Educational Objectives

Mechatronics is an integrated technical discipline that effectively combines computer technology, electronic technology, mechanical technology, information technology, control technology and other technologies and comprehensively applies them to practice. This major is based on electronics and mechanics, aiming to train high-leveled skilled talents with the ability to operate, install, commission, maintain and repair mechatronics equipment who may be engaged in the installation and commissioning, maintenance and repair, production technology management, service and marketing of mechatronics equipment such as automatic production lines as well as the auxiliary design and technical transformation of mechanical and electrical products.

Fundamental Courses

Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Electrical and Electronic Technology, Microcomputer Principle and Application, Fundamentals of Mechanical Design, Electrical Control and PLC, Single-Chip Microcomputer Principle and Application, Automatic Control Technology, CNC System Principle, CNC Machining Process, CNC Machine Tool Programming and Processing, Robotics, etc.

Job Prospects

Mechatronics technology sees a broad range of application fields and a high job demand. Graduates may be engaged in the operations, repair, installation and commissioning of electromechanical equipment as well as the design, transformation, production management and technical management of mechatronics equipment in the electronics manufacturing industry, manufacturing and equipment industry, mold manufacturing, light industry, household appliances and other sectors. Outstanding graduates are offer opportunities to work in listed companies such as Etron.