Overview
Employing an interdisciplinary perspective that embodies concepts from the Arts, Business and Engineering, undergraduate students are provided a robust learning experience to understand the challenges associated with and means for managing product design, product development, and new product introduction endeavors.
The Certificate will run concurrently with a student’s major; it is not a standalone program. Students must have a declared major in either the schools of the Arts, Business, Engineering or College of Humanities and Sciences as they participate in this Certificate.
Curriculum
REQUIRED COURSES:
- INNO 200: Seminar in Product Innovation (1 credit)
- INNO 460: da Vinci Project (3 credits)
da Vinci Center SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS:
Non-Discipline Electives:
Students must successfully complete two or three required Product Innovation courses outside of their respective School of study.
School of the Arts
- INNO 223: Introduction to Business Principles (3 credits)
- INNO 225: Introduction to Engineering and Technology Principles (3 credits)
School of Business
- INNO 221: Introduction to Arts and Design Principles (3 credits)
- INNO 225: Introduction to Engineering and Technology Principles (3 credits)
School of Engineering
- INNO 221: Introduction to Arts and Design Principles (3 credits)
- INNO 223: Introduction to Business Principles (3 credits)
College of Humanities & Sciences
- INNO 221: Introduction to Arts and Design Principles (3 credits)
- INNO 223: Introduction to Business Principles (2 credits)
- INNO 225: Introduction to Engineering and Technology Principles (3 credits)
Discipline Electives:
Students must successfully complete six credit hours of Product Innovation coursework within their respective School of study.
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