B.Tech Mechatronics engineering degree programme

Many of today's consumer products incorporate mechanical devices which are controlled by microelectronic systems. The modern motor car includes an engine management system, anti-lock braking and ignition, all of which require a microcomputer to be interfaced with the mechanical 'system'. Modern industrial systems in the manufacturing sector use microelectronic devices extensively for control, measurement and information technology application such as data transfer. In the robotics field, the discipline of microelectronics is used extensively in motion control.

A mechatronics engineering degree will help you qualify as a systems engineer giving you a thorough understanding of modern engineering and manufacturing combined with specialist skills in electronics and computer-based technology.

Mechatronics engineering employs a variety of techniques that are used throughout the course with the emphasis on lectures, supporting tutorials and laboratory classes. Continuous assessment forms a major part of the assessment process used in earlier years. End-of-session examinations are featured more in later years of study.

A variety of techniques are used throughout the mechatronics engineering course with the emphasis on lectures, supporting tutorials and laboratory classes. Continuous assessment forms a major part of the assessment process used in earlier years. End-of-session examinations are featured more in later years of study.

Career

Mechatronics engineering degree graduates may work in areas of design, research and development, sales, production management, safety, and quality. Industries entered include aerospace, defence and energy as well as the manufacturing of industrial and domestic products, drugs, furniture and processing of chemicals and foods comes under mechatronics engineering programme.

Bright Future in Mechatronics Engineering

Studying at APIIT broadens your outlook and perspectives, and encourages self reliance, discipline and confidence-all highly regarded by potential employers.