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Mechatronics Engineering Technology (A.A.S.)

Learn to work with automated systems that combine mechanics, electronics and industrial controls used in modern manufacturing and automated warehousing.

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Mechatronic tech degree
Associate in Applied Science
Outcome
Two Years
Duration
Hybrid
Learning Format
Central Campus
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Broad technical skills

Learn mechanical, electrical and industrial control skills used across many automated industries.

Hands-on lab focus

Practice troubleshooting, system testing and programming industrial controls in real lab environments.

Industry-aligned training

Skills align with modern automation and smart manufacturing jobs.

Career-ready pathway

Prepare for in-demand roles that are hard to outsource and offer long-term growth.

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About the Mechatronics Engineering Technology program

The Mechatronics Engineering Technology program prepares you for technician jobs in automated workplaces. You will learn how machines work by combining mechanical, electrical and controller repairing skills. Classes and labs focus on finding problems, fixing equipment and testing systems. You will also build simple prototypes and improve how machines run in manufacturing and logistics settings.

You will study engineering basics and manufacturing processes. Courses cover metrology methods, material properties, mechanical components, electronics, fluid mechanics, motors and controllers. The program builds planning and problem-solving skills used on the job. You will also practice writing and speaking for technical work. In labs, our students investigate system operation, troubleshooting principles and the relation between sensing and mechanism operation.
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What you'll learn

Central Campus: Engineering division info session

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Date: October 22, 2026  |  Time: 6:30 PM

Central Campus: Engineering division info session

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Frequently asked questions

Mechatronics work focuses on building, testing, repairing and improving automated machines and control systems.

Yes. Many classes include labs that focus on system testing, troubleshooting and working on equipment.

Preparation for college-level math and English is recommended, along with basic computer skills.

Yes. Coursework aligns with several industry-recognized certifications completed after specific course blocks.

Central Piedmont is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate degrees.

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