Frequently Asked Questions: Certificate
Can I earn the certificate completely online?
Yes. You can complete the certificate by taking all 150 course
hours online.
What are the requirements for successful completion to earn
the certificate?
To receive a certificate of completion, you must successfully
complete 150 hours within a period of three years. Projects and
exams, including a comprehensive written final exam, will be
administered. All coursework must be completed with a minimum
GPA of 2.0, and no grade lower than C. Upon successful
completion, you are awarded a certificate of completion from UC
Berkeley Extension.
Can I transfer courses from a non-UC institution to apply
toward successful completion of the Integrated Circuit Design &
Techniques Professional Series?
In general, no. We rarely accept the transfer of any outside
courses toward professional series at UC Berkeley Extension.
Exceptions are made on a case-by-case basis.
Can I transfer courses from a UC institution to apply toward
successful completion of the Integrated Circuit Design &
Techniques Professional Series?
On a case-by-case basis, this is possible.
How long does it take to complete the Integrated Circuit
Design & Techniques Professional Sequence?
Each course as a maximum time allotment of six months per
course. Assuming that the student works part-time on the course
with discipline, and assuming the student also has a full time
job, most students can finish the course within four months.
How do I get my certificate?
On successful completion of four required courses and two units
worth of electives (for a total of ten semester units), you need
to contact the Engineering & Technology academic department, ask
for your certificate, and pay any required fees. Upon review &
approval by the academic department, your certificate request
will be processed.
How long does it take to receive the certificate?
Once you have successfully completed all 150 required hours,
your academic record will be verified and your certificate
awarded. It normally takes up to four to six weeks to process
your certificate request.
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