MA/MS in Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering

The Robotics and Autonomous Systems master's program combines mechanical, electrical, and computing topics. Core classes cover advanced engineering analysis, mechatronic systems, sensors and actuators, and embedded systems. Students choose approved electives such as networks, digital control, dynamic systems, robotics and automation, vibrations, real-time systems, and adaptive control. A thesis plan and a research project plan are offered, and the project plan carries a higher total. The degree suits engineers building intelligent machines and automated systems. Students work closely with faculty advisors, plan their schedule around the thesis, project, or coursework choices offered, and complete the hours listed in the official catalog. The structure leaves room for personal interests while keeping a clear core, and the credential is useful for advancement in the field or for continued graduate study.