Program Guide
Quality Assurance
Certificate

This program guide lists the current requirements for this degree. See bottom of page for a link to previous versions of this program guide.		 Technology Division
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The Quality Assurance certificate program is designed to give students the technical and practical knowledge to enter the field of manufacturing or service as a quality professional. The student will learn the latest quality concepts and techniques used in modern facilities. Students will gain knowledge in process control, statistical methods, measurements, cost of quality and employee involvement.

 
 

Occupational Specialty Courses

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    QUAL-101  Introduction to Quality Assurance  3  3   
    QUAL-103  Metrology  3  4   
    QUAL-105  Global Quality Assurance  3  3   
    QUAL-107  Charts & Graphs for SPC  3  4   
    QUAL-201  Quality Documentation  4  4   
    QUAL-203  Advanced Problem Solving  4  4   
    QUAL-205  Team Problem Solving  4  4   
    QUAL-207  Software for Quality Assurance  3  3   
Group Total  27 29  
 

Related Requirement Courses

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    DRFT-170  Blueprint Reading  3  4   
  or  CADD-100  Mechanical Blueprint Reading w/CADD  3  4   
  or  DDES-183  Introduction to Geometric Dimensioning And Tolerancing  2  3   
      OR any other CADD course approved by the advisor  2-4  2-6 
Group Total  2-4 2-6  
 

Recommended Elective Courses

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Any 1 or more credits from General Education or courses with any Technology prefix: AUBY, AUTO, BCON, ACHR, PROC, MATL, ELEC, MDES, MSIM, CADD, TECH, QUAL or FIRE     
      OR from approved BUSN, MGMT, MATT, MATH, MKTG or ENGL courses.      
Group Total  As needed  
     
    Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		  
      PROGRAM TOTAL: 30-31 31-35  
 


NOTES:

1.  Due to course rotations or cancellations, courses from Recommended Elective Courses are acceptable substitutes for Occupational Specialty courses if agreed to by the advisor.

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