The Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology with a Mechatronics concentration is a program designed to integrate mechanical, electrical, and computer systems. It focuses on developing solutions for advanced technological challenges, with a specific emphasis on robotics and automation. Graduates gain skills in mechanical design, control systems, and the practical application of hydraulics, pneumatics, and microcontrollers. This program aims to equip students with the technical proficiency to combine hardware and software, analyze and implement mechatronic systems, and understand mechanical principles in manufacturing and robotics. The curriculum includes hands-on laboratory experience and a capstone project involving Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and microcontroller programming. Students can complete this bachelor's degree in an accelerated timeframe of 2.5 years (30 months), allowing them to enter the workforce sooner. The program is delivered on-campus and features a year-round academic calendar with 5-week terms and a simplified scheduling approach where degree paths are pre-set.
The Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology program requires 124 semester credit hours, typically completed over 8 semesters (approximately 30 months or 120 weeks). The curriculum is divided into Core Courses, Arts and Sciences Courses, and Electives.
Graduates of the Mechatronics concentration are prepared for a variety of roles in automation, robotics, and advanced manufacturing. The program focuses on developing skills directly applicable to industry needs.
Specific academic requirements may vary. It is recommended to contact the admissions office for detailed information.
Tuition fees are subject to change. All costs should be confirmed directly with the university.
ECPI University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). Specific program accreditations may apply and should be verified with the university.