DRAFT 2026-2027 College Catalog - NEW & IMPROVED [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Mechatronics Technology
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Program Information
The Mechatronics program is designed for students who want to make a career out of becoming a technician in the world of automation. The program assists students in acquiring the multifunction and employability skills needed in today’s manufacturing environment as an entry-level technician. Today’s industry relies on well-trained electromechanical technicians to reduce downtime and increase efficiency of the equipment. Students learn how to diagnose and repair a variety of automation systems, such as mechanical, electrical, hydraulics, pneumatics, PLCs, and robotics. They learn the importance of how each system is integrated into the automation process. There is an extensive focus on troubleshooting and how it is applied to electromechanical systems.
The Mechatronics program offers an associate degree and two certificate options. Credit for courses in the certificates can be applied toward the associate degree.
Scheduling and Entry Options
Day and evening classes are available. The full program is offered on the Pendleton Campus. Additionally, the first three semesters are offered on the Anderson and Oconee Campuses. Full-time day students usually complete requirements in six terms. For students taking a reduced load, a degree requires eight to ten terms. General Education course requirements can be completed at any time during the program. Courses can be completed in any order subject to the adherence of course prerequisites and corequisites.
www.tctc.edu/mech
ProgramsAssociate in Applied ScienceCertificate
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