electromechanical technology

Program Description

Electromechanical Technology integrates theories and applications in mechanical, electrical and electronic systems; fluid power; robotics and computer software to prepare students to work effectively in a variety of industrial settings. The Electromechanical Technology program teaches students a broad array of job-ready skills that involve integrating technologies and systems-thinking required to effectively problem solve, program, operate and maintain electromechanical and automated equipment. Graduates are trained to work as members of teams consisting of engineers and production workers in a variety of industrial and manufacturing settings.

Statewide Median Salary for Recent Graduates

• $50,000

Approximate Costs

• $134.20 per credit (resident)
• $201.30 per credit (out-of-state resident)
• Online students are not charged out-of-state fees.
• Please refer to the MPTC Student Handbook for additional enrollment fee information.

Program Outcomes

• Interpret technical drawings, schematics and diagrams as they relate to automated process control systems.
• Troubleshoot automated process control system components.
• Design and program logic controls and Human Machine Interface (HMI) as communication devices for automated process control system.
• Analyze the interaction between the various components of a system such as fluid power, mechanical, Servo and electrical/electronics to operate the system.
• Program and interface robotics devices, Vision System, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology and Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) in the automated process control system.
• Complete and maintain appropriate documentation for automated systems and processes.

Career Opportunities

• Controls Engineer
• Electrical/Electronics Technician
• Field Engineer
• Mechatronics Technician
• Research and Development Technician

Admission Process

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