ROBOTICS
Students in our Robotics & Automation Program have been clustered with the Engineering students due to some overlap of common skills and frameworks. Students study engineering principles fundamental to robotics technology, and develop knowledge of electronic circuitry and the operation of motors, sensors, control systems, and programmable logic controllers. They work with software, wiring, integrated circuits, and embedded controllers. Students work with several robot platforms and build significant projects during class.
Technical Courses
Career Exploration (100) – 18 Credits
Introduction to Engineering I (377) – 12 Credits
Principles of Engineering (374T1) – 10 Credits
Mechatronics (253T2) – 10 Credits
Solid Modeling (374T3) – 9 Credits
Digital Electronics (375T1) – 13 Credits
Computer Integrated Manufacturing (375T2) – 13 Credits
PLC Program & Control (375T3) – 13 Credits
Fanuc Operator Certification (256T3) – 13 Credits
Engineering Design & Development (275T1) – 13 Credits
4th Year Elective Engineering Design – 13 Credits