Advanced undergraduate students can take courses toward one of the two following graduate certificates.
The Graduate Certificate in CDS&E is a crossdisciplinary graduate program administered by RDI2 and the Master of Business and Science (MBS) program. The goal of the program is to provide the necessary structures, learning opportunities, and experiences, beyond the more traditional university curriculum, that are necessary to drive science, engineering, and business using advances in cyberinfrastructure. The program is comprised of new and existing Rutgers courses that, collectively, give students a multidisciplinary experience and include foundational and applied courses spanning modeling and computation, algorithms, advanced computation, data management and analysis, visualization, software, and multidisciplinary collaborations.
The Graduate Certificate in Discovery Informatics is a crossdisciplinary graduate program administered by RDI2 and the Master of Business and Science (MBS) program. The goal of the program is to train students for data-driven decision making and its applications to a range of domains including science, engineering, and business. Students obtain a variety of skills including the ability to manage and analyze very large data sets, develop modeling solutions to support decision making, and develop a good understanding of how data analysis drives decision making. The program is comprised of new and existing Rutgers courses that, collectively, give students a multidisciplinary experience and include foundational and applied courses spanning modeling and computation, algorithms, advanced computation, data management and analysis, statistics, machine learning, visualization, software, and multidisciplinary collaborations.