MECHATRONICS
Join the forefront of technological innovation with our Mechatronics program, designed to prepare you for a career in automation, robotics, or aerospace. Our curriculum offers hands-on training in mechanical, electrical, and computer science technologies, preparing you for high-demand roles at leading companies.
CONTACT US
Talk to us about the Mechatronics program at RTC.
ENTRY ADVISING
Email: advising@rtc.edu
Phone: (425) 235-5840
HUSSEIN AL KINANI
Full-time Faculty - Mechatronics
Email: halkinani@rtc.edu
Phone: (425) 235-2459
JEREMY THORN
Full-time Faculty - Mechatronics
Email: jthorn@rtc.edu
Phone: (425) 235-7831
Degrees & Certificates
Certificate of Completion
This program prepares students or incumbent workers for careers in electrical, mechanical, manufacturing, automation, and robotics maintenance in lean industrial and technologically advanced environments, with a focus on mechatronics and advanced manufacturing. Students will learn proper techniques as well as material handling and trade specific machine use. This course includes the evaluation of student comprehension in lecture, manufacturing techniques and specialized equipment use from one lesson to the next. Students will learn to read and interpret blueprints and schematic drawings to various industry parts or tools. Self-inspection and quality assurance standards are contextualized throughout the program, insuring critical thinking and just-in-time evaluative practices. Machining essentials and preventive maintenance intelligence are followed by applied training in advanced manufacturing, electrical, robotics, and mechanical and production fundamentals in numerous industrial environments.
Enrollment Point: Fall, Winter, Spring
Certificate DetailsAssociate of Applied Science
This program prepares students or incumbent workers for careers in electrical, mechanical, manufacturing, automation, and robotics maintenance in lean industrial and technologically advanced environments, with a focus on mechatronics and advanced manufacturing. Students will learn proper techniques as well as material handling and trade specific machine use. This course includes the evaluation of student comprehension in lecture, manufacturing techniques and specialized equipment use from one lesson to the next. Students will learn to read and interpret blueprints and schematic drawings to various industry parts or tools. Self-inspection and quality assurance standards are contextualized throughout the program, insuring critical thinking and just-in-time evaluative practices. Machining essentials and preventive maintenance intelligence are followed by applied training in advanced manufacturing, electrical, robotics, and mechanical and production fundamentals in numerous industrial environments.
Enrollment Point: Fall, Winter, Spring
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OTHER INFORMATION
Must take the ACCUPLACER test with a score of 235 or higher before entering the program or being placed on the pre-registration list.