Professional Certificate in NanoTechnology via Distance Learning Coursework at Columbia University's School of Engineering & Applied Sciences

Image: NanoMachine. Courtesy of Pawel Szczesny. CCL 3.0. http://freelancingscience.com/___Lecture delivery method is from Columbia University via the Internet with streaming media or download options. Lectures are asynchronous, recorded, posted to the Internet on the scheduled day of class. Students interact with Professors and teaching assistants primarily by way of e-mail, fax, and phone. Homework assignments are retrieved via the Internet. Submissions are uploaded or faxed. Students choose proctors, subject to CVN approval, to monitor their test-taking. The exams may be taken at one's workplace or other suitable venue. On the day of the exam, and at the time specified by the instructor, the student's proctor will be able to download and print out the exam to be administered. After the test period is over, the proctor faxes the finished exam to Columbia University. Students in this distance learning programme are fully-matriculated, take the same classes as on-campus students, do the same homework, and take the same exams. Their degrees, transcripts, and diplomas are the same as their in-residence, dorm-dwelling counterparts'. On graduation day, distance-ed scholars get to promenade down the College Walk with all other Columbia students to acknowledge their academic accomplishments and to procure their credentials.Students can be company-sponsored; tuition vouchers are accepted.(As a former Columbia U student, I will say that it holds an ever-abiding place of special-ness in my memory banks.)___Certificate of Professional Achievement Program in NanoTechnologyhttp://www.cvn.columbia.edu/cert/nano_cert.phpOther Certificates of Professional Achievementhttp://www.cvn.columbia.edu/cert.phpApplied MathematicsApplied PhysicsBusiness and TechnologyCivil EngineeringComputer ScienceEarth & Environmental EngineeringElectrical EngineeringFinancial EngineeringIndustrial Engineering & Operations ResearchMaterials ScienceMechanical EngineeringDegree Programshttp://www.cvn.columbia.edu/deg.phpM.S. in Applied MathematicsM.S. in Applied PhysicsM.S. in Biomedical EngineeringM.S. in Chemical EngineeringM.S. in Civil Engineering- GeneralM.S. in Civil Engineering- Construction Engineering and ManagementM.S. in Computer Science- Foundations of Computer ScienceM.S. in Computer Science- Computer SecurityM.S. in Computer Science- Machine LearningM.S. in Computer Science- Natural Language ProcessingM.S. in Computer Science- Network SystemsM.S. in Computer Science- Software SystemsM.S. in Computer Science- Vision and GraphicsM.S. in Computer Science- M.S. PersonalizedP.D. in Computer Systems EngineeringM.S. in Earth & Environmental EngineeringM.S. in Electrical Engineering- GeneralM.S. in Electrical Engineering- Telecommunications EngineeringM.S. in Electrical Engineering- New Media EngineeringM.S. in Electrical Engineering- Wireless and Mobile CommunicationsM.S. in Electrical Engineering- Lightwave (Photonics) EngineeringM.S. in Electrical Engineering- Microelectronic CircuitsM.S. in Electrical Engineering- Microelectronic DevicesM.S. in Electrical Engineering- Multimedia NetworkingM.S. in Electrical Engineering- Systems BiologyP.D. in Electrical EngineeringM.S. in Operations ResearchM.S. in Operations Research-Methods in FinanceM.S. in Engineering and Management Systems-Risk and Revenue ManagementM.S. in Engineering and Management Systems-Logistics and Supply Chain OptimizationP.D. in Industrial EngineeringM.S. in Materials Science and EngineeringM.S. in Mechanical EngineeringP.D. in Mechanical Engineering

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Professional Certificate in NanoTechnology via Distance Learning Coursework at Columbia University's School of Engineering & Applied Sciences

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