Writing and Editing -
Dr. Kathy O'Donnell, 303-556-2518
- Reading - Teacher Educ. Dept.,
303-556-2995
- High Risk Youth Studies - Dr. Charles
Branch, 303-556-2951
- Electrical Engineering Technology
- Mr. Keith Ball, 303-556-2503
- Network Communications - Mr. Keith
Ball, 303-556-2503
- Engineering Fundamentals - Mr.
Keith Ball, 303-556-2503
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