Chattanooga College Medical Dental and Technical Careers

Work at the Intersection of Mechanics, Electronics, and Automation

Mechatronics Engineering, Associate of Science

Modern industries rely on automated systems and smart technology. This program prepares you to work with the systems that combine mechanics, electronics, and computer control.

✔ Automation and robotics focus

✔ Integrated systems training

✔ Hands-on technical labs

What Is Mechatronics Engineering?

Mechatronics engineering brings together mechanical systems, electronics, and computer-controlled automation. It is used in robotics, manufacturing, and advanced production environments.

What You’ll Learn in This Mechatronics Program

Core Technical Skills

Electrical and mechanical system integration
Programmable logic controllers (PLCs)
Automation and control systems

Hands-On Application

Troubleshooting automated systems
Working with robotics and sensors
System integration labs

Tools and Technologies

Control systems and instrumentation
Automation software basics
Sensors and system diagnostics

Electrical Engineering – How the Program Works

This program is designed for students who want to understand how these systems work together, and how to maintain and troubleshoot them.

✔ Blended instruction (theory + lab)
✔ Hands-on training with integrated systems
✔ Instructor-guided learning

You won’t just study electrical systems; you’ll work with them.

What You’ll Learn in This Mechatronics Program

Core Technical Skills

Electrical and mechanical system integration
Programmable logic controllers (PLCs)
Automation and control systems

Hands-On Application

Troubleshooting automated systems
Working with robotics and sensors
System integration labs

Tools and Technologies

Control systems and instrumentation
Automation software basics
Sensors and system diagnostics

Mechatronics
Career Pathways

This degree can also serve as a stepping stone toward advanced education.

Career pathways may include:

Mechatronics Technician
Automation Technician
Robotics Technician
Industrial Systems Technician

This degree can also serve as a foundation for further education in engineering.

Employment opportunities and job titles vary by employer and location. Chattanooga College does not guarantee employment.

Why Choose Chattanooga College
for
Electrical Engineering

Is This Program Right for You?

You may be a strong fit if you:

Are interested in robotics or automation
Enjoy working with both hardware and technology
Want to work in modern industrial environments

Real-World Experience

Work with systems that mirror real automation environments, combining mechanical, electrical, and control technologies.

Where a Small school makes a BIG difference

Cross-disciplinary technical training
Hands-on labs and system integration
Career-focused curriculum
Structured, step-by-step skill development

Chattanooga College Medical Dental and Technical Careers

What Is Mechatronics Engineering?

Mechatronics engineering brings together mechanical systems, electronics, and computer-controlled automation. It is used in robotics, manufacturing, and advanced production environments.

What You’ll Learn in This Mechatronics Program

Core Technical Skills

Hands-On Application

Tools and Technologies

Electrical Engineering – How the Program Works

What You’ll Learn in This Mechatronics Program

Core Technical Skills

Hands-On Application

Tools and Technologies

Mechatronics Career Pathways

Why Choose Chattanooga College for Electrical Engineering

Is This Program Right for You?

Real-World Experience

Where a Small school makes a BIG difference

Mechatronics
Career Pathways

Why Choose Chattanooga College
for
Electrical Engineering