Graduate Certificate in Vehicle Electronics and Controls in Dearborn United States | University of Michigan Ann Arbor

The growing adoption of electrical systems and electronic sensors in modern vehicles has spurred significant advancements in automotive technology. As battery technology rapidly improves, electric vehicles are expected to become more cost-effective and energy-efficient. Controlling electric drives necessitates high-power electronic components, while contemporary vehicles depend on both analog and digital systems for optimal performance. Engineers must develop expertise in designing hybrid electrical-electronic systems. This Vehicle Electronics certificate program provides foundational knowledge in analog and digital electronics. Beginning with basic diodes and rectifiers, students will explore various solid-state components used in electronic circuits. The curriculum covers amplifier design, switching circuits, and other essential electronic configurations, along with digital logic and microprocessor applications. In addition to hands-on lab sessions, participants will collaborate on multiple group design projects. (12 credit hours) The program offers flexible completion options: fully on-campus, fully online, or a hybrid approach combining both formats.