College: Vocational School

The Mechatronics major combines mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and control engineering to design and develop smart systems and products. Students acquire skills in robotics, automation, sensor technology, and embedded systems, preparing them for careers in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, and robotics.

Learning Objectives:

Understand the principles of mechatronics and integrated systems.
Develop skills in mechanical engineering, electronics, and computer science.
Learn techniques in robotics, automation, and control engineering.
Explore sensor technology and embedded systems.
Analyze system integration and project management.
Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and technical skills.
Gain practical experience through projects and internships.

Main Curriculum:

Introduction to Mechatronics - An overview of mechatronics principles, its history, and current trends.
Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals - Basics of mechanical engineering, including statics, dynamics, and thermodynamics.
Electronics and Circuit Design - Principles of electronic circuits and design.
Computer Science for Mechatronics - Basics of programming and computer science related to mechatronics.
Control Engineering - Techniques for designing and implementing control systems.
Robotics - Principles of robotics, including kinematics, dynamics, and control.
Automation and Industrial Control - Techniques for automating industrial processes and control systems.
Sensor Technology - Principles of sensor design and implementation, and data acquisition.
Embedded Systems - Designing and developing embedded systems for mechatronics applications.
System Integration - Methods for integrating mechanical, electronic, and software components.
Project Management in Mechatronics - Principles of managing mechatronics projects, including planning, execution, and control.
Practical Training - Hands-on experience in manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, robotics, or related industries.
Graduation Project - A comprehensive project applying mechatronics skills, such as developing a robotic system, implementing an automation solution, or designing an embedded system.

Assessment Methods:

Analysis of mechatronics principles
Mechanical engineering projects
Electronics and circuit design projects
Computer science projects
Control engineering projects
Robotics projects
Automation and industrial control projects
Sensor technology projects
Embedded systems projects
System integration projects
Project management projects
Internship reports
Graduation projects and presentations

Prerequisites:

Basic knowledge of mathematics and physics, and an interest in mechatronics.

Duration:

Usually 4 years to obtain a Bachelor’s degree in Mechatronics.

Certification:

Graduates may obtain certifications such as:

Certified Mechatronics Engineer (CME)
Certified Automation Professional (CAP)
Certificates in specific mechatronics programs and technologies

Target Audience:

Aspiring mechatronics engineers, robotics specialists, automation experts, and professionals seeking careers in manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, robotics, and related industries.

This major provides students with multidisciplinary skills needed to excel in mechatronics, supporting careers in various roles in manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, robotics, and related industries. The program offers comprehensive education in mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, control engineering, robotics, automation, sensor technology, and embedded systems, preparing students for successful careers in this field.