Robotics

The bachelor degree program in robotics is designed to provide a thorough grounding in the science and technology of robotic design, actuation, control and programming. Courses in mechanical, electrical and computer engineering give students the knowledge to develop and construct a functioning robot. Advanced courses teach students how to control the robot's behavior. In addition to the core robotics curriculum, students are expected to complete a set number of elective courses in management, creativity, communication. Core curriculum course titles include: robot kinematics and dynamics, sensors and actuators, electronics for robotics, microcontrollers and PLCs, constructive design of industrial robots, CAD/CAR, manufacturing robotization, CNC, flexible manufacturing systems, digital production, HMI, client-server applications, programming languages, robot control, intelligent
robotic systems, electrical actuation, pneumatics and hydraulics in robotics, service robotics, parallel robots, medical robotics, industrial informatics.