About Us
Development Focus
The department focuses on the integration of mechatronic and optical systems, precision control, and design and manufacturing management technologies,
to cultivate engineering and technological professionals with capabilities in planning, design, manufacturing, and integration of automation systems.
Research Areas
Micro/Nano Measurement Technologies, Optical/Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems, Intelligent Robotics, Mechatronic and Optical System Integration, Image Vision Technologies, and Bionic System Design
Control System Analysis and Design, Intelligent Control, Embedded Control Systems, Automated Data Acquisition and Monitoring, Precision Servo Control
CAD/CAM/CAE, Innovative R&D of Key Automation Components, Manufacturing Information Systems, Enterprise Resource Planning
Core Courses
The curriculum is divided into three major areas: Design Analysis/Manufacturing Management, Automatic Control Technology, and Measurement/Mechatronic Integration.
Courses are offered at foundational, professional, advanced, and practical levels, emphasizing both theory and hands-on practice.
The four-year undergraduate program requires a minimum of 132 credits for graduation.
The master’s program requires a minimum of 30 credits (including 6 thesis credits).
Professional foundational courses emphasize laboratory practice,
including Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing, Applied Electronics, Digital Logic, Automatic Control, Microprocessors,
Sensor Measurement and Mechatronic Systems laboratories, as well as a one-year practical capstone project.
Laboratories
General Laboratories
Integrated Manufacturing Workshop, Computer-Aided Engineering Laboratory, Microprocessor Laboratory, Mechatronics Laboratory,
Sensor and Measurement Laboratory, Control Engineering Laboratory, Calibration Laboratory, and Integrated Electronics Laboratory
Specialized Laboratories
National Nano Technology Program Laboratory, Local Industry-Academia Project Laboratory, Multi-Axis Machine Tool Calibration Laboratory,
Manufacturing-Commerce Integration Laboratory, Virtual Manufacturing Laboratory, Intelligent Systems Laboratory,
Precision Measurement and Micro-Opto-Mechatronic Systems Laboratory, Innovative Mechanism Laboratory, Image Control and Spray Application Laboratory
Career Prospects
Further Studies
Master’s and doctoral programs at domestic universities in fields such as Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics, and Management
Employment
Graduates are qualified for careers in automation/machine tools, precision machinery, process equipment,
3C optoelectronics, semiconductors, mechanical design/manufacturing, CAD/CAM/CAE,
electrical/electronic engineering, programming, optical inspection, production management, and system/process integration industries
