Mechatronics Engineering Minor

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This program provides an opportunity for students outside the Department of Mechatronics Engineering to learn robotics and mechatronics courses which add value to their education by obtaining skills that are directly and immediately relevant to employers.

Students need to complete at least 15 credit hours in this minor program. In particular, MTRE3710, MTRE4001, MTRE4002, and MTRE4200 are the required courses. Students also need to select one of MTRE4100, MTRE4010 or MTRE2610

Engineering Standing Requirements

Required Courses (8 Credit Hours)

MTRE 3710:Mechatronics Engineering Fundamentals
MTRE 4200:Robotics Analysis and Synthesis

Control Systems Requirement (4 credits)

Choose from one of the following 4 credit selections:

MTRE 4001:Modeling and Feedback Control of Dynamic Systems
MTRE 4002L:Feedback Control Laboratory
or
EE 4201:Control Systems
or
ME 3501:Dynamic Systems & Control Theory
ME 4501:Vibrations & Controls Lab

Elective Courses (3-4 Credit Hours)

Select one of the following courses:

MTRE 2610:Intermediate Programming for Mechatronics
MTRE 4010:Advanced Controls
MTRE 4100:Instruments and Controls

Mechatronics Engineering Minor

Required Courses (8 Credit Hours)

Control Systems Requirement (4 credits)

Elective Courses (3-4 Credit Hours)

Program Total: (15-16 Credit Hours)