Mechatronics Fundamentals (CC)(Plan Code: ETEMFC01)
Certificate of Completion
Program Details
Do you love to do puzzles? Do you love to learn how parts of a machine are put together by exploring the purpose of each part? If so, we invite you to consider enrolling in our Mechatronics Fundamentals certificate program. Mechatronics Technology is a growing technical field that brings together mechanical, electrical, computer or robot engineering to connect different parts of one system to one another to build a variety of tools and systems. Mechatronics Technology is used to build computer-driven machinery, medical imaging systems, and robotics used in surgical procedures. We focus on current concepts and technology to provide you with practical, hands-on experience with the latest industry standard equipment so you will be job-ready upon completing the program. You also can use this coursework towards our Associate of Applied Science Mechatronics Degree Program. This program admits a limited number of students, so contact the Mechatronics Department today to learn more about how to enroll. Are you still determining if this career path is right for you? Explore all the degree and certificate programs in the Advanced Manufacturing and Mechanical Area of Study online. There are free resources available to you in Career Services which will help you establish a career, financial, and academic path to success. Additionally, you'll have access to free tutoring to make sure you have the support you need to be successful throughout your program.
Mechatronics Fundamentals (CC)(Plan Code: ETEMFC01) Pathways
Pathways listed below are for the catalog year 2026-2027. Maps for previous years are available on each pathway page. What is a catalog year?
Learning Outcomes
Learning outcomes help you work towards your educational goals.
- Correctly connect, operate and troubleshoot an AC motor control circuit.
- Demonstrate proper tool identification and usage techniques.
- Design fluid power systems and identify common components.
- Troubleshoot DC and AC circuits for malfunctions.
