Mechatronic Systems Concentration

Mechatronic Systems Concentration

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Mechatronics integrates the fields of mechanical, electrical, robotics, controls and computer engineering to optimize the functionality of modern engineering systems.

This concentration has two specialization tracks which have a foundation in electrical and mechanical technology. The Automation Mechatronics track balances mechanical, electrical, and automation coursework for students interested in pursuing careers in mult-craft maintenance and troubleshooting, engineering services, and equipment installation. The Electrical and Instrumentation track emphasizes programmable logic control (PLC), motor control, and instrumentation and calibration for students interested in pursuing a career as a PLC programmer, control systems technician, and Instrumentation and calibration technician.
WACKER Apprenticeships Available

 


Career Opportunities:

Graduates in this rapidly growing field are prepared for engineering technician positions in:

  • Automotive Manufacturing
  • Power Generation
  • Heavy Equipment Manufacturing,
  • Chemical Manufacturing
  • Food Manufacturing
  • Consumer Products Manufacturing
  • And many other exciting career opportunities.

 


Salary Expectations:

according to O*Net Online, July 2015

National Annual Mean Wage: $53,100
Tennessee Annual Mean Wage: $62,600