BA/BS in Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Robotics Engineering sits at the meeting point of mechanical, electrical and computer engineering. Students learn to create robots and automation systems and to improve existing technology through software and system design. Industries that use this work include automotive, electronics and food packaging. Students gain access to facilities at a research center and take part in applied projects. The curriculum begins with first-year engineering design and general education courses and builds toward advanced robotics subjects. Graduates can contribute to automation and intelligent systems that change how work is done. Prospective students can review the year-by-year curriculum on the page to understand how mechanical, electrical and computing courses are combined in the degree. Students with questions can contact the program through the university, and the page lists the curriculum for applicants to examine.