2021-2022 Academic Catalog

B.S. in Mechatronics Engineering Technology

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Program Description

The Bachelor of Science in Mechatronics Engineering Technology degree prepares students to apply mathematical and scientific principles to the design, development and operational evaluation of automated systems (computer-controlled with embedded electronics, sensors and actuators). 

Delivery Mode

Traditional (on campus)

Curriculum

Course Credits
General Education Courses 41
Building a Sense of Community
UNI 100  First-Year Seminar
1
Composition
ENG 101  English Composition I
3
Public Speaking
Any Public Speaking Course
3
Mathematics and Quantitative Literacy
MAT 281  Calculus I
3
Health and Wellness
Any Health and Wellness Course
3
Technological Literacy
CSC 120  Problem Solving and Programming Constructs
3
Humanities
Any Humanities Course
3
Fine Arts
Any Fine Arts Course
3
Natural Sciences
PHY 121  General Physics I
4
Social Sciences
ECO 201  Introduction to Microeconomics
3
General Education Options
  • Any Ethics and Multicultural Awareness Emphasis Course
  • ITE 305  OSHA General and Industrial Safety
  • MAT 199  Pre-Calculus (see program notes)
  • ENG 217  Scientific and Technical Writing
12
   
Required Major Courses 56
EET110  Electric Circuits I 4
EET 160  Electric Circuits II 4
EET 215  Introduction to Instrumentation 3
CET 235  Digital Electronics Design 4
MAT 282  Calculus II 3
MTR 300  Manufacturing Processes 3
MTR 310  Principles of Automatic Control 3
MTR 320  Statics 3
MTR 325  Fundamentals of Programmable Logic Controllers 3
MTR 330  Dynamics 3
MTR 335  Advanced PLCs and Integration 3
MTR 340  Fluid Power 3
MTR 370  Properties and Strength of Materials 4
MTR 400  Machine Design Elements and Kinematics 3
MTR 410  Process Control 3
MTR 420  Computer-Integrated Manufacturing 3
MTR 445  Senior Project Proposal 1
MTR 450  Senior Project 3
   
Required Related (Cognate Area of Study) Courses 20
PHY 122  General Physics II 4
CSC 124  Computer Programming I 3
GET 130  Introduction to Engineering Technology 3
EET 325  Introduction to Electric Power 4
ITE 375  Principles of Production 3
ITE 215  CAD I 3
   
Related (Technical) Electives 3
Select a course from the following:
  • MTR 495  Mechatronics Internship (4 credits)
  • ITE 460  Principles of Manufacturing (3 credits)
  • ITE 385  Industrial Cost Estimating (3 credits)
  • CIS 341  CISCO CCNA 1 (4 credits)
  • CET 335  Microprocessor Interfacing (4 credits)
  • CET 270  Introduction to Microprocessor Design (4 credits)
  • RET 260  Robotics Systems Project (3 credits)
  • RET 210  Robotic Teaming (3 credits)
  • CIS 354  Systems Project Management (3 credits)
  • Other course approved by adviser
3
   
Total 120

Additional requirements, not counted toward the General Education requirements, include:

  • Special Experience Course (1 course required): MTR 400 Machine Design Elements and Kinematics
  • Writing-Intensive Component Courses (2 courses required): MTR 420 Computer Integrated Manufacturing AND MTR 445 Senior Proposal / MTR 450 Senior Project
  • Laboratory Course (1 course required): MTR 410 Process Control

Program Notes

  • "Required Related (Cognate Area of Study) Courses" are required to meet ETAC of ABET criteria 1, 2, 3 and 5.
  • MAT 181 (College Algebra, 3 credits) and MAT 191 (College Trigonometry, 3 credits) may be substituted for MAT 199, if math placement test does not permit direct entry into Pre-Calculus or if student desires a less intense math coverage.
  • Students must complete 42 credits in upper-division coursework (300- and 400-level courses).

Program Webpage

https://www.calu.edu/academics/undergraduate/bachelors/mechatronics-engineering-technology/index.aspx