Program Overview

Mechatronics Program Overview

The Mechatronics Program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in the field of mechatronics, combining elements of mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering.

Program Details

Vision

The vision of the Mechatronics Program is to produce graduates who are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and expertise to design, develop, and implement innovative mechatronic systems.

Mission

The mission of the Mechatronics Program is to provide a high-quality education that prepares students for successful careers in mechatronics and related fields.

Objectives

• To provide students with a solid foundation in the principles of mechatronics
  • Including mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering
• To equip students with the skills and knowledge to design and develop mechatronic systems
  • Including robotics, automation, and control systems
• To prepare students for careers in industry, research, and development

Target Jobs

• Mechatronics engineer
• Robotics engineer
• Automation engineer
• Control systems engineer

Study Plan

The study plan for the Mechatronics Program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in mechatronics, including coursework, laboratory experiments, and project-based learning.

Student Manual

The student manual provides students with detailed information about the program, including course descriptions, program requirements, and academic policies.

Program Specification

The program specification outlines the requirements and objectives of the Mechatronics Program, including the curriculum, assessment methods, and graduation requirements.

Program Matrix

The program matrix provides a detailed outline of the courses and credits required for the Mechatronics Program, including elective and core courses.

Courses

• Level 0: Introduction to mechatronics, mathematics, and physics
• Level 1: Mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer programming
• Level 2: Mechatronic systems, robotics, and automation
• Level 3: Control systems, signal processing, and computer vision
• Level 4: Advanced mechatronics, research methods, and project development

Schedules

Spring Semester Study Schedule (2023 2024)

The spring semester study schedule outlines the courses and credits required for the Mechatronics Program during the spring semester.

Fall Semester Final Exam Schedule (2023 2024)

The fall semester final exam schedule provides students with detailed information about the final exams, including dates, times, and locations.

Fall Semester Study Schedule (2023 2024)

The fall semester study schedule outlines the courses and credits required for the Mechatronics Program during the fall semester.

Graduation Projects

The graduation project is a required component of the Mechatronics Program, where students work on a research-based project to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in mechatronics.