Program Overview

Program Overview

The Mechanical Engineering Technology degree with a concentration in electromechanical systems at UNC Charlotte includes courses on mechanisms, energy systems, design, manufacturing, and instrumentation. This concentration focuses on electromechanical systems, allowing students to develop, implement, and maintain these systems. Students will apply knowledge of electrical circuits, control systems, and elements of automation, working on projects such as robotics and automation systems.

Program Details

Program at a Glance

• Requirements include foundation and major courses with electives focused on the concentration.
• Delivery: On Campus
• Start Date: Fall and Spring
• Credit Hours: 120, with 12 for the concentration

College and University Information

William States Lee College of Engineering

The program is part of the William States Lee College of Engineering, which offers hands-on learning experiences in state-of-the-art facilities.

Program Curriculum and Structure

The curriculum includes a combination of foundation courses, major courses, and electives focused on the electromechanical systems concentration. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of mechanical engineering technology, with a specific emphasis on electromechanical systems.

Research and Application Areas

The concentration in electromechanical systems allows access to technical areas ranging from automotive design to renewable power systems and advanced manufacturing. Students will have the opportunity to work on projects related to robotics and automation systems, applying their knowledge of electrical circuits, control systems, and automation elements.