Automatic Control Systems

This three-year (full-time) or four-year (part-time) program equips you with the technical expertise and problem-solving skills to design, implement, and maintain automated systems across various industries.

Master the Fundamentals: Gain a solid foundation in electrical engineering principles, control theory, mechanics, and computer science. Learn about sensors, actuators, and various control system components.

Specialization Options: Choose between two specializations in your final year:

• Control of Mechatronical Systems: Focus on the integration of mechanical, electrical, and control systems. Gain expertise in robotics, automation of mechanical processes, and embedded systems.
• Control of Technological Equipment: Specialize in controlling and optimizing industrial processes. Learn about process control techniques, automation in manufacturing, and data acquisition systems

Hands-on Learning: Develop your practical skills through laboratory experiments, project work, and potential internships with industry partners. Apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios, designing, simulating, and building automated systems.

Industry-Standard Software: Master industry-standard software for control system design, simulation, and programming, such as MATLAB, Simulink, and specific automation software used in your chosen specialization.

Professional Preparation: Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to launch your career in the growing field of automation. Learn about project management, quality control, and safety regulations. Develop your communication and teamwork skills to collaborate effectively with engineers and technicians.

Develop Valuable Skills: Refine your analytical thinking, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. Learn to troubleshoot, diagnose issues, and optimize control systems for efficiency and performance.

Graduates emerge as versatile automatic control systems engineers prepared for diverse careers in various fields, including:

• Industrial automation and process control
• Robotics and mechatronics
• Building automation and smart building systems
• Automotive control systems (subject to regional regulations)
• Aerospace and defense industries (subject to regional regulations)
• Manufacturing and production engineering
• Automation system design and development firms
• Research and development departments within various industries