The purpose of the Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis Certificate Program is to enhance the MS&A capability of selected Air Force students (e.g., within AFRL, LCMC, or AFMC), whether it be uniformed officers (e.g., 62X career field) and civilian personnel (e.g., GS 0800 series of engineers). The applicants for this program are determined in coordination with the Strategic Development Planning & Experimentation (SDPE) Office, who both sponsors and organizationally benefits from this educational program. The curriculum consists of four graduate level courses for a total of 16 graduate credits. No additional electives or research hours are required for the certificate. Typically, students will take one course per quarter depending on which quarter the classes are offered. The courses will be offered in-residence and via distance learning.
In order to be considered for admission, candidates must meet the AFIT Graduate School of Engineering and Management requirements for admissions.
Degree Required: A completed bachelor's degree or equivalent.
Mathematics Required: Successful completion of undergraduate calculus I, II, and III.
GPA Required: Overall - 3.0; Mathematics - 3.0; Major - 3.0
Waivers to the above criteria may be granted on a case-by-case basis. Individuals whose academic credentials fall below any of the above criteria are encouraged to apply.
Program Outcomes
Student knowledge/skills/abilities produce graduate certificate conferees who can:
Dr. Lance E. Champagne
Degree Type: Certificate
Delivery Method: In-Residence and Distance Learning
Degree Requirements
Successful completion of the Certificate Program requires a cumulative GPA on all course work of a 3.0 (based on a 4.0 scale). Cumulative time to completion is normally four quarters. There are no exit examinations required and no final project. However, there are numerous projects and assignments required in the various courses that give an opportunity for the student to apply their knowledge to broad problems.
