Your future in Engineering and Robotics*

Engineering and Robotics is the merging of multiple engineering disciplines into a broader field. Students are taught the integration of electronics, mechanics, pneumatics, and programming to create economical, efficient and reliable automated systems that are used in industrial, medical, residential and commercial settings as well as in efficient transportation systems.

Students will learn the basic concepts necessary to design, build, maintain and control robots and other automated systems. They will complete FANUC America’s “Certified Education Robot Training” (CERT) and may earn a Level I and Level II industry certification.

AREAS OF STUDY (FIRST YEAR) INCLUDE:

• Controls Technician
• Electrical Technician
• Fluid Power Technician
• Machine Builder Technician
• Robotics Technician
• Systems Integration

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The Career and Technical Middle College is available to students in the Engineering and Robotics program.

Learn more about the Career and Technical Middle College.

*Formerly the Mechatronics program

Program Curriculum
Mechatronics

Extracurricular activities
SkillsUSA

Career options
Controls Engineer
Electrical Technician
Fluid Power Technician
Machine Technician
Mechatronics Engineer
Robotic Technician
Systems Integration Technician

Additional information
More information about engineering and robotics occupations can be found by logging on to Career Cruising. See your counselor to obtain a username and password.

Advanced training and education
Although students may obtain on-the-job training through entry-level employment, it is recommended that students seek formal advanced education through apprenticeships, certificate programs, and two- and four-year colleges such as Ferris State University, Kettering University (Flint,MI), Lawrence Technological University, Macomb County Community College, Michigan Institute of Aviation and Technology (Canton, MI) or St. Clair County Community College.

Articulation
Currently, TEC's Mechatronics program articulates college credit through Ferris State University, SC4, and Macomb.