Engineering: Mechatronics Engineering Concentration

The mechatronics engineering concentration option within the engineering program provides depth in the areas of mechanical system analysis and design, as well as digital and analog electronics expertise. This interdisciplinary curriculum will equip students for professional work on projects that span the intersection of mechanical and electrical engineering domains (e.g., automation systems, robotics, and electromechanical engineering).

Program Requirements

General Engineering Courses

(26 semester hours)

Cognates

(38 semester hours minimum. Some courses may fulfill Core requirements.)

Take One from the Following

(STAT 341 , STAT 343 , and STAT 344 may also count as advanced mathematics electives.)

Mechatronics Engineering Concentration Requirements

(40 semester hours minimum)

Take 6 Hours from the Following

At Least 2 Hours of Advanced Math or Basic Science Electives

Take the Remaining Hours from Advanced Mathematics, Basic Science, Technical, or Engineering Electives

Total Semester Hours: at least 127

(includes at least 30 hours of nonoverlapping Core requirements)