Mechatronic Technology

The Mechatronic Technology program at Mission College prepares students for high-demand careers in industrial automation. Combining electrical, mechanical, software, and computer engineering, this multidisciplinary program offers hands-on training in the latest technologies.

Top Benefits

High Demand Job Readiness: Gain essential skills in electrical, mechanical, software, and computer engineering to excel in the rapidly growing industrial automation sector.
Hands-On Learning: Benefit from practical, real-world training using the latest technology and equipment, ensuring students are workforce-ready.
Multidisciplinary Expertise: Develop expertise in multiple engineering fields, including mechatronics, automation, and robotics, to unlock diverse career opportunities.
Career Advancement: Graduates are prepared for high-paying, technical jobs in advanced manufacturing, automation, and industrial robotics, where skilled professionals are in great demand.

Skills Gained

Robotics and Automation Expertise: Develop the ability to design, build, and program robotic systems used in industrial automation.
Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Skills: Gain proficiency in both electrical and mechanical systems, enhancing your ability to work across a wide range of technical fields.
Programming and Software Development: Learn how to program industrial control systems and software to optimize automation processes and systems performance.
Troubleshooting and Problem-Solving: Acquire skills in diagnosing and solving complex technical issues in mechanical, electrical, and software systems.
System Integration and Design: Master the ability to integrate different systems, including sensors, actuators, and controllers, into cohesive automated solutions for industrial applications.

Degrees

Mechatronic Technology, Associate of Science (AS)

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Certificates

Mechatronic Technology, Certificate of Achievement (CA)

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Classes

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When Classes are Offered

MTT 010 - Introduction to Technology and Careers

MTT 012 - Electronic Systems Measurement and Troubleshooting

MTT 032 - Microcontroller Systems

MTT 042 - Digital Logic Systems

MTT 010 - Introduction to Technology and Careers

MTT 012 - Electronic Systems Measurement and Troubleshooting

MTT 020 - Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Process Control Systems

MTT 022 - Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and Robotic System Components

MTT 030 - Electrical Motors and Control Systems

MTT 040 - Analog Circuits and Semiconductor Devices

MTT 050 - Digital Manufacturing

MTT 034 - Fluid Power Systems

The schedules reflect the planned offerings by the department. Note that occasionally, courses may not be scheduled or may be cancelled due to extenuating circumstances. If this occurs, you may reach out to the department for further information.