Applied Mechanics and Mechatronics

This Bachelor’s program offered by the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at STU equips you with the skills to design, develop, and maintain advanced machines and systems that integrate mechanical, electronic, and information technology components. You’ll delve into areas like:

• Mechanics and Strength of Materials: Understand the fundamental principles governing the behavior of materials under stress and strain.
• Computer-Aided Design (CAD): Master industry-standard software for creating 3D models and simulations.
• Electronics and Control Systems: Gain expertise in electrical circuits, sensors, and control algorithms used in mechatronic systems.
• Robotics: Explore the design, operation, and programming of robots for various applications.
• Programming: Develop coding proficiency relevant to mechatronics, including languages like Python or C++.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• Apply engineering principles to analyze and design mechatronic systems.
• Select appropriate materials and manufacturing processes for mechanical components.
• Utilize CAD software for product design and development.
• Integrate electronic and control systems into mechanical systems.
• Program robots and automated systems for specific tasks.
• Understand safety regulations and quality standards in mechanical engineering.