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Oct 09, 2024
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2024-2025 Catalog
UAS Development & Analytics, Graduate Certificate
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Return to: Graduate School
Department Head: |
Glenn Shaw |
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(406) 496-4809 |
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MG 213E |
Degree Program
This is a 15-credit certificate targeting students in graduate degree programs. As the graduate level, students will a) be prepared to become FAA Part 107 Certified drone pilots, b) gain hands-on experience with advanced UAS and designing data collection campaigns, and c) develope a balanced UAS skillset based on thorough knowledge of hardware and components, sensors and data interpretation, and advanced applications software.
As a Certificate, Montana Tech does not offer federal financial aid for this program. Some students seeking a degree that is eligible for financial aid may qualify for assistance and should contact Financial Aid at (406) 496-4223 or financialaid@mtech.edu for more information.
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Required Core: 12 credits
Remote Sensing Elective: 3 credits
Select 3 credits from the following:
Other Electives
Can be included if the above courses have already been taken ***
Notes:
** At least one seminar credit must be UAS 594. Other seminar courses with documented UAS content may be substituted for the second seminar credit.
*** Some courses with partial UAS content have fewer “UAS credits” than total credits
A minimum of 6 coursework credits must be taken at the 5XX level or higher. Seminar and Capstone credits do not count as coursework credits.
Graduate students are allowed to complete the “UAS Applications & Design” Certificate and advanced undergraduate may elect to complete the “UAS Development & Analytics” Certificate. Although a number of courses are listed in both curricula, any given course can only count towards one of the certificates. If one or more courses listed as required for a particular certificate have already been used to satisfy requirements for the other certificate, courses from the list of electives may be substituted to allow the 15-credit total to be reached. Courses that are cross-listed with both undergraduate & graduate sections cannot be taken at both levels for credit by an individual student.
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Return to: Graduate School
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