Controls and Automation, Certificate

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The Certificate in Controls and Automation will be typically pursued by undergraduates majoring in Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering and by industry professionals with the appropriate background in these disciplines. The objectives are to expose students and industry professionals to the breadth of knowledge required by the modern practice of control and automation and enhance the skillset and capabilities within their discipline-specific field which will supplement the BSEE and BSME degrees. With this in mind, the certificate includes not only courses in controls addressing underlying theory, but a hands-on approach in design and programming based on applications. Additional background offered includes electronics and circuits, instrumentation, data acquisition, and signal analysis with applications.

Required Courses:

*Must include at least then (10) credit hours outside of student’s major.

EE 4313 - Control Systems Theory Sem. Hrs: 3
MATH 3243 - Linear Algebra Sem. Hrs: 3
ME 3504 - Process Monitoring and Control Sem. Hrs: 4
ME 3613 - Control Systems for Mechanical Engineering Sem. Hrs: 3

Select two of the following:

EE 4344 - Embedded Systems Sem. Hrs: 4
EE 4354 - Intelligent Control Systems Sem. Hrs: 4
EE 479V - Special Problems in Electrical Engineering Sem. Hrs: Variable
ME 3523 - Introduction to Robotics Laboratory Sem. Hrs: 3
ME 4613 - Introduction to Mechatronics Sem. Hrs: 3
ME 469V - Special Problems in Mechanical Engineering Sem. Hrs: Variable

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Controls and Automation, Certificate

Required Courses:

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Required Hours: 19-21

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Controls and Automation, Certificate

Required Courses:

Select two of the following:

Required Hours: 19-21